Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-04-08
FORTHCOMING cHAuTiUQuA PROGRAM.
BahunIr Kry1I and His Band Soon 10 Start
on Third Ghautauqua Tour.

VII thiiu uiiduiduqud Iuuf.
Announcement has just bee
authorlzad of the principal feat
urss Of the Redpath Chautauqu
here for this season. The pro
gram is brim full of good thing
and not few Innovations. Il i
said there will not be q dull hou
from start to finish.
| One of the innovations will b
two day grand musical festiva
during which there will be moth.
Ing but music, aside from the liter
ary lectures of the morning hou
speaker.
Ga one day of this festival, Mar
Gus A. Kellerman, the great dra-
matte baritone, who has appt arsd
in solos with the Damrosch Or.
chestra, the Theodore Thomas
Orshectra, the Minneapolis Sym
phony Orchestra and other widely
known organizations, will give a
recital. Mr.. Kellerman has also
appeared in grand opera in Bsrlin
and other foreign cities, but gave
up a promising career in grand
opera to engage in leider and OF.
atorio singing.
In the evening Of the same day.
the Cathedral Choir will appear
in one of their musical programs.
The repertoire of the Cathedral
Choir included short modern ora
torlos by such composers as Buck,
Ssalner and SShneoker, also a
number of old hymns, secular
solos, duets, quareass and choruses
of very high order, finally clos
ing With a finale of an operatic
nature. 80.
On the next day OF this festival.
Bohumir Kryl and his world
famous band will present q pro-
gram in the afternoon including
oornet solos by Mr.. Kryl, This
ia ths third season of Mr.. Kryl
End his Band on the Rsdpath
Cnsutaoq1 IS STt1.s yoar year, tasrS
being unamious call for them
everywhere.
In the evening of the same day
Kryl aud his Band will be heard
in another concert during the first
part of the program and the latter
part will be given up to selections
from grand opera by the Denton
Grand Opera Company, accom-
panied by the band. These grand
opera players will appear in speci-
al costume. Infaot it will be a
grand fnale to these two days,
such as has never before been
seen at a Chautauqua.
Another announcement which
will be greeted with interest and
enthusiasm is the coming of the
Ben Greet Players. Shis COM
psny made the tour Of 10 Red
path Chautauquas last season and
this season will appear on 100.
There will be thirteen actors in
the company, including Percival
Vivian, who made so many friends
on the Chautauquas of last season
All Ben Greet plays are given
with the minimum stage effect,
There is nothing to detract atten'
tion from the play itself. Every
actor is experienced and each
plays his part with the sole pur-
pose of Depicting the character
exactly as it should be. Correct
diction and pronunciation are dis
tinguishing characteristics OF tht
Ben Greet players.
A special feature of the opening
day will be concert by the Dun
bar Quartet and Bell Ringers
Carrying a peal of 200 bells mad
in Europe, this company viii
furnish program Of interest f.
old and young.
This opening concert will b
given in three parts. One will
include vocal quartet selections
the second will consist of instru
mental pumbers of violin, cell
and piano, and the third divisio
will include the famous bell ring
ing.
The Kellogg Haines Singin
Party will present in special col
tune an evening of light opera
probably giving the entire rend
tion of "Lovely Galatea. Thi
organization is one of the bel
, known in the Lyceum and Char
tauqua world today.