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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
7
Valley City Chautauqua Association announces the Apollo Concert Company as a premier program option. The ensemble features Mrs. Alta R. Wells, Miss Cayla M. Spring, and others with Col. Seeds highlighted for his dynamic lectures. The act promises high class musicianship and a variety program.
The Kuehn Concert Company headlined by George Bruno Kuehn features pianist Winifred McAllister Kuehn, soprano Hazel Eden-Mudge, and cellist Walter Brauer with Jauer joining, praised for musical excellence. Madame Harriet Labadie, famed dramatic interpreter, opens Friday June 26 with a performance of Ibsen’s A Doll’s House and a Sunday program, touring widely and attracting major attention.
Nat M Brigham, famed travel lecturer and explorer of American landscapes, appears for Children’s Day on Wednesday July 1st. Admission for all children under 15 is 10 cents. Brigham, born in Saxonville MA in 1856, has lectured nationwide on themes from The Grand Canon to Our National Parks.
The Shildkret Hum an Orchestra made its United States debut during the Chicago World's Fair, backed by Mrs. Potter Palmer. They played major concerts in Chicago and East Coast venues, toured Old Vienna, earned the first grand gold medal, and later met Prince Henry in Chicago. The ensemble features a pianist, violinist, flutist, and a renowned flute soloist leading the group. A company performs Saturday and Sunday June 26 and 27.
Dr G L Morrell of the People's Church Minneapolis will speak Saturday evening June 27 on Cranks with the subject What Think Ye of Christ. His Sunday sermon at 10 30 am. Morrell named one of the greatest divines in the country his lectures and sermons have made his name a household word in the west.
The Schuman Quintet drew record public interest across the United States in summer 1912 with the highest return-date calls and top marking among coins offered to the public. Carl Lampert leads as first violin, joined by renowned specialists. they tour with a reed organ and period costumes representing the nations in their program, creating a unique and delightful concert experience.
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