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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 1943, 22 February 1919, Page 4

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For Children's Hacking Cough at night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. 1/6, 2/6.

CHAUTAUQUA TENTS COVER AUSTRALIA 70 Communities in Commonwealth to hear Great s Speakers and Inspirational Music, 6 DAYS ASSEMBLY. COMING HERE SOON. For a delightful week of good things the Chautauqua has provided well. Music of a winsome and inspiring type will be presented every day, both afternoon and evening. Lectures of a vital and soulgripping kind will be given from the platform frequently. The New York Players will present their contribution in the form of delightful drama. The Apollo Concert Co. which appears early in the week will offer a wide range of unique and compelling instrumentation, including the Apollophone, an instrument specially designed by Mr. Arthur Wells, leader of the Company. Among the lecturers will be J. C. ITerbsman, a man often described as 200 lbs. of radium, full of force, fire and contagious personality, who will speak among other things on the subject “Carry On.” Dr. Andrew Johnson, eminent platformist of Philadelphia, will discuss themes in the strain of humorous philosophy, and everything that he says will be worth remembering. Chancellor Bradford of the Oklahoma University has given his life to a close study of those vital social themes that to-day challenge world attention. There are few men anywhere available so thoroughly competent to speak on these matters as he. It will be an education to any man, no matter how learned, to spend an hour listening to the Chancellor. Other musical numbers of an appealing type will be present every day, including the Southern Sea, l ; Sextette, made u]3 of well trained and widely experienced artists. The printed programs will give further information about other musical organisations that will appear and contribute to the week of delight r A Typical Chautauqua, OPENING AT LEVIN ON MONDAY, MARCH 3rd.