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GODERICH, ONT.
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Thursday, July 14, 1921.-3
GO.DERICH CHAUTAUQUA.
FRIDAY, JULY 22nd to THURSDAY, JULY 28th
An Unsurpassed Entertainment Feature
The Greatest Troupe of Educated Pets in the World
Pamahasika's Pets in An Indoor Circus at Chautauqua
Perhaps tie /restart feature ever presented to any audience by trained animals
aad birds is the miniature battle some from the World War. During the action
of the battle, the birds Cre cannon, and when the fort burets into Came, the Are
eompany responds, raises ladders. turns over a water tank and extinguishes
the Are. Then comes the victory. The German flag is batted down and the British
Frederic Poole, direct from a tour of England,
will give famous Travelogue at Chautauqua.
"With Allenby in Palestine and Lawrence in
Arabia.".
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flag is run up. This is but one feature of the evening's entertainment, which had
an hoar and a half, with something taking place every minute of the time.
Prof. Pamabasika is a genius and is justly recognised as America's most
successful small animal and bird educator. He gives an interesting talk about
iii pets while the tricks are being dote.
Little Miss Alice Louise Shrode
In Several of Her Entertaining Selections
that she will give at Chautauqua.
Course Tickets
$2.50
Children $1.25
War Tax Extra
Single Admission
Afternoons 50c
Evenings - 75c
Children 25c and 50c
War Tax Extra,
xSingle Admissions for tis Course
aggregate $7.25 for 'whits and
$4.25 for children.
Buv a Course Ticket and save
$4.75 en adults or $3.00 on
' children's tickets.
Tickets Transferable
,in the Family .
Friday, July 22
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Thurs., July 28
WT- s STOW ir*,ro111 4,1.1117xxzz.LS
tiff *VieCt antaugaa on "Seei:'` Who will address Chautauqua Audiences.
Life WLn14' !t3"Sia Pniwev son World Freedom." --
The Zedeler Symphonic Quintette
High -Class Musical Artists who will give two
Programmes at Chautauqua
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Dr. Frederic Poole Dressed in Arabic and Chinese Costumes.
Ovals, Above, Gen'l Allenby; Below, Col. Lawrence
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HERBERT L OOPB
Said to be the funniest man since
Bill Nye." Mr. Cope will convulse his
Chautauqua audiences with his humorous
address, "Family Remedies." Cope spoke
to more soldiers than any other speaker
en the continent. The boys nicknamed
him "rill the Blues Cope."
PSBCIVAL MIEN
Who ea'I11 play the leading role in "It
Pays to Advertise" at asantationa
this Stammer-
DL 1OE'EST NOSWOOD
Noted Canadian Orator, who will lecture
at Chautauqua, on "The Dominion
and Its Destiny."
IRENE BEAVfl S
DL FREDERIC, POOLE
Who will appear at Chautaegea in the wt. comes to Chautauqua direct front
great comedy play "It Pays to Advertise." England with his Travelogue, "With
Allenby in Palestine and
Lawrence in Arabia."
Famous Comedy "It Pays to Advertise"
To be .Presented at Chautauqua
Percival Vivian Himself, and his Players, direct from New York, to play Greatest
Laugh Producer known in the Theatre . `
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The Gilvan Light Opera Singers in Opera and Concert
This superb organization will present two programmes at Chautauqua this summer, made up of concert numbest and
scenes from several light operas, the latter done in special costuming and with all the action of the operatic stage. One of
their song and comedy hits is the conic Gilbert & Sullivan Open, "Ruddyaore," which was revived so successfully last winter
at the Park Theatre, New York City.
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Scenes in the Great Comedy Success
"it Pays to Advertise"
Percival Vivian Plays Leading Role
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