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Barb Morris and Phyllis Holsey were among those enjoying the Boulder City Chautauqua performance Saturday at the Boulder Theatre.
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Enjoying the Boulder City Chautauqua performance Saturday at the historic Boulder Theatre were, from left, Doris Haueter, Marta Norton, Alice Miller and Judy Craven.
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Among those attending a special reception with the Chautauqua scholar on Friday were, from left, Jay Richey, Stan Mazza, Jody Tilman and Don Davis. The reception gave donors of the program a chance to meet with the scholar/performer.
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Jennifer Sheldahl visits with pianist Charlie Shaffer on Friday during a special reception for Boulder City Chautauqua donors. Shaffer performed during the event the following day, playing historically appropriate tunes along with those from great showmen, this year’s theme.
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Longtime Boulder City Chautauqua committee members Barbara and Paul Adams were on hand Friday to help organize a special reception for donors that gave them a chance to visit with the Chautauqua scholar who performed the following day.
“Great Showmen” was the theme for this year’s performances presented by Boulder City Chautauqua on Saturday at the historic Boulder Theatre.
Chautauqua scholar Doug Mishler, who teaches history at University of Nevada, Reno, was this year’s presenter, performing as Jack L. Warner and P.T. Barnum.
