Alton G. Rickert arrived in Putnam
Inst night and will remain until the
opening of Chautauqua Saturday after
noon.
Mr. Rickert assures guarantors and
local people that this year’s program
Is the finest that has ever appeared
In Putnam.
Platform Superintendent Is Mr. Guy
Defriek.
Besides having general direction of
the Chautauqua while here Mr. Det
rlek will deliver the following lectures
1. "Meditations of the Cave Man.”
2. "The Eternal Wheel of Things”
Beginning Saturday. August 24, the
program will he as follows, the tent
being erected on the High School
grounds:
Following is the program for the
•lx days, not including Sunday’s con
cert:,
First Week-Day
1:00 Opening Exercises, Chairman of
Guarantors.
8:15 Lecture, To be announced.
1:45 Concert, DeMtlle Quartet.
4:45 Junior Chautauqua, For all Jun
iors.
7-30 Concert, DeMille Quartet
1:15 America’s foremost platform Hu
morist, Ralph Bingham.
Second Week-Day
1:00 Junior Chautauqua.
1:30 Concert, Ernest Gamble Concert
Co.
8.15 Lecture, "Your Community in
Revolution,” Harry R. McKeen.
7-30 Concert, Ernest Gamble Concert
Co.
8'1£ lecture, "You Folks Over Here”
Ada Ward
Third Week-Day
•'00 Junior Chautauqua
1:30 Lecture, To be announced
1:15 Concert, Rowles-Robertson Com
pany.
7:30 “Taming of the Shrew” Shake
sperian Production.
Fourth Week-Day
•:P0 Junior Chautauqua
1 30 Pull Afternoon Concert, Dunbar
Cathedral Choir.
7; 30 Concert, Dubar Cathedral Choir.
8.15 Lecture, “The World—Today
and Tomorrow,” Hon. ^ Philip
Whitwell Wilson.
Fifth Week-Day
•:00 Junior Chautauqua
1:30 Recital, Helen Waggonet^-A
reader of tremendous human ap
peal.
• '15 “The Night the Day," Recitation
of an original short play by
Leon Pearson.
7 80 Comedy - Drama, "Crossed
Wires.” A feature entertain
ment.
