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Famous Ben Greet Players in Shakespeare's "As You Lilte It," at Chautauqua
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' The presentation ot Shakespeare's great comedy, "Am Yon Like it" by th Ben Greet Players on tba fourtb night of the coming Eedpath Chautauqua, will be both an entertainment and Intellectual treat Ben Greet's wonderful
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.splendid production which. will be given here. Miss Grace Halsey Mills of New York City will appear as Rosalind. ; She is thoroughly experienced and rarely gifted in Shakespearean portrayals. '
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Notable Lecture
"My Personal Experiences
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An interesting and vitally informative address on
Bolshevism, based upon first hand information
gained from two years spent in Russia and Siberia.
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"Tlis Man from Home," sparkling comedy drama will be given on the sixth night of the coming Bedpath Chautauqua. The record-breaking success of the play throughout the country haa been largely due to its wholesome
Americanism, Ita seasoning of delightful shrewdness, and its humorously complicated plot. The play is rich with amusing and sometimes almost tragic situations, resulting from the clash between mldwestern American Ideals and
Wd-world class distinctions. The character are drawn rom real life. Their qualntnessea, their absurdities; their lovjoleness and eccentricities, all are marked by the sure craftsmanship of those popular playwrights. Booth t
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