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THE GAINESVILLE SUN MARCH 1 190 Gainesville Florida March 2 to 15 1906Inelusive I F LORI DA WINT RCHAUTAUOUAL d- rrry L i a L Detailed program Subject SUfht Chanfce FRIDAY MARCH 2ND 730 P M Brief words of welcome and announcements as to com laf treats ItOO P M Group of Scotch Songs Miss Mary Florence Stevens atcMtinae- StlS P If Lecture Vkws of Life with character sketches F J Steve Duet el the School of Oratory Cumberland University SATURDAY MARCH 3RD 1030 A 1C libtical Hear Prof J R C Brown 245 P M Dramatic ICoaotofue The Rivals eight scenes fepreseatiaf tea characters F J Stowe 745 P M of Irish Songs Miss Mary Florence Stevens in P If Lecture If I Were the Devil Edwin Cyclone Mrs SUNDAY MARCH 4TH 1030 A M Moraiag services in all the 445 P 1C Vesper service Dr Clarence v 745 P 1C Lecture tenaoa The Monk That Shook the World Dr F A Holtzaaasea Wittcaberf Luthers City Germany MONDAY MARCH 5TH 1030 A 1C Mote Lecture Prof J RC Brown 45 P If Lectare The Coming Man Alexander R Tan MO P H Gawd Ceacert Otterbein Male Quartette Solo Miss liMrfiap Mk Lily 1C Burke Group of English Songs TUESDAY MARCH 6TH IfcSO A M iMioal Hew 2c45 P If Lcetate Fad FaibJoas and Faces Charles Will mss Hmmmii with cacrea oa large folios of paper ItM P 1C KattrtakaMat Itfawadiaajy Josefy the Necromancer iilag f Marie Ibftc ICystecy Music by the Otterbein Male ette jMefrfarMkaBlot Readiags by Mist Burke Solos Miss WEDNESDAY MARCH TILL Ifi30 A M Batted Hew 345 P H Lectaie Hew to be Happy Though Married or ih0t Lee Fawdi Lymtrge- r8tvi P M Jeeefy the NecNMaaacer ia many new feats with Ash ay the OtierMa Male Quartette Miss Bishop and THURSDAY MARCH 6TR 130 A M Haawl Hour 9t39 P M Ltctaie The French Revolution Lee Francis 745 P Concert Otterbein Male Quartette Miss Burke Hhi IfahflL- SclS P at Lectare The Greatest Pictures In the World ftattM W Search mca by a large number of marvelous stereopticon i FRIDAY MARCH 9TH ftSO A at MMkal l3t A M Lecture Face to Face With Great Ideals Preston W iamb 4S P at Wed Baflalaff a scientific lecture explaining the gfawth death cad destruction A marvelous as Dr SawMl Fm Jp Lelaad M P 1C Lecfam Laakiaff Hanna Nature in the Face- t Qaaw MaUwmA fcy argot dIr atodeUig and piano SATURDAY MARCH iOTH HOBSON DAY Ifett A H Mtical Rev 245 P M Lectare The World We Live On a geological stniy ay a great expect Dr Saul Phelps Leland 7tf P M Lectart Ourselves as Others See Us Ross by csma clay awdekag P Tae Uaited States as a WorldPower OFT BOMQNB PIAINH KMCM Hero of the Merrimac SUNDAY MARCH UTH 1030 A 1C Sevtees ia all city churches 445 P M Vesper service Dr Clarence B Strouse 730 P If Kveaiac senaoa MONDAY MARCH 12TH 1030 A M Biblical Hoar 245 P M Lecture Napoleon W C Frost 800 P M Goad Concert Lady Washington Quartette of Chicago TUESDAY MARCH 13TH 1030 A M Devotioaal Services 245 P Love Courtship and Matrimony W C Frost 800 P Marvelous American Vitagraph with its wonderful Moving Pictures The best machine ever made the best pictures from both hemispheres The Lost Child and others Music by the Lady Washiagtoa Quartette WEDNESDAY MARCH 14TH NATIONAL DAY 1030 A Hour 345 P The Poor Boys Country SENATOR JONATEAN P BOLLIVE1 of Iowa the most brilliant speaker of the United States Senate 800 P American Vitagnph with wonderful Moving Pictures including the Lest of the Mohicans J Fennimore Coopers celebrated story Music by the Lady Washington Quartette THURSDAY MARCH 15TH 1030 A M Biblical Hour 245 P great treat 100 P M Series of Brilliant Pictures by the American Vitagraph Twenty or more marvelous creations Goodbye words for 1906 Prophe- cies for 1907 t IdS cit churches B Strouse L Sterns COlt Aa LIf ILl 1P a Mad ki t t I MLecture MThe MBiblical MLecture MThe MA y x 4 eesdttese L 8iNI M1i a Mfxas Miry Flssetee i ilsas e sag j 1 wise i tt g 4 sa 1k Hews a bilglh wdis their tolNlsiMh 11uu ttP j 1 y ti c dill M 4 t < ¬ > + ° CLARENCE B STROUSE Pb D Prtsldtat tla CIauqua Director Hills eoafer I of RAdt wlatar Florida Wiaitr S Cast Rkhmed tfoteM REDUCED RAILROAD RATES llegular admission 25 cents special days cents season tickets good for two weeks admitting- to all lectures and enter- tainments 350 less than 9 cents a lecture PIe I j 5 t ¬ Httractions- IS will present a greater number of high class attractions than have ever been presented before in this State Dr W L Davidsoa I President of the National Chautauqua Alliance c w has arranged the program with special care aai remarkable success A careful perusal of the folowing list will reveal I its commanding preeminence j Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson i The Hero of the Merrimac whose heroic deed was one of the i mortal acts of the SpanishAmerican War Idol of the South and whole J- ti J worth hearing full of sublime patriotism America has few better orators Senator Jonathan P Dolliver- A man of National reputation acknowledged everywhere to be the j most eloquent speaker of the United States Senate It is difficult to se 7 cure the presence of such a man so busy with work and the patrons of tie J Chautauqua should be rejoiced the opportunity of hearing this splendid man Preston V Search- A man with a burning mission Lectures that are attractive and a J tertaining and most of all A man who has studied abrotd with special reference to literature history music and art At least oat of his lectures will be illustrated with stereopticon R Tarr- A young man whose natural oratorical gifts have been developed Vj careful schooling and training Has succeeded marvelously in his lyceua work He has great ability and pleasing stage presence Dr Samuel Phelps Leland LL D- One of the well known lyceum celebrities He has long been a pier J form star His lectures are the outgrowth of a students labors and here been a lasting benefit and interest to all Chat W Sullivan A famous preacher of Ohio a thorpughly selfmade man a graduate of the best schools with special training in elocution oratory and an A most interesting speaker who illustrates his work with admirable crane J sketches Lee Francis Lybargcr A member of the Philadelphia bar a man who has won renown by stirring political addresses endowed by nature with those particular quaff ties which distinguish great orators A wonderful voice musical t dictation of the purest English delivery earnest and dramatic He is at the head of his profession j Rev F J Stowe Dean of the School of Oratory of the Cumberland University non Tenn Lecturer and impersonator an artist in every sense of tat a M but in his delightful lecture on View of Life which is illustrated bj vivid delineation of character He is in great demand and his coaiaf j will be a Joy to all Edwin Cyclone Southern For 30 years on the platform and has appeared in every civffiaii country He has great personal magnetism stands alone in his marvelMl breadth of survey matchless and incomparable oratory grim cynical sal raephistophelian humor and soulstirring powers of description i W A newspaper man with nationwide reputation In loftiest eloqu et and purest English he depicts in graphic style the marvelous career el Napoleon and lectures also on Fancies and Love 1- Otterbein Male Quartette the fifth year of platform work one of the best ever Their will be a source of continual delight i Lady Washington Quartette Of Chicago an exceptional organization which has appeared with if t markably uniform success Each member of the quartette a soloist and I variety and charm of appropriate music will be added to the unequalled a quartette work which they Marka Bishop i A superb soloist who has had the best advantages in the great cal tats of Europe and has studied under the best masters Certain to Mary Florence Stevens 1 in costume J one of the most attractbtl public the old ballads of Ireland her work Miss Lilly E Burke 1 Reader a true artist in her line and shows by voice expression aai gesture her mastery of the most difficult roles Joseffy I Necromancer presenting evenings of music magic and mystery j platform are his own inventions He is also a violinist aa j by violinists Nothing better can be brought to f The American VJtagraph- i rriOvhl f never been offered the Chautauqua patrons have ma more attractive than this delightful feature Rots Crane HE Florida Winter Chautauqua sod be held at Gainesville from March 2 Ie 1 T country a man in hIs work has a message instructive 7 Ale t Ii l ana elation word not only in his public readings which include the best UteratM C Frost i music doM please 1 Miss In delightful song recitals singers before the England Scotland The novelty and pIcturesque costumes give a unique charm Jo an mentor the field of All others him He 111 the man in his profession and all the paraphernalia and used his performances the classics with a polish and artistic perkc- tlo With pictures The machine for projection eves irI- 1tMi will be tht 11m experienced operator The be the nee t and can be found on both hetr will he ill trntions of famous stories WI rend with delllh The pictures arc new and are selected witk from the largest facnry in world t the program He is a humorist of high ord j and a cartoonist and clay modeling is the best known to till pLttforn This will be one of the supreme events of the Chauuuqua 3 which ti S a who hs high purpose and err ander f Lebo t- In organic renders sad r i cffy is in magic copy cleverest devices in render best lighter brilliancy m l rarely attained y best ve f in charge ictures will best whch is here end include many wiveb- all care The man with multifold t his work as in t 4t s as > < > + + +
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Page 1: SATURDAY MARCH 3RD cufdcimages.uflib.ufl.edu/UF/00/02/82/98/01410/00783.pdf · THE GAINESVILLE SUN MARCH 1 190 Gainesville Florida March 2 to 15 1906Inelusive I F LORI DA WINT RCHAUTAUOUAL

THE GAINESVILLE SUN MARCH 1 190

Gainesville Florida March 2 to 15 1906Inelusive

I

F LORI DA WINT RCHAUTAUOUAL

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rrry L

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Detailed programSubject SUfht Chanfce

FRIDAY MARCH 2ND730 P M Brief words of welcome and announcements as to com

laf treatsItOO P M Group of Scotch Songs Miss Mary Florence Stevens

atcMtinae-StlS P If Lecture Vkws of Life with character sketches

F J Steve Duet el the School of Oratory Cumberland University

SATURDAY MARCH 3RD1030 A 1C libtical Hear Prof J R C Brown245 P M Dramatic ICoaotofue The Rivals eight scenes

fepreseatiaf tea characters F J Stowe745 P M of Irish Songs Miss Mary Florence Stevens in

P If Lecture If I Were the Devil Edwin CycloneMrs

SUNDAY MARCH 4TH1030 A M Moraiag services in all the445 P 1C Vesper service Dr Clarence v

745 P 1C Lecture tenaoa The Monk That Shook the WorldDr F A Holtzaaasea Wittcaberf Luthers City Germany

MONDAY MARCH 5TH1030 A 1C Mote Lecture Prof J R C Brown

45 P If Lectare The Coming Man Alexander R TanMO P H Gawd Ceacert Otterbein Male Quartette Solo Miss

liMrfiap Mk Lily 1C Burke Group of English Songs

TUESDAY MARCH 6THIfcSO A M iMioal Hew2c45 P If Lcetate Fad FaibJoas and Faces Charles Will

mss Hmmmii with cacrea oa large folios of paperItM P 1C KattrtakaMat Itfawadiaajy Josefy the Necromanceriilag f Marie Ibftc ICystecy Music by the Otterbein Maleette jMefrfarMkaBlot Readiags by Mist Burke Solos Miss

WEDNESDAY MARCH TILLIfi30 A M Batted Hew345 P H Lectaie Hew to be Happy Though Married or

ih0t Lee Fawdi Lymtrge-r8tvi P M Jeeefy the NecNMaaacer ia many new feats with

Ash ay the OtierMa Male Quartette Miss Bishop and

THURSDAY MARCH 6TR130 A M Haawl Hour9t39 P M Ltctaie The French Revolution Lee Francis

745 P Concert Otterbein Male Quartette Miss BurkeHhi IfahflL-SclS P at Lectare The Greatest Pictures In the World

ftattM W Search mca by a large number of marvelous stereopticoni

FRIDAY MARCH 9THftSO A at MMkal

l3t A M Lecture Face to Face With Great Ideals PrestonW iamb

4S P at Wed Baflalaff a scientific lecture explaining thegfawth death cad destruction A marvelous as

Dr SawMl Fm Jp LelaadM P 1C Lecfam Laakiaff Hanna Nature in the Face-

t Qaaw MaUwmA fcy argot dIr atodeUig and piano

SATURDAY MARCH iOTH

HOBSON DAYIfett A H Mtical Rev245 P M Lectare The World We Live On a geological

stniy ay a great expect Dr Saul Phelps Leland7tf P M Lectart Ourselves as Others See Us Ross

by csma clay awdekagP Tae Uaited States as a WorldPower

OFT BOMQNB PIAINH KMCM Hero of the Merrimac

SUNDAY MARCH UTH1030 A 1C Sevtees ia all city churches445 P M Vesper service Dr Clarence B Strouse730 P If Kveaiac senaoa

MONDAY MARCH 12TH1030 A M Biblical Hoar245 P M Lecture Napoleon W C Frost800 P M Goad Concert Lady Washington Quartette of Chicago

TUESDAY MARCH 13TH1030 A M Devotioaal Services245 P Love Courtship and Matrimony W C

Frost800 P Marvelous American Vitagraph with its wonderful

Moving Pictures The best machine ever made the best pictures fromboth hemispheres The Lost Child and others Music by the LadyWashiagtoa Quartette

WEDNESDAY MARCH 14TH

NATIONAL DAY1030 A Hour345 P The Poor Boys Country SENATOR

JONATEAN P BOLLIVE1 of Iowa the most brilliant speaker of the UnitedStates Senate

800 P American Vitagnph with wonderful MovingPictures including the Lest of the Mohicans J Fennimore Cooperscelebrated story Music by the Lady Washington Quartette

THURSDAY MARCH 15TH1030 A M Biblical Hour245 P great treat100 P M Series of Brilliant Pictures by the American Vitagraph

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Httractions-

IS will present a greater number of high

class attractions than have ever been presented

before in this State Dr W L Davidsoa I

President of the National Chautauqua Alliance

c w has arranged the program with special care aairemarkable success A careful perusal of the folowing list will reveal I

its commanding preeminence j

Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson i

The Hero of the Merrimac whose heroic deed was one of the i

mortal acts of the SpanishAmerican War Idol of the South and whole J-

ti J

worth hearing full of sublime patriotism America has few better orators

Senator Jonathan P Dolliver-

A man of National reputation acknowledged everywhere to be the j

most eloquent speaker of the United States Senate It is difficult to se 7

cure the presence of such a man so busy with work and the patrons of tie J

Chautauqua should be rejoiced the opportunity of hearing this splendid

manPreston V Search-

A man with a burning mission Lectures that are attractive and a Jtertaining and most of all A man who has studied abrotdwith special reference to literature history music and art At least oatof his lectures will be illustrated with stereopticon

R Tarr-

A young man whose natural oratorical gifts have been developed Vjcareful schooling and training Has succeeded marvelously in his lyceuawork He has great ability and pleasing stage presence

Dr Samuel Phelps Leland LL D-

One of the well known lyceum celebrities He has long been a pier Jform star His lectures are the outgrowth of a students labors and herebeen a lasting benefit and interest to all

Chat W SullivanA famous preacher of Ohio a thorpughly selfmade man a graduate

of the best schools with special training in elocution oratory and an Amost interesting speaker who illustrates his work with admirable crane J

sketchesLee Francis Lybargcr

A member of the Philadelphia bar a man who has won renown bystirring political addresses endowed by nature with those particular quaffties which distinguish great orators A wonderful voice musical t

dictation of the purest English delivery earnest and dramaticHe is at the head of his profession j

Rev F J StoweDean of the School of Oratory of the Cumberland University

non Tenn Lecturer and impersonator an artist in every sense of tat aM

but in his delightful lecture on View of Life which is illustrated bjvivid delineation of character He is in great demand and his coaiaf j

will be a Joy to allEdwin Cyclone Southern

For 30 years on the platform and has appeared in every civffiaiicountry He has great personal magnetism stands alone in his marvelMlbreadth of survey matchless and incomparable oratory grim cynical salraephistophelian humor and soulstirring powers of description i

WA newspaper man with nationwide reputation In loftiest eloqu et

and purest English he depicts in graphic style the marvelous career elNapoleon and lectures also on Fancies and Love 1-

Otterbein Male Quartettethe fifth year of platform work one of the best ever

Their will be a source of continual delight iLady Washington Quartette

Of Chicago an exceptional organization which has appeared with if tmarkably uniform success Each member of the quartette a soloist and Ivariety and charm of appropriate music will be added to the unequalled aquartette work which they

Marka Bishop iA superb soloist who has had the best advantages in the great caltats of Europe and has studied under the best masters Certain to

Mary Florence Stevens 1

in costume J one of the most attractbtlpublic the old ballads of Ireland

her workMiss Lilly E Burke 1

Reader a true artist in her line and shows by voice expression aaigesture her mastery of the most difficult roles

Joseffy I

Necromancer presenting evenings of music magic and mystery j

platform

are his own inventions He is also a violinist aa j

by violinists Nothing better can be brought to fThe American VJtagraph-

i rriOvhl f

never been offeredthe Chautauqua patrons have

ma more attractive than this delightful feature

Rots Crane

HE Florida Winter Chautauqua sod

be held at Gainesville from March 2 Ie1

T

country a man in hIs work has a message

instructive 7

Ale

t

Ii

l

anaelation

word not only in his public readings which include the best UteratM

C Frost

i

music

doM

please

1Miss

In delightful song recitalssingers before the EnglandScotland The novelty and pIcturesque costumes give a unique charm

Jo an mentor the field of All others him He 111the man in his profession and all the paraphernalia andused his performances

the classics with a polish and artistic perkc-tlo

With pictures The machine for projection eves irI-1tMi will be tht 11m experienced operator The

be the nee t and can be found on both hetrwill he ill trntions of famous storiesWI rend with delllh The pictures arc new and are selected witk

from the largest facnry in world

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the program He is a humorist of high ordjand a cartoonist and clay modeling is the best known to till

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