Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1920, Page 7

~ 27.1920 _THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920. ~ CHAUTAUQUA TO OFFER ENTERTAINING PROGRAMS ? ? ~ BEST AN MUSIC A Five-Day Session in Casper Will Open Last of Month Expressing pride ers, entert panies to be pr qua here July chamber of comm sor for the five ed to all membi of the at tractions and other information c.«lcu- lated to boost its interests and guar untee its success in the list of lec. The music of Chautauqua week abounds in pleasant surprises and of much to western music lovers lies in ent of Jose phine who comes on the clos-} ing night. ‘Miss Martino has a soprano voice of pure gold. She has this spring for y and was coached pers for this tour In company wi Bast night cum (eo t comps will also give a full program| afternoon, Miss Martino sings! day comes The auwter baritone and en- nd there will be a dull uninteresting moment in their two appearances, These concerts would be notable if the; uve you nothing more jth: Mac ‘s inimitable Scoteh evening scond day brings two delightful) cone by the Fenwick Ne cert company, featuring Fenwick ‘el, One Of the most prominent young tenors of the doy. He was rated as o of the 1 soloists among the < : sent abroad in 1918 to entertain the boys of the A. B. Bb. His , Mary J Newell, rude Hober, violinist soprano, are musi The musical comes on the third da programs by the Oy of the in the two b as Oreh sium cago orc of 4 rstensten, member re artoonist-entertainer able program, M t the very top of her pro: is a delightful enter. turer of unusual abilit ning comes Joel with a lecture on pre! ems that will make you think . Eastman is a powerful lec on things worth while and is rominent figure American platform. Mrs. D. Pirie Beyea, the first Ameri- can Red Cr » to volunteer in r four y doing valiant work . comes in a splendid commu- nity health le on the third after: noon, — Mrs. lecturer oft marked abilit a subject! Which is tin a The fourth night brings a cardinal lecture event in the coming of Charles S. Price with s at illustrated lecture on “Hunt-| ing Big Game in Alaska.” Mr. Price! a member of the upon the kind in the world, ¢ auqua audiences undou finest big game pictures ever secured] h | nment event of unusual importance js scheduled for the nal} ternoon in the coming of Ruby » suson, one of the foremost dramatic! of the platform, | wonderfull pretation | n_ Stock: | p part —— Asbestos Chimney Blocks are an absolute guaranty against de- fective flues. Phone 693-5 SAVE YOUR NICKELS Walk Just Half a Block from Henning Hotel, on E. First Frésh Baked Bread Regular Size Loaf 2 for 25c We specialize in Graham and Rye Bread, Home-Made Pies, Rolls and Cookies. All our goods are baked in a new, sanitary Electric Oven. FRED PATEE +| Afternoon—Opening pe Night Marion Ballou], $1.50 per foot put up. | } ND LECTURES IS PROMISED HERE MacGregor Singers Open Chautauqua Splendid Company Headed by Vawter MacGregor Pre- sents Two Concerts First Day opening position on the Chautauqua program has been given to the Mac gor Singers because they radiate life and enthusiasm and will give the week just the right sort of a Joyful start. Headed by Vawter MacGregor, Scotch baritone and entertainer, this splendid organization has won a dis tinct place in the ranks ‘of Chautauqua musical companies. all the time—-they entertain. The Scotch f the two « There is never a dull moment in their programs. 8 und readings of Vawter MucGregor are notable features certs. Program First Day: Announcements ----Chautauqua Director The MacGregor The Macc Marion uo Fisk ae ---Ruby Mason's Delightful Comedy in Monologue Hor nwick Newell Concert Company he U ling Democracy” ‘tures on Things Worth W Third Day—July 31 Afternoon—Concert Lecture. M. Pirie Prelude. The Overseas ©} ation to an Red Cro} Evening —Concer Fourth Day—August 1 Entertainmen itauqua Play nd Ent Afternoon—Music and » Regniers Hour. Evening Regniers ein 4 Evening eee HHH HEHEHE EEE HEE HEE ERE LEER EKER IEEHEEAAA IME JOS. |. SCHWARTZ ART JEWELER Fine line of Summer Jewelry. * * * Lingerie Clasps, Tie Clasps, Collar Pins, French Cuff-Links, ete. Iris Theater Bldg. E. Keating, Mer. HHREHHH KIRILL AEH AAI AAAI AAAS AAAI AIA AAAH 24TH ANNUAL | Frontier Days at Cheyenne, Wyo. JULY 27 to 30 Inc. $12,000 in purses will be awarded this year. | All contests are to decide World Champion- ships. A large municipal camping ground with free water and firewood and police protection will accommodate motor parties. EDELWEISS BAKERY RUDY, Prop. East First St., Lee Syndicate Bldg. Special arrangements have been completed if for housing both spectators and perforrners. WE ARE EXPECTING YOU } 26, First, lust, and | Singers| = } | r Singers TOBE GUESTS ON TRIP TO TORONTO CONVENTION CHEYENNE, V ing in the private astrous “swing around the circle,” Fire John Healey of Denver and Mrs.} 5 0 Mrs. Cahill, and John J ierney, commissioner of finance of Cheyenne | will 1 this city the morning of July | ing as guests of Percy Hoyt, former fire chief of Chey: and one} of the city’s wealthy clubmen, bound for the International Association of Fire| Chiefs’ convention at Tor Yanad the party also will pw York, Yellowsto} Mountain parks and other points FORMER JUSTICE SUPREME COURT | VISITS CAPITAL | ! | r a litigant. F of Ogden, Utah, who w two years prior Pp appe involving a contest of the will of A. 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