Chautauqua Fourth of July at Devils Lake ND
Fourth of July events unfold at North Dakota Chautauqua grounds Devils Lake with speeches music and fireworks. Hon John Finerty will deliver Washington and the American Independence at 2 pm while Fort Totten Indian band and Wesleyan quartet provide performances. A 4 pm baseball game and evening fireworks cap a day of activities on the grounds with easy rail streetcar access and 25 cent round trips.
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Wesleyan Male Quartet Opens June 30 at Opera House
The Wesleyan Quartet, with G. J. Ireland tenor and whistler, F. W. Farmer tenor, W. E. Rose baritone, and D. O. Truesdale bass, opens June 30 and runs through July 8. Critics praise their high grade music and polished performances, with rounds of applause and encores at the Pittsburg Daily Tribune noting flawless harmony and impressive solos.
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F. W. Farmer
W. E. Rose
D. O. Truesdale
Bassett
Pittsburg
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Daily Tribune
Opera House
George Ireland
Crete
Al G Flournoy Entertainer at Local Theatre
June 30th to July 4th shows feature dialect stories monologue Irish Jewish German and Yankee sketches with Coon songs cut. Praised as a refined master of entertainment by Times Herald and Pioneer Press with notes on audience tears of laughter and wholesome recreation.
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Flournoy
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Ruth Anderson Violinist Heads American Ladies
Bloomington Pantagraph notes Ruth Anderson as a leading United States violinist. After training in New York and studying nine years in Brussels, she performed two solos deemed unforgettable. The piece highlights her status as the finest lady violinist before the American public.
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Wilma Anderson Pianist Debuts Abroad Review
Miss Wilma Anderson, pianist, spans June 20 to July 6 after four years study abroad. Critics praise her brilliant technique and refined tone, noting breadth and depth, velvet softness, and a distinctive personal sentiment. Chicago Record and Le Livre feritiaine of Belgium hail her artistry.
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New Railroad Eases Chautauqua Travel To Devils Lake
A new air line with engine and cars now serves Devils Lake for Chautauqua events, solving past travel problems. Fare is 25 cents round trip. The service promises quick, easy transport for attendees and organizers alike.
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