CHAUTAUQUA
Tho citizens of Dunedin will have an opportunity on Monday evening next, in Burns Mali, of hearing a most gifted lady in Mrs Boyea. Airs Boyea was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, and re sided for many years in Canada. She had her homo for some time in America, and spent five years in France, nursing Australian and New Zealand soldiers. She has travelled and resided in practically' every country in the world, and as a result has had wonderfully unique opportunities of ascertaining just what qualities arc required from those who go to make tho very finest citizens. There is no one in Dunedin who would not bo the hotter of hearing Mrs Beyea speak. Sho will inspire everyone with tho desiro to got tho very best out of what mav bo called “community interest.” 'With Mrs Beyea is associated Mr Stanley Brooks, Australia's greatest interpreter of Dickens’s characters. Monday evening’s entertainment will not only he instructive and educational, but will bo of the most entertaining character.The proceeds from this second Chautauqua entertainment will bo devoted to the local radium fund, a cause well worthy of every citizen’s support. The box plan is now open at Begg’s.
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Evening Star, Issue 18690, 19 July 1924, Page 8
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198CHAUTAUQUA Evening Star, Issue 18690, 19 July 1924, Page 8
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