The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1919-05-02
9l9 PROGRAM
IUF CiilhUIAUQUH
In GREENWOOD
IodeTn Play, ct Pays
70 ADVERTISE and Big
Musical Numbers.
VIZ OPEN HERE
} LAST WEEK MAY
Five Day Program Un-
.,der Auspices Of Kings
Daughters.

clean modern play, entitled 81
Pays To Advertise" the Dunbar Sing
Ter; and Bel Ringers, the Steely Con
Scert Company and the Lombard En-
tertainers; great timely lectures.
these are but a few q the att.ac
Itions of the 1919 RedDath Chautau
squa scheduled to appear in Green
Iswood, May 26th to 30th. The en-
ltire five days program is re1,ete
2twith features of compelling interest
u "The League of Nations" "The
Freedom of the Seas and Other
4 down to -the-minuta topics, each finds
Ga place in the discussion of the week
thus keeping up the reputation of the
8 aChautauqua as a powerful factor for
enlightenment on public problems.
The Dunbar Male Quartet and Bell
Ringers will be the attraction on the
. opening afternoon. For many years
la Dunbar Quartet and Bell Ringers
.tompany was one of the most popular
of Chautauqua and Lyceum organiza-
Sions. The present company was or
tganized by Ralph Dunbar of the ori-
lginal Bell Ringers ard is most worthy
ITO bear the Dumb name. The mem
'Ibers of the DunDars appear in solos,
iquartets AMI readings and carry $50
hand bells upon VIII ch are Played
Aome Of the best ovcrtures' and solo
plumbers.
Y "Amerca's Today Cleaned From
|Ye- terday's Over There viii be the
Sfubject Of the opening night lecture
by Elwood T. Bailey. MIR. Bailey as
"a welfare worker over seas spoke
10 several hundred thousand of our
soldiers, both in the lighting zone
and in our camps. In his lecture he
tells the story of the return of the
american soldier to his country, the
read djustments of the soldier and the
problems which confront each and all
Today.
Il ExtraorG nary costumes, some of
Iie1u pollS iioill NllAAiSS1
chimes, something never used on the
Chautauqua platform before; re-
markable one-stringed cello and a
gypsy camp fire setting are lew
novelties which make unique and COM
pelling the program of the Lombard
Entertainers who give full concert
Jon the afternoon of the second day
land prelude at night. This company
consists of Harry Lombard and Leila
Fairchild Lombard, his wife.
1 At night @. E.. Behymer (Bee'-
, highmer) Of the Sheldon School of
Salesmanship, Chicago, Will lecture
on "The Romance of Business" AS
presented by Mr.. Behymer, business is
Ione of the most entrancing of adven-
lures, an enterprise OF vital interest
to every man, woman and child. Thi:
lis lecture which everyone interested
in making success in life should
hear.
The Steely Concert Company, con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Steely and their 1S-year-oid-daugh
Erlynne, will be the attraction for the
I third afternoon and will also give {
! might prelude. For more than fifteer
years Mr.. and Mrs. Steely have beer
delighting big audiences everywhere
with vocal and instrumental special
ties. Besides being possessed of ex.
cellent voices they ell appear in piano
and marimbaphone selections. Alst
Mr.. Steely play the saxophone ane
concertina. Miss Steely is a cartoon
ist as we'll as musician an hel
drawings constitute feature Of tn.
program.
DR.. Vincenzo de Santo, noted Ital
S. ian journalist and orator, who appear
on the third night, will discuss among
other world topics the problem of th'
league Of nations. He will also tel
Of the astounding spirit Of moder1
Italy. DIR. de Santo speaks Englisl
perfectly. He is a contr,bl.oi /
magazines and newspapers, both il
! the United States and Italy, and hi
lectures are based on a wide knowl
edge of this and foreign countries.
Dr.. q. T. Hagermsp win lecture O
ssThe Nan with One Window" on tn
. fourth night. For twenty CONSECUTIVE
xears Dr.. Hagerman has appeared .
[s 1ecturer on the Lyceum and Chau
anqua platforms and The Man Wit
~ Window Is considered to be th
nan has message and b
- i "a ! clear, foreible. plea,
a s re fourth IS