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THE GAZETTE-TIMES. HEPPNER. ORE.. THURSDAY. JUNE 24. 1915
A. A. FRANZKE,
Chautauqua Lecturer
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RST MORROW COUNTY CHAUTAUOUA
OPENS
SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK
SIX BIG, BUSY and DELIGHTFUL DAYS
WITH A SEASON TICKET :: :: :-: IT IS ALL YOURS
TWO EXCELLENT PROGRAMS, BY HIGH CLASS TALENT, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
TWELVE BIG ENTERTAINMENTS IN ALL, FOR THE PRICE OF ONE SEASON TICKET.
Adults $2.50. High School Students $1.50. Ghildren $1.00
MARION B. FISKE,
Cartoonist Lecturer
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Remember this price holds only until the first 450 tickets have been sold, or until Friday night, if not all sold before.
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READ CAREFULLY THE FOLLOWING PROGRAM. CUT IT OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE. AFTER A CAREFUL STUDY OF THE PROGRAM YOU
CANNOT HELP FROM BEING CONVINCED THAT THIS IS THE BEST AND GREATEST AGGREGATION OF HIGH CLASS TALENT HEPPNER HAS EVER
HAD THE OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING.
EACH NUMBER AN ENTERTAINMENT OF ITSELF. IF PAID FOR BY SINGLE ADMISSION, WOULD COST AT LEAST $5.00.
DAILY PROGRAM
CHAn.V n. FOSTER, Superintendent.
MAIiGARET A. MILLER. Junior Supervisor.
Junior Chautauqua, 9:00 A. M. Afternoon Concert 2:S'J
l'.cnintr Concert 7:30 Afternoon Lecture 3:00 Eve
ning Lecture 8:15.
ALL PROGRAMS IMtOMI'TI.V.
SATlltDAY.
Morning Organization of Junior Chautauqua.
Afternoon Address of Welcome
Rev. T. S. Handsaker
Response, "Gettiug Acquainted"..
Superintendent
Opening Concert
Adelpliian Male Quartet
Admission 25c.
Evening Popular Concert
Adelpliian Male Quartet
Community Lecture, "The Neigh
boring City" Col. Wm. H. Miller
Admission, 50c.
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Afternoon Sacred Prelude
Adelphian Male Quartet
Sermonet, "When I Am 'Old Bill' "
Col. Miller
Admission 25c.
Afternoon Sacred Concert
Adelphian Male Quartet
Illustrated Lecture, "Cap'n Tommy"
Mrs. Flsk
Admission, 50c.
MONDAY.
Morning Junior Chautauqua Play Hour.
Afternoon Prelude
Witepskie's Royal Hungarian Or
chestra. Chalk Talk, "Kweer Karacters I've
Known" Marion Ballou Fisk
Admission, 35c.
W. C. BUCKNEE'S SOUTHERN JUBILEE QUINTET.
Evening Concert . . . Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Popular Selections
....Charlotte Bergh, Lyric Soprano
Lecture, "The Spirit of the Rockies"
Arthur A. Franzke
Admission, 50c.
TUESDAY.
Morning Junior Chautauqua Play Hour.
Afternoon Prelude. Witepskie's Royal Hungarians
Inspirational Lecture, "The Match
less Book" Arthur A. Franzke
Admission, 35c.
Evening Grand Concert
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Dramatic Readings. . .Marietta La Dell
Operatic Selections. . .Charlotte Bergh
with Royal Hungarians Accompany
ing. Admission, 75c.
WEDNESDAY
Morning Jtmior Chautauqua Play Hour.
Afternoon Prelude. . .Buckner's Jubilee Company
Humorous Readings
Marietta La Dell, Child Impersonator
Admission, 35c.
Evening Jubilee Melodies Jubilee Singers
Oration, "The New Woman and the
Young Man". .Senator Elmer J. Bur
kett, of Nebraska,
Admission, 50c.
THURSDAY
Morning Demonstration of Play Ground Work.
Informal Talk to Mothers
. Junior Supervisor
Afternoon Prelude Buckner's Jubilees
Lecture, "Government Ownership of
Railroads" Senator Burkett
Admission, 50c.
Evening Grand Jubilee Concert
Buckner's Jubilee Singers
Admission, 50c.
Additional Features for Entertainment of Visitors and not Included
-:- -:- in Program or Tickets : -:-
The Adelphian Quartet
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For the Baseball fan, three good games of
the National Sport have been arranged for. On
Saturday, Sunday and Monday the lone and
Moro teams will cross bats. Some hot games
promised.
For those who love the dance. On Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, after the
close of the program a big dance will be pulled
off in the Fair Pavilion. Fine music, good order
and the best of times guaranteed.
CHAUTAUQUA MEANS A GOOD TIME FOR
ALL. COME AND ENJOY YOURSELF.
MEET OLD FRIENDS AND MAKE
NEW ONES.
FREE
Good camping grounds, plenty of shade, lots of
water and room for your stock, for all who de
sire to camp on the grounds.
Don't Forget
the Date
COME AND BRING
YOUR FRIENDS
Senator Burkett of Nebraska
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Photo 9 by llarrii & Kwing.
SICNATOIt BURKETT Is one of the great "young" men of the nation.
He has been a member of the state legislature, was elected to the house
of representatives at Washington four times and has served six years as
United States Senator. He has tilled many notable Chautauqua engage
ments and is now regarded as the foremost lecturer among American or
ators. His coming lecture at the local Chautauqua will be a great treat.