THE CHAUTAUQUA.

Otaki Mail, 21 February 1919, Page 2

THE CHAUTAUQUA.

Among the artists who will appear ir Levin with the Chautauqua, whirl opens* on March 3, is tlie Appollo Concert Company. This versatile company, which uses over £2<ioo worth of musical instruments, Ims its feature numbers cAi the Appolophonc, an instrumoneighteen feet in length and played by Jive artists at. once. Among other numbers, there will be saxophone quartette numbers, banjo g solos, clarionet, solos, vocal solos, o 'jna numbers and voeal duets. Hon. J. C. Herbsmati, campnigt manager for the late Colonel Rocwcvell and a speaker of lire and vigour, will be present. In his lecture on. "carry on” the relationship between Amc>ri« and Great Britain is most ably discussed. The Xew York players, a spleinlil dramatic company, will preset: ‘‘Huckleberry Finn,” Mark Twain'! classic bov story, and also ‘‘The Mate of Dreams.” ’ Miss Mildred Clemens, cousin «( Mark Twainf-will present slide.-, of (lit fereut scenic parts of America and tin Hawaiian. Islands. Mbs Clemens Inn been very well received where she hut appeared in Australia, as she has on of the best collections of coloured slidn and moving pictures procurable anywhere.

Excellent, orchestra! music will Is furnished by the .Southern Seas !Sm totte, a company of six vivacious your.; ladies. They will also give vocal, c» turned, and elocution numbers. Dr, Andrew Johnson’s humorous 1« lures will bq. one of the big events <f the week. To many of the places when he has spoken in Australia he is «aK to lie worth the price of the seas'.; ticket alone. Dainty costumed and vocal numbs/' will be furnished by the Melody Midi Quartette, who use the ukulele, ti-> popular Hawaiian musical instrurueri Chancellor Bradford, one of Amen ea’s loading thinkers and educator 1 who has been most enthusiasti'i'ally n reived everywhere since he has bett in Australia, wilt be one of the biggsattraction:; of the week, jjfb one e*t afford fo miss Chancellor Bradford. Miss Carrie Laneeley. who sang In t private audience for the King at' Queer:- of England, will sing in the hi* | brown tent during Chautauqua week | Miss Lanceley is. pronounced to be oa« [ of Australia -’s best aopramuats, by Ut& ring musical critics. | These arc just part of the entertain [ ers who will be present during the hi; Chautauqua week, as entirely set people will present the program,-;-each day, . The children will al?o have tbgijr in days of festivity. 7-v junioff department will be in charge o! a lady who will meet the local childrc: daily ar.d train them for their parts is the Mother Goose Pageant which wifi be presented on the last night of ChsS' fanqua by the local children. Hcason- tsqketj may be prpeare & pitvioox to the opening date, at the fob lowing rates: Adults Vj- lod. student' H soldiers and children 4s 4.4 The-.c viol! admit, to each and evety programme for the six afternoon* a*s cvesinjp. The above prices inclc-R the war tax,