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notni*ror*•or*byhip•Inin-ofstythe ext vUl i mlledicy.lip-fornn-ent.villzvxmrins:ieyelylt;-si1sll-MADAME LENSKAAND GREAT LAKESQUARTET HEARD• •*(Continued From First Paze)several times with encores. It was this string quartette which accompanied Pres, and Mrs, Wilson on two voyages across the Atlantic ocean. Included in the program Saturday night was the president*•.favorite “Minuet by Beethoven.' A^^roup of three descriptive numbers with which the program ended was especially fine.The quartette is composed of Herman Felber, Carl Fasshauer, Hobert IXdejsi and'Walter Brauer, assisted by Lawrence Schauffler, pianist. Mr. Schauffler also played Mme. Lenska’s accompaniments, thereby proving his skill as an accompanist.This afternoon Charles Zueblin uot-ed publicist, formerly of Chicago university, i9 lecturing on “The Great Highway. Tonight Mr. Zueblin will have the affirmative and Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, former governor of Iowa (two terms and former secretary of the treasury (under Roosevelt) the negative, iu a joint debate on “Shall the Government Own aud Operate the Railroads, one of the very great issues, if not the most absorbing problem now before the peqple of America. There is great interest in this debate.Tomorrow’s attraction for afternoon and night, is the ever popular Bohumir Krvl band, which was here in 1912, 1913 and 1914 as a Redpath elumtau qua offering. Many chautauqua patrons are of the belief that Kryl is unequaled. He is generally rated as among the best conductors aud best cornet-ists of his time. That the band is liked is evident from it having been brought here on four occasions by the Redpath bureau.Wednesday afternoon Marie Rose Lauler will lecture on “The Spirit of the Women of France, art interesting subject, and at. night an organi/a tiou ot eight members will present Hoi Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett \s “fareial fact*’ in three acts, “It Pays to Advertise,” which was produced by Cohan Harris and acted at the Jef ferson theater here in Oeceinber 191 a,scoring a popular hit.The eighth annual Redpath chautauqua for Goshen will close Thursday night when Alton B. Packard, mas ter cartoonist and entertainer will aP* I,,, j pear in a program called “Pncle Sam's Folks.” The Metropolitan Quartette is scheduled to play' in the after 119011mrtier-toas-
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Goshen Daily Democrat
Goshen, Indiana, US
Mon, Aug 18, 1919
Page 5
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Mike L.
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