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BUY SEASON TICKETS NOW
Apd Support Your First Patriotic Chauiaultit the Greatest Yew in History
A Part of the Program
WELSH GLEE QUARTET.
DR. T. Wit DAVIDSON.
M'ajI;r#ORRY
ROYAL DRAGOONS.
COL. GEORGE W. BAIN.
rSCHAIKOWSKY: QUARTET.
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BEN GREET PLAYERS
6.
Be a Booster
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ADULTS $2.00 Got Season Tickets
CHILD
REK $1.00 qu
C 4" KY , "M of the gi 00"t
TIM "-RV
Four diggip 4W es
I -of Taclialkitrivaky (My-koff-ski).
Matta
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co-Donotirsolotrho ever lived. toriA this organi 4, Two,-kolins, "CeIld
corroblustio
piano make up the instrume n for elie
presentation of great music. artist, a real interpreter
of -usle, and the leader a master musician who makes every program
noteworthy,
a ua Mr. Leon Wellman, the director of the Tschalkow5ky Qu rtet, d
,TheJunior Ch, uta!!.q a gra
uatea with, highest honors from the great musical conservatory of Moscow,
Russia, and later completed a special course on composition and conducting
at Petrograd. He won tame in England as a conductor and player.
Every child in Goderich and neighborhood should attend the Junior Chautauqua, which will take place 4jj"�
directing in both London ailid Manchester.
Mor Frederick Blair, the feellist, is one of the leading American 'cellists.
in the'llig tent every morning at 9 o'clock. Miss Ruth Alger, an experienced Junior leader, will he here to
DR. RUSSIML H. CONWELL.
He was born in Hartford, Conn., and for some years has been Master of
tenth the ockildren now, healthful games, conduct Story Hour, organize a Chililren's Town with the various Chamber Music and Instructor In Violincello playing at Smith College.
Greatest lecture in the world; delivered more than 6,000 lion A
Mr. Henry Levine is one of th He Is
officers, and put on the e most eminent Boston pianists.
Dr. CODWell ja Prettiolent of Temple University, Philadelphia, with Cilto a native of that city.
students. a great lecturer and a great p."A In day, Mr. Edward Kowinski was born of Russian ancestry, and studied at 'j,.
Cher, who will ake the last
the Conservatory of Warsaw. He played in the Warsaw PhIlharmonio
Pt ChAWAIlloquX Week memorable. Fine Pageant.: "OUR ALLIES" Orchestra. under -Hollmiesbarger, and was later bandmaster of the Fout",
teenth Donnish Regimental Band at Bendip, Poland. Since 1905, he ban
been one of the first violins of the Boston Opera House Orchestra, of
BENGREET PLAYERS in, which all of the children will take part. Children's tickets (ages 6 to 14 years), only $ 1, W�Ich also seventY-five players.
admit the little folk to the afternoon and evening Chautauquas.
FATHER P. J. MACCORRY.
The Most' Celebrated Shakespearean Players Two Great Lectures Chauta'6qua Week.
In the afternoon of the
in Existence. second day of Chautauqua, 6,
THERE'S, -A REASON
Why Representative People of Goderich and this Community are Boosting the
Father MakCorry, with won -
derful Irish eloquence will
"The
assemble In a single e4ening the hot things that art, music and literature
have produced on the Life and Labors of our Saviour.
lecture on Kingship of
6 Joy
Win - the - War Chautau'qua
Man.
In the evening he will
give his famous Art-Musleal-
-Recital (in "The Story Beau�
The higgest aggregation of 11101-
IT IS PATRIOTIC.
tiful.11 7
An Art - Musical - Lecture
THE. ROYAL DRAGOONS
IT IS SURELY CLEAN.
Recital on the Life and Lai
Has., lintertainers and lecturers to
unins in this Issue.
bors of the meek and lowly
IT, IS WORTH WHILE.
Nazarene.
IT IS EDUCATIONAL.
A big story told In a big,
broad way, illuminated by A
--linron's Golden Gate" has P%pr
IT IS ENTERTAINING.
reproduction In fac-simtle
colors of the world's great -
IT IS PURPOSEFUL,
eat modern paintings. The
IT IS INSPIRATIONAL.
paintings Illuminating this
lecture — more than one,
tendent of,the Dominion Chautauqua,
1
Be'a Booster
hundred In number — are
nearly all copyrighted and,
for the most part unknown
In this country, and were
POPular. In thegreatent, play hou and abroad, with a r.ecord of
0 nvd ik portals will be here next
colored expressly for `The
on the platform. 4)n(, of Arnerica's
ADULTS $2.00 Got Season Tickets
Story BeautifuV' , by Mr.
01
C14ILDREN $1.06
Joseph Hawkes of the
Metropolitan Museum Of
;ill aggregation which it would
vonwleti;�ir arrangements for next
veph's big event., and Mr. �.. It, White
Art, New York. The pi;tures
, __ are copied In replica airect-
illonorooll by appearances on the White Muse'lawn before American
FA TEIER P. J. MACCORRY. ly from the original Canvas
as -they hang to -day in the
"ill be ill charge next vveek.
Id
The 81, Educational and Entertaining A66P ation Here All Next Week,
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great art galleries of America and Europe. They are unquestionably
among the finest and most artistic specimens of'coloring ever attempted
bb
on this side of the water. Accompanied by anplaborate classical setting Oil.
-
ftskidepts and international celebrities.
The musivians, lecturers, entertainers,
of vocal and instrumental music. The ensemble—an earnest effort to
BEN GRMT ft4iV100,
GODERICH CHAUTAUQUA
assemble In a single e4ening the hot things that art, music and literature
have produced on the Life and Labors of our Saviour.
Wmibody loves a Shakespearean iltint,"The Comedy of Errors"
U doWvedly among the most popular. The Sen Greet Players will present
The higgest aggregation of 11101-
Nitriolis performers in the other (-ill-
I.ecture. "I I Could 1,ive Life Over,"
THE. ROYAL DRAGOONS
WA 1*1!�h-creatlig play Cho fifth eventni of Chthtauqua Week.-
Has., lintertainers and lecturers to
unins in this Issue.
by Colonel Geo. W. Baln, the clo-
-Known throughout Americaas one of the great4at Chautauqua attrac-
--linron's Golden Gate" has P%pr
Nlr. 1'. 0, Huckle, advance superin-
quent Kentuckian wito flas had more
Volks Oillable.
tendent of,the Dominion Chautauqua,
than forty years of active experience
POPular. In thegreatent, play hou and abroad, with a r.ecord of
0 nvd ik portals will be here next
(if ,,I. Clair, Mich., is pere this weph
on the platform. 4)n(, of Arnerica's
01
-here
nots!Ae performances excelled by few theatrical organizations In' this world.
;ill aggregation which it would
vonwleti;�ir arrangements for next
veph's big event., and Mr. �.. It, White
inost beloved citizens.
IIAN"
illonorooll by appearances on the White Muse'lawn before American
he [ill jill.ihie to secure boil through
ill-, organization of tile Chautauqua
"ill be ill charge next vveek.
FOURTII
Morning: Junior Chatitauqua actiN
ftskidepts and international celebrities.
The musivians, lecturers, entertainers,
FIRST DAY
ties.
4,
Au- otgatkintion, of outstanding tperit—bilt 14 numbers—bigger In
etr.. \\Ilk. \\ill take part are, many of
Afternoon: Coneort by the Tsehal-
ardstvir—wiih iT4pfifcle which has stood' the telit of time--& comedy with
theryi. thii-NVorld over, and the
Morning , (Irgaal7ation of Junior
koW-Sky (tiyartettp-ut BoMnn, one,
a pluirkoh, i3halkespeare's Immortal.
Gha III au- pla presents an unique oppor-
C.11alltauqua.
Afternoon Popular concert and en-
the highest class musictil organiza-
Dan Greet's players are thoroughly capable histrionic artists who have
tinity t,. ill., people of Ooderich and
surromiding eountry to hear talenk of
tertainnient b� the Welsh Glee Quar-
Lions of the East.
Evening- Song recital bv Mme.
speelalftod upon Shakespeanean productions. The record of success won
stielt nwril, as does not, under ordin Y
let, featuring Joseph E. Batchelo. r.
Rertha. Farrier, of the San (:arlo Gmnd
by Vie leading
_organizAtIon, not only on the Chautauqua platform. but IA
n any but t e
rjrvuoi�tanve�, appear I %tr
monologist, and Gpingp F, Jones, in
Msturned presentation of songs of th I'
Opera Company and entertAiner In the
th,*tr4a or America. In the beat possible assuran6o of their ability to please.
largest cities The Chautauqu con-
Londion costernionger.
hospitals of France during the. first
sJtits of ele%en high-class conce s, lec-
turol,, an com-
Evening: Goneevt and entertainment
year of the war. Assisted and support-
by the Tschalkowsky Quartette
C,O_LON.,EL,GEOs Woo BAIN
recitals, pageariii, etc.,
bines recreation and ainusemen with
by ill ie We)lsh Glce,ouartet.
"The
ed of
Boston.
edlivatkin.
1,peture Camouflagt- of Kai%-
One of the finest mul4cai prolgrains,
The chalitilliqlI& wit I be field on th
eris-on by Dr. T. Mr. ri,avidson. who
ever presented fit the. Dominit.n.
teriniq grounds (if Ilotel Sunset, where
was born in Belfast and resides in
FIFTH DAY'k
J.
a large thr-e-1),ile tent wilt be erected
Montreal. Ali up-toAlie-minute ones-
%Nith a vealing eapacity of from 2.000
laglojelrowded with gems of wit and
Morning: Jimlor Chautwiqoil Activi-
to 3,000 ppolil".
tips.
Begides ill(, afternoon and evening
SEC i),Nlj DAY
Afternoon: Best afternoon Evpry-
programs ill( is a special one for the
Morning: Junior Chautauqua Activi-
bodN rest tip for the big prwhaction
at night.
- - - - - - - - - -
boys and girls rach morning (As fol-
kla
. Civening-, Presentation, %,,illi peclal
IAYAL _baGlb;�*iK
lows. 9 to to ,,cloex, Story-teliffig:
10 ill 11, Junior Tnwn'tIe&,;Ons in nioni-
Afternoon: Muselal concert tiv the
Chautauqua artists, ;Vaturing* the
scpn ery and scenic effects, (,f the
Chautauqua Week' will bring many deU&4tftil entertalnen bul: aone
-it aoNrl-nnioni : $I to I't, garneS Of
elp,
Canadian baritone. Mr. flartwell lip-
greatest of Shakespearean ri-mody.
a Royal Dgagoons—a singing band, rich in instrument&
like th ;[on, strohg
till kind%. Ilt thj� Ilrict of the Week
Mille, and the Amerrvan %iolinlst, Miss
The Comedy of rrrors," by th fam-
I, gong, dOnstalit sidtlirlse and joy.
there wIll be a hintor Pageant, "Our
Allies," in boys hold-
Nfartha Alexander.
"The
ous Berl Greet players,
qlXTll IiAY
DR., T. W. jDAVEE)SON.
which and girls
Ing tickets will talip part.
l,ecture : Hingship of Man,"
rather P. J. Nfac(lorrv.
31ornipp: Junior Olittutatiqua -irt.10-
Ono Of the
to
Boys and girls who earn their Own
monrN to buy thort-tiekets Will be
Evening : Musical preigram by the
tfcs-111gal. relloarsal for the pageant.
Aftertioon: hyAladarne Flor-
most timely lectures of
Chautauqua Week will be that of Dr.
awarded points, and through the
course points will be iswarded In the
Chrontatiqua 81,11st.0'.
Gr'eat Illuminatpd.1pectire, "The Story
Beautiful.- by the noted priest orator,
comprt
Price :t6dinoft, Vanish Prinift nolina ;
Willialin Osborne, American violintl4t,
Davidson, a native of Ireland, a-
graduate of Belfast University. a
th
morning garnes, and thib town in the
rather p. j, MAcOnrry.
and Iterbert 91well, pianist and vi-im-
resident of Montreal, and a pastor of
to
Chautauqua circuit that has the great-
be a
The most beniAlful and Impressive
poser. One of thl" hest Programs of
a church that ham one hundred and
est number of points will given
banner.
The adull. entirse lloket Is $2. 0104's
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lecture known to the Chautauquas.
Musical setting rendcred by the chron-
latioiiia artists,
TIJIRD DAY
the weet.
Patriotic PagW(, "Otit AlItAs," Ity
the �dnior Chautauquans, bnd6r thp
d(N-ellon of the jt1nior loder. Your
fifty-tWO Intfinbets. at the front.
while his only son Is lighting In the
trenches,. M Would be In N'trance
st
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dichnorei.��&,�,to
yearlo). A lin Ite number of course
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tickets may �be had at -these prices.
No courSti 1116kela, price
Morning: Junior Chautauqua activi-,
ties,
6WO b4li aholl Wls In an' Interesting
object Imon of phirldtigfit',",
EvoAlojil, podl
. Concert by Mad
h*0W 1) t* for tfib, fact'. thit 'his,
church 'all that 6ey 1�qeded his
after I August W.'
Afternoon: Patriotic concert and en-
nofr aho ,hor StAstaining 00ftPany.
weekly me"Agaiii - to , carry them
aflilrolliohl% wll�l zek,
tertainment by the IIOYQI I)r&900n$.'
WW6 "AlOtts tofl)14�nouds." by Or.
thftligh the
"ut -,tkket
A wonderful singibg band.
11,04901 Ii dwitjl. , Mft6gfilted as the
flit6kid and strew or the
tho, d#Wled
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d Wy tie
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by the Royal Dr#goons.
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service overseas.
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