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Thtnlow Lfeurance •has become Symphony Coto
taaaotts parry, consisting of noon of the rourth
p g Dntr, and w s fir.
JriV to S - o' not only as the ori anal coin- tour' vtollns, two cellos, and piano, lode the lecture by r, tsps: 1s. I
@ clack Wier of Indian music, but as a fins- 29
h Id rank first In the realm of evening. We regard this as we of
Via:• y ;', • falser o! raremorit to other Maes. Hai
Single Admission, afternoon, SOC has, been no anxious to carry out hta pression.
perfection to musical e=- the most attractive ptarlsgil ve
Chautauqua Weep. oao that bmsms et
r +' Evening, - 75C• ideas in mesio that he has organised They will give a charming classical real music will Aad frill of w
n companies, and the Little and popular program
Children, 25c and 351 1,a the atter and charm,amt
his ow ^
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FINE MUSICIANS, GERALDINE EDGAR, VIOLINIST, AND
ROBERT MACDONALD, PIANIST, IN BIG JOINT RECITAL
FId,0Fv 'WILLIAM 04LUWir:LL
CHARLES CRAWFORD GORST.
Of AlcG111 t)nfveralty.
Have you ever listened to the re-
<
The`leeture on "The Place of Can-
cords of Charles Crliwfor•d Gorst upon
your
ada in the -World of Tadar? will cer-
phuaugraph? If not, buy some
of them, and you will. realize what
It'takes'hr good company as well as
a eod play to satisfy a Canadian
I The Percival Vivian Players, who Furthermore thpy will be seen fill
1 appear on the Chautauqua program
audience to -day. Mediocrity in either!
this year, is one of the best "road
one of the greatest of recent Amerl.
le inexcusable, playgoers feel, for
companies" that ever left New York.
can plays, the rollicking farce. "Noth.
Canada has begun to develop a taste
1 They take their place with then Hen
ins But
the Truth," by.tames Mont.
In drama that augurs well for the
Greet Players, who -made the revival
I
gomery,
in which William Collier
advancement of the stage.
of Shakespeare a surety. starred for seasons.
pruno, of th-• Chicago Opera Cu.
to ;a-P14tilarm-spetjker'or,recoftnized
-two
L)
Mention Mark Twain to the aver-
a greater treat given to a
Ch.+uta+iqua and l.y•'euru work for.
age American and he at once thinks
C.lautauqua audience than Gorst will
r
r:•;.'
afford, lie will take you two Octaves
Of the Mississippi river and the lite of�•,
higher in lien seal.: Than the voice of
M. x 1•:,lgar 11.1,4 it bill Ili :(n•1 p.'rson-
especially addressed to the woulen of
Its pilots whom Mark Twain has Im-
alit)(If twit .,.( it that ❑lds Ler talents
is"the highest note pitched In bird
turlJt.
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mortalized in his writings,
the community, and which will ut the
be ensemble singliiv, but the Inei- will gr••-+tly pltaase Miss Dewey In a
enjoyable events of Cbautasgtta
`�` � '�:;
But there is still another spqt in
same time be of interest to the men,
•fie
this world which Mark Twain has en-
deared to readers by inimitable wit
especially
D y Ntreetfed. bliss Mkchener der varfou• selections. Mr. Hrouwer
the tuna, and assist to other ss.y
p lL
and delightful en ie
g P pictures. Hawaii,
s i
Canada are aakin& What they (ars
.F` •: r;?
x ray> Ef
as Mark saw It and wrote and talked'
about It, has teed so inextricably in-
k,
terwoven with Hawaii
of the Loudon Concert Party is R
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♦ts?
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a .
as we hear of
It' tie rou h ¢ e and
there Is no one belter'erted to bring
Tenor, and Mr. Brouwer. Lite tlun to film solo work, at the ewenlntt
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: ro
newhPaper comment, that
tiles •'
•'
dariton4 r program, hr wiltlead Community
= Mltchener will appear nN a 1alaKing. drilling the
we are
�^M��"a'�S.' ,{•'�•
wont to forget his contribution to the
audience la
soloist In several selections, In Guth reada•ring tugetier several of the
a heavier and a lighter vein. `thea has fatuillar
did swing. They will giro a f/t12 stall••
cert In theahernooa and s prekeioii lit
.:
Immortalizing of the faland paradise;
over as an a, live
worker and recruiter throughout the
same Star mfnutes In the vVeptsing,
of the P8Cf13C .
y
The ppeaarnce on the Chautauqua
,� "• . ` ��, :�;;
Platform of Miss Mildred Leo Clem-
UWENUOLYti tYNTIf151TLN„
r i1W,I. B. %VlfVTE.
�
ens, a cousin of the great American
ldlss Anthislle Is a Reader of mark-
.
humorist, recalls at once the tie that
a + \t lay it, a platform speaker of
binds Mark Twain with -the islands.
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For she brings to American audiences"
drougctlun. is at tile Goer In his ler-
THOMAS G. MICHELTREE.
revivified Mark Twain point of
"view,only does
F
,
1( you are fond of listentng to a
she inherit some
3r
masterful piano player, do not fail to
of the traditional Qlemens humor,
Iightful work. Ildr readings are ac-
hear Tom Micheitree. The moment
but she also has follpwed, the paths
lure oil "anut.B." TO his ries rucltlrB
,
he rives ihr• loorb of
'
he touches the keys you feel' that the
that Mark Twain made across the
companled by Improvisations upon
musician and the instrument are one,
Islands
a g(•nius, which
You Will forget all your home wor-
ries and your business Ires, and be
transported to the realm of keen
the piano, and whether in seriut,.,
enjo an t.
k `
Asld from one or two of the great
mood or In lighter vein (hese help 1(,
masters, t has never been our pleas-
f" The address Is a gem, sparkling
ure to hear a pianist, who has such
;
a.': '
v
a wonderfully delicate and sympathe
aryl •' ;'''''.. �'
with humoruun word pictures of var'
tie touch and who can handle the
Bluest subjects in such a truly inter-
pretmHve- manner.
charming _
g points,
There
Besides Tom Micheltree does a lot'"
Of light and airy work, and is a
humorist
We always endeavor to choose
He to an orator of rare ability,and he
1n addition to his serious
word,
¢
life-llkP- 'so human- -they can read -i
upon the piano. He will give a
4 s
CAPTATS (FATHItR) WATT.
sketch entitled "An Imitation of a
Is a producer of a worth -while men-
with the sublime Qlano accorp4ni-
Country Choir," that will make you
r, `. ' ily be Identified an akin to some folks
bubiple with laughter from beginniftg
Captain (Fatleer) Watt was one 1,'t
N
FINE MUSICIANS, GERALDINE EDGAR, VIOLINIST, AND
ROBERT MACDONALD, PIANIST, IN BIG JOINT RECITAL
FId,0Fv 'WILLIAM 04LUWir:LL
CHARLES CRAWFORD GORST.
Of AlcG111 t)nfveralty.
Have you ever listened to the re-
<
The`leeture on "The Place of Can-
cords of Charles Crliwfor•d Gorst upon
your
ada in the -World of Tadar? will cer-
phuaugraph? If not, buy some
of them, and you will. realize what
a,
lalnly attract every thAtking man and
a rare treat you are going to have In
woman in the eonttttunity, on the
opBtting night.. Dr. Caldwell is 'a
listening to the imitations that he
1Jeruldlntl [Cd�ur, vluliulst, and
writer of Internatignal tante on topics
gtv, a of the feathered songsters, and
in looking
Robert MacDonald, pianist, appear
pertnit)}ng to the Bt'ttlalt Empire. He
at the pastels that he
draws. Gorst pretty nearly talks in
this summer un the Clulutuuquu pro-
Is a Philosopher .Innownr•throughout
' birdick" for he understands their
gralu witil Miss J• s�ie Chrlstlat so-
the world•for•his iPri;inal`awrork, and
language completely. There
pruno, of th-• Chicago Opera Cu.
to ;a-P14tilarm-spetjker'or,recoftnized
was
never
Mr. Mat -Donald, wlio 1111m been In
ability.`
a greater treat given to a
Ch.+uta+iqua and l.y•'euru work for.
C.lautauqua audience than Gorst will
6un+r Ilrne, tB n ill ureruupnnlmt lot' tit,
r:•;.'
afford, lie will take you two Octaves
suint of Ib.• grrullty of Miss Chrihtluu.l
higher in lien seal.: Than the voice of
M. x 1•:,lgar 11.1,4 it bill Ili :(n•1 p.'rson-
especially addressed to the woulen of
uae huwuling-bird can reach, and that.
alit)(If twit .,.( it that ❑lds Ler talents
is"the highest note pitched In bird
turlJt.
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'eca n%
I
Miss Jessie Christian, one fit Amer-
ica's cul"Ing opera stars, Is appearing
this suurtner In concert work on the
Chantauqua program.
Mics Chrthlian's uanas Is linked
with those of Melba and Ga1G-Curel,
for her- appearance with the Chicago
Opera Co. and her success in sudden-
ly tilling Mute. Galli-Curci's place in
"Thr Hugenots" to 1317 at unce
brought her to tete front as one of
Amei k a's Y1 eatwst sOprunos.
to and. He is a "character" as wellas a musician.
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P�
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MRS. PAfit+()NFt.
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We have wanted to JLring a meg.
MoNtl si t oN('i•:ttT ibARTY.
-p- w
sage to Chaut.auquh this -Par that Is
The London Concert Party will an usually clear lyric soprano, which,
distributed, giving u verse or two e[
K?
y �
especially addressed to the woulen of
render a unique program. l bele will accuuapanll•d by it vivacious rnuoner,.
Tach. 'i'his will be one of the nos
the community, and which will ut the
be ensemble singliiv, but the Inei- will gr••-+tly pltaase Miss Dewey In a
enjoyable events of Cbautasgtta
same time be of interest to the men,
vidual work of the artists will Lr violinist of rare ability, and will ren-
Week Mr Wlilgoose will preside at
At fiefs hour, when the woolen of
especially
D y Ntreetfed. bliss Mkchener der varfou• selections. Mr. Hrouwer
the tuna, and assist to other ss.y
p lL
s i
Canada are aakin& What they (ars
will be the Soprano, Miss I)t•w••y will is one of the best baritones In Canada.'
Vur an opening number the work
accomplish by means of i1w ballot,
be the Contralto, Mr. Wiligoose the He has a very robust voice. In addl-
of the Loudon Concert Party is R
;�€�';
there Is no one belter'erted to bring
Tenor, and Mr. Brouwer. Lite tlun to film solo work, at the ewenlntt
offering that will please greatl
<f Vit'
tiles •'
this message than •fe Mors. Parauue,
the Corresponding Secretary the
dariton4 r program, hr wiltlead Community
= Mltchener will appear nN a 1alaKing. drilling the
will start the program with a tYpMk e
of
National Coilneli Of -Women. known
all the Dominion
audience la
soloist In several selections, In Guth reada•ring tugetier several of the
a heavier and a lighter vein. `thea has fatuillar
did swing. They will giro a f/t12 stall••
cert In theahernooa and s prekeioii lit
over as an a, live
worker and recruiter throughout the
songs litres Shoats wfll be I
same Star mfnutes In the vVeptsing,
war.
F".
UWENUOLYti tYNTIf151TLN„
r i1W,I. B. %VlfVTE.
a
r
ldlss Anthislle Is a Reader of mark-
.
a + \t lay it, a platform speaker of
A -ability, and !h connection with
n.
drougctlun. is at tile Goer In his ler-
:ry ,N '' ✓'' "; 4.
Toni Mlcheltree does Some most de-
s
Iightful work. Ildr readings are ac-
•-'
lure oil "anut.B." TO his ries rucltlrB
,
he rives ihr• loorb of
companled by Improvisations upon
a g(•nius, which
the piano, and whether in seriut,.,
iy„ ucnkes them live.
k `
mood or In lighter vein (hese help 1(,
f" The address Is a gem, sparkling
v
stress them, and bring outs thelr wast
with humoruun word pictures of var'
r
DR, DANIEit F. >;O1G '
charming _
g points,
There
lous kinds of snobs These are as
f
We always endeavor to choose
He to an orator of rare ability,and he
Is nothing finer Than the
reading of !
g t,4Tbe Lady of Shalott
life-llkP- 'so human- -they can read -i
CAPTATS (FATHItR) WATT.
among the speakers of Chautauqua
Is a producer of a worth -while men-
with the sublime Qlano accorp4ni-
r, `. ' ily be Identified an akin to some folks
Captain (Fatleer) Watt was one 1,'t
Week, one who combines the qualities
sage. His lecture upon "The Millson
of fSe Anglo-Saxon' Is
inent. The lighter ones like "Off the
r
which at unit unce or other we have
the most picturesque figures at the
P
Front,' He was First Line Chaplain,
of a rest thlnkerand a
g great orator.
one that
$comes at this period of the world's
Road to Bum plows," ^Wlhkum, Blln-
�;
* all met.
>
Ad'd tte[hred in many of the great bat-
Dr. Daniel F. Fo;ts the choice of
reconstruction, and especially to a
kum, and Nod," are stressed by all
-
n 'Che
flea, and was aerfously wounded.
the present season. He is the "Frank
Canadian audience with great accept
the bumps, *Inks, and blinks an the
, x lecl ure is at ou0cf entertaining
Later he wait used by Lloyd George
Crane" of the pacific Coast, writing
aaes, No one can afford to miss the
Plano proceeds with Its
,. and Inmlruellve,
4r.
as'axt emissary to various Catholic
condtantly for a syndicate of papers,
erasing of the Fourth Day. It should
obit pato
�• ¢ ':
¢ �,•
Countries. -He was sent on a special
through which he reaches a multitude
attract one of the very largest audt-
►ccompanlment.
t !<Ii914 Mi11AIR tl) CLEMENS.
,
million to the United States, and
of readerh who eagerly await his
encek of the entire week. We manure
you In advance that whatever ex-
Mlcbeltree A Anthlstle will give a
MIPs liftldrltf Leo (IPrnene, cousin
i ,
mbf•e;reee)ltly has been doing yeoman
fi itt the South of Ireland.
message. He hall been known to the
Chautauqua and Lyceum for
you
pact
peel of Dr. II'os you wilt not be dies
Prelude on both afterntron and evexr-
las
of Mark 'Twain, lectursa on llawall
years,
of the Second Dai'
• and brings Ifuwallan singers with Der
rt
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1:.•anada'w Itre;at blind pianist, tacrQiNt- ,•rr \ nalhr tr ,up
rel VDAY, Al1(i. 1 b ,
Gincerl and ,nb•riatnmenl fry 'l.witr 4ifternonn nnda%. \uttu,rl I.i to ►tri' /•%rjl,r11 APirr ll
PliMix rQ113 no, {t: r. 11iri,
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jowl selected
al fl Miss I;Wendo1
Y ?'n .4nthiNtlr, h) (;Irmenp 'In ihr Hnet
ante's I,Ittlr !$yrnphony r aarnpam '
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lulfll 'Rt+el4al �(laraldlne v1�t"w'*�M i'
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lihitat. arA &,bial'1 4facntln l M '.
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: %N swiss
ala Womanhood,ti1
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Sllra Mara itr.rnn Vile -4. ehnie:rll.,
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Coneert: Thomak -a), lifirheltree and Concert: il:a%walian 4illfrem and
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the„ In•, it 11..• rr ,nt- u+d h.r %%hu rl Vii
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pithy.•• AHsa $'irk, aohaint .
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LPeture and OirJ Imitatluna: t',laar• tirrlrxn': v"RtttnbleA In Raradkp - Ila.
tell turatYtotYl the ”
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er (800sr'• ¢#sty 1,,owerl h e
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tt?ilt+ta' Girl, bF,ather R. J. J.
.(iet'3t, jovatest wait atildred Leo t:ipmenQ, rou-
bird imllat6r in tha world rain 61 Mark
to haaton " Dr 1.aniel 'r Fos
ti.11ars and 1:• %%i+i•h ihr avnrrel
lir„uah a_nai 1hn+cPB 1.lt,apiar
Ir ic<abr! t:hrlrtiarl, of the illiPa�
# z'Iikltmnu Eta.
,Itttl- Twain. SterpoptieAln
tate, oCpr IO(i%l)lftf3. 8rid Pts�/68 fit; pfotUtt?9.
a Pa-'adpria. t:alif, Dr Fox IN one of
roll ..f..an •%ith a seat it ... ra %n ha%r
prorn+vee- e, a retain am"Ont
tirand Oplrra tfnttr try, 43lata3dirkt'
America"5 lea'd1nQ lefturera ideal
IJasutauyua plus
F.d gar, rlolintsi.,�lq rt kfa d,
plahisa.
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