Dromedary Arrives for Columbus Centenary Exposition
The first Methodist Centenary celebration host city Columbus Ohio welcomes a dromedary to the exposition grounds. The animal, calm after touring North Africa displays, agrees to a reporter interview and plans to join foreign exhibits with camel and elephant rides for children.
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Columbus
North Africa
Exposition
Associate Director of Music Honored at Centenary
g'O Horace Whitehouse head of the music department at Ohio Wesleyan University and associate director of music for the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 13 is credited with the success of the Children's Crusade chorus of 500 young voices. He has trained the chorus for several weeks and they will feature in the Centenary program.
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G'O Horace Whitehouse
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Columbus
Coliseum Proudly Hosts Nation’s Largest Stage for Centenary Fair
Columbus Ohio prepares the Coliseum as the centerpiece of the Methodist Centenary celebration from June 20 to July 13. The transformed venue, originally built to house live stock, now features a $50,000 pipe organ, the largest stage in America, seating for 8,000, and an 75-strong orchestra pit. The pageant The Waytsrer will feature 1,000 participants along with daily organ recitals and symphony concerts.
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Columbus
Exposition Grounds
State of
Ohio
America
Notable Events Highlight Coliseum Program and Talks
A 190 piece choir will perform as Lowell Thomas delivers lectures, presenting travel writing from the Holy Land. The Coliseum design ensures unobstructed stage views and clear acoustics so every word or note is heard by all attendees.
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Lowell Thomas
The
Holy Land
Coliseum
Centenary Entertainment Plans Highlight Daily Programs
Columbus prepares a broad centenary celebration from June 20 to July 13 featuring daily entertainment for all ages. Notable guests include Taft, Roosevelt, Bryan, and Daniels, with music from the Rainbow Division band and a Jackie band. The Coliseum hosts classical recitals, a 50 000 dollar organ, a 1000-voice chorus, and a 100-piece trombone choir along with pageants, films, and lectures.
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Columbus
Alonzo E. Wilson
Department of
Rainbow Division
Jackie Band
Exposition Grounds
William J. Kraft
Columbia University
Wilson
William H. Taft
Leonard Wood
Josephus Daniels
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry J. Allen
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Henry P. Fletcher
United States
Mexico
el Sr
Lic Eonius
Washington
Tiplady
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