Hughie Fitzpatrick

              Daily Program



COLVILLE, JULY 20 to 25




Season Tickets





Adults


$3.25




Students


1.50




Children


1.00




NOTE—Adult Tickets from Committee


2.75







Daily Schedule





Junior Chautauqua


9:30 A. M.




Afternoon Programs


2:30 P. M.




Evening Programs


8:00 P. M.






(All programs as above unless otherwise announced from platform)





SPECIAL FEATURE
FIRST DAY





Afternoon—Opening Announcements.  Musical-Entertainment


Davies-Qualen-Greene Entertainers

Admission 50c




Evening —Great Comedy Success 
Six Cylinder Love


Elias Day Players.  Produced and Coached by Elias Day

Admission 75c







SECOND DAY





Afternoon—Musical—Entertainment


Going-Bell-Epperson Company Impersonations:  Bird Imitations:  Vocal and Piano Solos and Duets




Address—
A Yankee in the Far East


Dr. Homer B. Hulbert

Admission 50c




Evening —Musical—Entertainment


Going-Bell-Epperson Company




Address—
When East Meets West


Dr. Homer B. Hulbert
Resident of Korea 20 Years—Envoy Extraordinary of Emperor

Admission 50c







THIRD DAY





Afternoon—Concert


Vernon Symphonic Quintet A Great Chamber Music Organization




Address—
Give the Boy a Chance


Dr. H. Leo Taylor Eminent Authority on Boy Psychology

Admission 50c




Evening —Concert Recital


Vernon Symphonic Quintet and Frank L. Cowan, American Tenor

Admission 75c







ARE YOU A MOLLUSC
FOURTH DAY





Afternoon—Address — 
The Making of an American


Bagdasar K. Baghdigian A Native of Armenia—Now 100% American

Admission 50c




Evening —Comedy-Drama 
The Mollusc
 The Clark-Browne Players of New York


Hubert Henry Davies' Sparkling Comedy in Three Acts

Admission 75c







FIFTH DAY





Afternoon—Artists' Recital


Australian Artist Trio
Introducing—
Alan Murray, Baritone
Edwyn Hames, Violinist
Dolly Stewart, in her original 
Songs at the Piano


Admission 50c




Evening —Artists' Recital


Australian Artist Trio




Address—
The Man with One Window


Dr. E. T. Hagerman

Admission 50c







JOY NITE JOY NITE
SIXTH DAY



Special Children's Afternoon






Circus Day
 Parade on Street to Tent.  Clown Entertainment


Hughie Fitzpatrick Late of Barnum & Bailey Circus and New York Hippodrome

Admission 50c




JOY NITE


McDonald Birch in 
Artistic Magic
 Elaborate Scenic Magical Production

Admission 75c






Note
—Children not holding Season Tickets but wishing to participate in the Parade on 
Circus Day
 will be required to pay a single admission price of 25c.





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Children's Day
A Real Clown—A Circus Parade A Costume Contest



T
HE last day is really children's day and the Chautauqua managers had their 40,000 boys and girls particularly in mind when they planned this afternoon program, but we have an idea that the parents as well will want to come when they hear about 
Circus Day
 and the real clown that is coming.  For who is there, young or old or in between, who does not welcome a clown?




Hughie Fitzpatrick is the name of the tumbling clown, whose contortions and antics keep his audience in roars of laughter or breathless wonder.  Whether jumping about on the floor with his legs behind his head like a frog or balancing himself on two chairs atop a table, or telling funny stories, there will be just one laugh during the entire performance and that will start when he starts and finish when he finishes.




For years Hughie Fitzpatrick entertained the crowds of the Barnum and Bailey Circus and also at the New York Hippodrome.  While it is said he can 
squeeze laughs from a turnip
, yet after you have left the tent you will realize that with all the fun he gave you a lot of ideas of how to live to be better boys and girls, which means better citizens.




Be sure to be on time for the wonderful parade that will come just before the afternoon program.  You all have a part in this, you know, with prizes given for the best costume.  Hughie Fitzpatrick, the clown, will be there; the policeman and speeler; the bands; the freaks; the wild animals in cages; the ballet girls on horses; oh!  just everything to make a real parade.  It will be heaps more fun than any other circus parade, for you will know most everyone—even to the next door neighbor's house cat, locked up in the wild lion's cage; and what's more, the cages will all be open so you can see the animals.  Isn't it the limit the way the circus parades have their most interesting animals all shut up so you can't see them at all?




Don't forget that you must have a Junior Chautauqua ticket in order to compete for a prize for the best costume.  Perhaps Mr. Fitzpatrick will ask some of you to help him on the stage after the parade, so see just how clever you can make your costume.




There's a long parade a comin'


When Chautauqua gets to town,


A 
really honest
 Circus one


For all the children; and a clown


Who'll dance, and prance and entertain,


And drive away all care
.


The bears and tigers will parade;


The monkeys, too, will do their share
.


A band of clowns in colors bright


Will lead this pageant on its way,


As down the street they'll gaily march


Just like we see on Circus Day
.


Come join this jolly caravan


And be a 
Junior
 with our band,


And help to make this 
old parade


The 
really best
 in all the land
.



Figure
[Hughie Fitzpatrick]