Evening Republican, Volume 21, Number 180, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 9 August 1918 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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LAST NIGHT’S STORM DOES NOT STOP CHAUTAUQUA CROWDS

THIS IS MUSIC DAY. The Ibig Chautauqua tent was fairly well filled last evening, although the storm came up just as the people were ready to start for the evening (program. The concert by Madam Ringsdori and Miss McAdoo was enjoyed by all. Madam Ringedorf pleased especially in her old English folk songs. The little lady with the big harp was also heartily applauded and much enjoyed. The Floyds gave a great program of magic. It was a high class and perfectly clean program from start to finish —just what a chautauqua should attempt to give in this line of work. Two things in the program last night will be remembered and talked about for a long time. The trunk “mystery” was one of these, Prof. Floyd allowed himself to be hand-cuffed, then tied in a big sack and placed in one of his large trunks. The trunk was then locked and tied with large ropes. Almost instantly Prof. Floyd appeared on the platform again and Mrs. Floyd was found in the trunk—all hand-cuffed and arranged as her husband had been a moment before. The quickness of this transfer was simply stunning.

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The Smith-Spning-Holmes company are here today. They will give a full evening concert starting at 8 o’clock. This company of five fine musicians play nine instruments and some of them are the finest instruments of the kind in the world. This is the biggest musical event of the season.

The Hon. Clifford Roe, of Chicago, will lecture at the chautauqua tomorrow. His subject is “Woman and the War.” Mr. Roe is well known all over the United States as the lawyer who has done so much to clean up Chicago. His great fight has been against the red light district and other social vices. Saturday is WAR DAY at the big tent. With Clifford Roe and Ada Ward both speaking on that day it should be the big day of the assembly this year. Both are charming speakers. Both have a great story to tell. The Misses Keller Concert company of Los Angeles will furnish the music both afternoon and evening.