Miss It Chautauqua Season Ticket Offer
Chautauqua promotes a season ticket for daily and nightly access, urging support for the country government and constitution. The pitch emphasizes patriotic investment in ongoing programs and events.
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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
3
Chautauqua promotes a season ticket for daily and nightly access, urging support for the country government and constitution. The pitch emphasizes patriotic investment in ongoing programs and events.
A busy slate features comedy music lectures and plays in a musical comedy program running throughout the week.
First Day afternoon and night feature the Cathedral Choir in melody. Night presents Herbert Leon Cope, America’s humorist. Second Day includes Burns of the mountains and The Great Farce Comedy Give and Take. Third Day offers Clayton Staples and his company with Staples Company followed by a lecture by Governor Charles W. Bryan.
An offer outlining season ticket pricing for adults at 50 cents 75 cents and 1.00 dollars. The notice highlights affordable access and urges early purchase for full-season access.
Afternoon and night feature the Mariba Band from Central America. Judge Geo D. Alden delivers a dramatic humorous lecture. The Shannon Quartet and Stratford Trio perform. Father’s and Son’s Day includes Joseph H. Fox with Herbert Taylor. The Jolly fun makers present a science lecture on electricity radio and vibrations by R. Ambrose.
The notice lists season ticket rates with adults at 2.50 and children at 1.00. It also mentions additional charges of 20 cents and 50c 75c and 1.00 in related items.
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