In the program's introduction, Mr. Horner details the ongoing state of the Great War, and of his now-answered question as to whether to run this year's Chautauqua.
Notable performers: Ratto the Impersonator, John B. Ratto, The Joy Day Company, Edna Means, The Anderson Company, Eve Anderson, Hilda Brady, Dr. Ira D. Landrith, Raphael Emmanuel, Lieutenant E. H. Lougher, The Marr Entertainers, Major Marr Entertainers, Major Marr's Entertainers, Reno the Magician, Edward Reno, Mildred Reno, Jaroslav Cimera, Helen Cafarelli, Ladies Regimental Orchestra, Ione Senn, Bernice Baughman, Lucile Kemp, Florence Jack, Geraldine Kemp, Gladys King, Caroline Hodge, Jeannette Sheerer, Captain David Fallon, Harriet Bird Warren, Gladys Yves Brainard, "The Climax" Company, Harry Burkhardt, Charlotte Leslay, Walter Dale, Alpheus Lincoln, Edna Woolley, Clara Gray, Parvin Witte, Albert Haberstro, Alton Packard, Joy Girl De Luxe
Other notables: Carl Kettler, Joseph Jefferson, Young Men's Christian Association, Christian Endeavor World, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, "William Tell", "The Evolution of Dixie", "The Village Blacksmith", "The Death of Custer", Horner Institute of Fine Arts, F. E. Gordon, Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Aborn Opera Company, Thurlow Lieurance, Boston Opera Company, Castle Square Opera Company, "Liberty's Torch"