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MADAME LENSKAHamiJtAND GREAT LAKESLef jns|•n*l•n-jTHite i utj at;he I In- jL-;of1*'USQUARTET HEARDhe,shelt;lre-'Harr CaiiforSundayitraium caused gram r| o’clockMUSICAL ARTISTS DELIGHT i of theI +mat ionGoshen | not iudi 1 lv be f^ a!reivedFin I- « ; Beckuej! Los Ai ! the paSET FOR TONIGHT i FrankCHAUTAUQUACROWDS.ZUEBUN-SHAW DEBATEip-hev-’P1 Tomorrow Afternoon mod Evening Boonhumir Kryl’s Band Is Sched uled for Concerts.DS ++++++++++++++++♦ TOMORROW’S CHAITAIQI'A. ♦;♦ ♦o*t i ♦ Morning. ♦•yd j ♦ Children’s Hour. ♦the I ♦ Afternoon. 4»an* I ♦ Concert—Bohumir Kryl and His ♦ ost | 4* Hand. 4»of | ♦ Admission—50c and 5c war tax. ♦♦ Children—20c and lc war tax. 4* lt;ui ♦ Night. 4»ike'* Concert—Bohumir Kryl and His 4*nee; ♦ Band.I ter ofiSaturdL Helen 1 to lea' 7:30 o' necesss Forsided i very wLos Atgagedof Nei under having was rePacific 635-63 bv ms ture \and tc ertaxe failing he re? extent remaii it to I A mo in Nc ITarrif A si who U was hueatio school on thof | 4* Musical pageant, “War, Victory ♦ in »i ♦ and Peace.” Mr. Kryl will person- 4» riiej* ally conduct the hand during both ♦ tor-14* concert and the pageant. ♦uid | 4* Children—39c and lc war tax. 4**»!■■)♦ Admission—77c and 8c war tax. ♦lt;*L 4* ♦ ♦ 4* ♦ ♦ ♦ 4» ♦ 4- ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦(V]l i■ Saturday was aptist’s day at the j1JH| Kedpath chautauquu, ('handler school 7 . i lot afternoon and night having been given over to musical attractions—the Great Lakes Striug quartette and Mine ) Augusta Lenska, Russian prima donna, i The quartette played in the afternoon and at night the two offerings were» peni0 [6u combined. They fulfilled expectations.iMine. Lenska has a voice uf rareswoetms* and depth and her reper-rail-; toire was designed to shove the range •■da 0f jjer voice. •‘Habanera” from Carmen by Bizet and “The Cuckpo Clock, by Grant Schaeffer, were among those lumbers which seemed j ^jie \ especially adapted to her voice. Her excellent pronunciation in the two French songs which she rendered was• ■ Iq ! notable. A song presented in her na-1 tive tongue proved popular.! * eoncoAlthough the Great Lakes *iunrtetto f p*rauitantheshenvears ■I a pos Rema wentwherewhereand \ It wathatarilvsen-predtheowas well received in the afternoon itscored its biggest success in the ev- itweerOut r?idling when it was forced to respond • xr4 : f.(Continued on 5th Page.)Fink$U3
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Goshen Daily Democrat
Goshen, Indiana, US
Mon, Aug 18, 1919
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