The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-25
FAMOUS BAND AT
CHAUTAUQUA
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY, TT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE" ALSO COMING

kryl and his famous band; the de-
lightful comedy, 1T Pays to Adve1
tise", Reno, the magician; three great
lectures on timely themes and three
musical companies Of outstanding me.
rit-these are notable attraction
which are to appear here on the Red.
path Chautauqua. The entire five
days program is replete with featur-
es of compelling interest and time
liness. This first visit from Redpath's
is to take in April 28 to May 3rd
The Olcott ! icht Opera Singers will
be the attraction on the first Afternoon
A delightful musical comedy sketch
featuring the life and songs of Old
Ireland, given in appropriate cos.
tune, will be feature of the program
to be given by this company. The o.
colts present in special costume, al
striking arrangement Of the best in
Spanish music and varied song selec.
tions and readings are also rendered.
THE Man Who Can" will be the
title of the lecture on the opening
night by Wailliam Rainey Bennett,
widely known as one of Americas
greatest dramatic orators. This lee
ture is a fusilade of fun, facts and
fancy. 1t has for its theme: "He can
who thinks he can"
The Great Lake String Quartet, a
notable chamber music organizations,
which entertained President and Mrs.
Wilson on two transatlantic VOYAGE
on the U. S. S. George Washington,
is coming here on the second day of
the Chautauqua. This organization
has aappeared in many of the largest
cities of America and has been en-
Enthusiastically received everywhere.
They will give a full concert in the
afternoon and prelude at night.
DR.. w A. Colledge, author, traveller,
scholar, will lecture on "The Call of q
New Era" on the second night. This
is an address dealing with immigra-
ltion, bolshevism. Americanization
and labor Dr. Colledge is a man who
knows the world at first hand. He has
travelled widely and has accomplished
many important tasks. In point of
equipment education, travel, asso-
citation and experience, no man is bet
ter prepared to interest and instruct
an audience.
A musical event extraordinary will
be the appearance on the third after
noon and night of Bonhumir Kryl who
is known everywhere as one of the
worlds greatest baandmasters and
the worlds greatest cornetst. He will
personally conduct his band at both
the afternoon and night concerts. He
will have with him twenty-five of the
best band men and there is no uues-
tion but what Band Day will be long
remembered in the community.
On the fourth afternoon Chester
Milton Sanford, expert in vocational
guidance, will give his lecture "The
Failures of the Misfits or Life S
Loose Ends This is a lecture which
aims to help in the solution of the
problem OF "What shall do in the
world? Prof. Sanford's purpose is toI
prevent misfits in the professions and
in business. His lecture should be
heard by everyone who is interested
in individual and community pro.
gress.
A complete production of the de- |
lightfui comedy, 1T Pays to Adver.
tise," will be given on the fourth |
night by company of eigth. "It Pays
to Advertise" is one of the most sue
cessful of modern plays. 1t is so well
balanced in basic human values that
mind at the same operation. 1t is alb
solutely clean and wholesome and it'll
is filled with rich American humor. |
1t is full of good rollicking laughs. |
The production of this play will be
one of the big attractions Of the
Chautauqua.
Songs of the great outdoors will be
featured by the Woodland Male Quar-
tet which will give grand concert inl
the afternoon on the last day and al
prelude at night. This quartet isl
composed of individual artists whose
voices possess unusual blending quail
ties in ensemble.
The last night will be known asI
Joy Night" Edward Reno. magician
will preset ma program of magic and
lcystery. For more than thirty-five
years Reno has been magician. Hell
is known everywhere as a most un
usual entertains and his program is
fitting finals to a great Chautauqua
nrOgram