Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-23
FAMOUS BAND
and OPERA STAR
Also Delightful Comedy, at Pays
To Advertise" Coming To
Richmonds Chautauqua

Kryl and his famous band, de-
lightful comedy, "It Pays to Adver-
tise," a grand opera star, a debate on
government ownership-these are
but few of the attractions of the
1919 Redpath Chautauqua scheduled
to appear here July to Ia. The en-
tire seven days program is replete
with features of compelling interest
and timeliness.
"The League of Nations" "The
Freedom of the Seas" and other
down-to- -the-minute topics each finds
place in the discussions of the week,
thus keeping up the reputation of the
Chautauqua as powerful factor for
the enlightenment on public problems.
The Orchestral Sextette will be the
attraction the first afternoon. While
the ensemble work of the Sextette is
delightful part of the program the
work of the artists in solos, duets,
trios and quartets is equally notable.
Getting Together" will be the title
of the lecture on the opening night
by Miss Ada Ward, dynamic, eloquent
Engllshwoman, who arrived in Ameri-
ca from France and Germany with q
wonderful story of present-day condi-
tons in Europe, just in time to be-
gin her Chautauqua tour. Incidently
Miss Ward will tell some of her ex-
periences entertaining "Tommies" at
the front
Back from the war hospitals of
Europe, Miss Florence Bulard, who
was awarded the Croix de Guerre
with two stars for "imperturable"
bravery under fire, on the second aft
ernoon will give her lecture on "Com-
munity Health" Miss Bullard comes
with the sanction of the American
Red Cross and answers the question
OF Red Cross work in peace times.
The New Competition" is the sub
gect OF the lecture given by R. E. P.
Kline on the second night. In it,
among other questions he discusses
the League of Nations, pointing out
the law of the high cost of hate and
the large returns of just dealing. Re-
lations between capital and labor are
: also discussed.
Both afternoon and night of the
second day, the Harvesters, a COM
pany of three, presenting costuned
sketches. will give thirty minute
!, a pleasing variety of classical and
vocal instrumental music and read
! ings.
5 The Great Lakes Spring Quartet,
| which entertained President and Mrs.
Wilson on two voyages across the
r Atlantic on the U. S. S. George
4 Washington, is coming here on the
third day of the Chautauqua. They
will be assisted by pianist and will
r give full concert in the afternoon.
: They will appear at night with Nine
: Augusta Lenska. prima donna con-
tralto.
d Nine. Augusta Lencka has scored
n notable successes in New York, Chi
c cago and European musical centers.
She is not only highly esteemed
grand opera singer but has received
highest praise as concert and ora
torio artist.
t Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, secretary Of
r the treasury in the cabinet of Presi-
: dent Roosevelt and twice governor Of
;. Iowa, will debate on the fourth night
of the Chautauqua with Charles
It Zeublin, well known writer and lee
t turer or national and international
q problems, the great subject of Gov
ernment Ownership of Railroads
5 Mr.. Zueblin will speak for govern
e ment ownership and Mr.. Shaw will
:. take the negative side. In the after.
noon of the fourth day, Mr.. Zueblir
will lecture on "The Great Highway
a discussion of the freedom of The
n seas and other timely topics.
Twice before Bohumier Kryl ha.
= made tour with his band of the
). big seven day Redpath Chautauqus
r circuit. Both tours were so wonder.
. fully successful that ever since thers
have been repeated requests for Mr.
Kryl and his band again to go ovel
e the circuit. This year the Redpatf
n is happy to announce the engage.
.s ment of Mr.. Kryl and his band. In.
asmuch as so many Chautauqua pa.
: irons know the high quality of music
n to be expected from the Kryl Bant
+ there is no question but what Banc
Day, the fifth day of the Chautauqua
= tnre week. The musical pageant
2, "War, Victory and Peace" will be &
It feature of the night program giver
N by Kryl and his band.
In the afternoon of the sixth day
= Marie Rose Lauler, young French
y woman, who captured by the Ger
7. mans in Belgium. escaped, was re
" captured and finally released, viii
: speak on "The Spirit of the Womer
. of France"
IL A complete production of the de
II hghtful comedy, att Pays to Adver
tise," will be given on the sixth nigh
by a company of eight. sIt Pays t.
Advertise" is one of the most success
full of modern plays It is well bal
anced in basic human values &hat !
?, cheers the heart and 6iverts the mini
q at the same operation. 1t is abso
It mtely clean and wholesome and i.
4 filled with rich American humor. Il
+ production duct n Of S this play viii viii Be on M
of the big features Of the Chautau
qua. i s. (.
den WI Vii IS go s1ass 81 ssE'an oe tbe aa con
Z lcert BY the Me 5polif1h Quartet q
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