The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-05-22
1919 PROGRAM
Redpath Chautauqua at Hickman Will
Bring Splendid Musical Numbers
and Noted Speakers

titAu uiputfu play. entitled " /
Pays To Advertise" the Dunbar Sing
ers and Bell Ringers. the Steely Con
lcert Company and the Lombard Enter
tnimers great timely lecturers tines,
are but a few of the attractions 81 the
1919 Redpath Chautuuqua scheduled
o. appear nt Hickman July 1921 ia,
entire i've days program j. replct,
with features Of compelling interest
The League 81 Nations The Free
dom of thc Seas" aud other dowm-to
I the minute topics. each finds "a piac. iu
tine discussions 81 tine week.. thus keep
7 INK up the reputation 81 flr thuutau.
qua nS powerful factor for rmlight.
eminent ou public problems
The Dunbar Male Quartet and BELL
Ringers will hr the attraction ou the
Opening afternoon For many years e
Dunbar Quartet and BELL Ringers com
pany was One 81 the most popular of
tmutuuqua ami Lyccum organizations.
The present company WAS organized hy
Ralph Dunbar OF the original Bell
Ringers and g. most worthy 90 bear th,.
Dunbar name The members 81 the
buuhurs appear in ~olo~. qunrtct~ and
readings and carry leo hand hcll~ upon
which are played some 90 the best over
lures and solo numbers lu order to
secure an especially high quality Of
talent the singers have nll hcen given
"a four-ycar contract. The Duuhars
viii give prelude ut night
Americas To-day Cleaned from Yes
ferduy~ over There will DE-. fhs. sub
ject of the opening night lecture hy
Elwuud n Bailey. Mr. Bailey as q
welfare worker over seas spoke to sew
erul hundred thousands OF our soldiers
both in the lighting zones ami im our
camps. In his lecture De- tells the stor,
~ tine return of the American soldier
to his country. the readiu~tmcut of the
soldier and the problems which con
front each and all todny
Extraordinary costumes. some of
them impaired from Japan Chimes.
chimes. something newer used ou the
thuutauqua platform before. "a re-
markahle one-Stringcd cello and
gypsy camp fire setting are "a few novel
ties which make unique and compelling
the program If the Lombard Enter
tanners who give fun concert ora the
afternoon IF the SECOND day and "a pre-
ludc 40 night This company consists
uf Harry Lombard and LEILA Fairchild
Lombard. his wife. and their work f.
rcplcfe with good musical material
given ia ana entertaining and delightful
way.
At night -. r. Behymer CBee'- high
mcrl 81 the sheldon school of Sales
mauShip. Chicago. will lecture ou The
Romance 81 business" A. presented
hy Mr. Bchymcr. business D. One ofI
the most eufrauriug Of adventures. anil
enterprise ~ vital interest Geo every
man. woman and child. This h
lecturc which everyone interested I'm
making success i'm life should hear
Following his address Mr. Behymer
will answer any questions suggested
by his lecture
The Steely Concert Company. con
sisting Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steely
and their 1S-year-old daughter. Erlyn-
ne. will be- the attraction for the third
afternoon and viii also give "a night
prelude For more than fifteen years
Mr. and Mrs. Strcly have been de
lighting big audiences everywhere
with vocal and instrumental special
ties. Besides being possessed of eN
ccllcnt voices they all appear in piano
and neutrality-suspicious. selections Also
Mr.. Steely plays the saNoph0ne and
concrtina. Miss Stccly Is "a cartoonist
as well as musician and her draw
iugS constitute "a feature of the pro
gram.
Dr Vincenzo Dc Santo. noted Italian
journalist and orator. who appears on
the third night. will discuss among 9th
or world topics the problem Of the
league 81 nations. lie viii also tell
Of the astonishing spirit of modern It
ally. Or he Santo speaks English per
fectly. lie il a contributor % ma "a
zines and newspapers. both in the
United States and Italy. and his lee
lures are based on a wide knowledge
of this and foreign countries. IL il