Mountain advocate., 1920-05-28
SINGING BAND
AT CHAUTAUoUA

The Red Grenadiers Band and
4 Male Chorus, four splendid musical
companies, great lectures on timely
Itopics-these are notable attractions
which will appear here on the 1920
Redpath Chautauqua. The entire
program is replete with features of
compelling interest and timeliness.
The Premier Singers and Players
Company will be the attraction on
the first afternoon. Four talented,
vivacious artists compose this COM
pany. They render programs of
great variety, combining orchestral,
vocal and special novelty features.
Every number is given with bright
ness and sparkle which will make
this company long remembered in
the community. A striking feature
Of the programs will be the rendi-
tion of selections from the standard
operas. This is feature which
never fails to please Chautauqua au-
diences.
THE Man Of the New Age" is the
lecture theme of DR.. Geo. l.. Parker
who will speak here on the opening
night Of the Chautauqua. DR.. Par
ker is widely known inspirational
lecturer who always gives to his
hearers a message distinctly worth
while. He is a virile, magnetic speak
er and one who holds his audiences
both by the force of his ideas and
the magnetic quality of his oratory.
Earl H. Nipple, wizard of the
Xylophone," is manager of the Hip
pie Concert Company, which will ap-
pear here in prelude on the second
afternoon and a grand concert at
night. The company's program is
both classical and popular in charac-
ter and is so universal in scope that
1t pleases the entire audience. Four
artists of attainmnt compose this ex-
cellent concert company.
Judge Manford Schoonover, on
the second afternoon, will give his
great lecture unseen Forces" He
is mans man, one who talks
straight from the shoulder" He
has fought his way up from obscur-
ity to a place of trust in the coun-
ellis of his state. He is home folks"
the kipd of man you will enjoy
meeting at the close of the address.
In his inspiring lecture he portrays
the great lesson OF self respect, the
call Of the still small voice Of ones
better self.
The American Girls who will ap-
pear on the third day. are entertain
ers extraordinary, They possess a
never tailingly pleasing and refresh
ing mgnner which always insures
them the heartiest welcome. Theirs
is q distinctly entertainment attrac-
lien. They render their selections
in thoroR artistic manner and do
not attempt to give the so-called
classical" selections, seeking rath-
er to feature the popular and laugh
producing songs and instrumental
numbers,
Thomas Brooks Fletcher, one of
Americas greatest dramatic orators,
on the third night will give one of
ais master lectures. Thomas Brooks
Fletcher is one of the most power
ul orators OF our time. He enter
aims but he also has powerful
Message and knows how to tell it.
People want to hear about the things
hat are being done In this country
nd that IL what Fletcher is telling
hem In way that commands at
ention and that stimulates men to
4ction. He leaves the impress OF
lis lecture on every community.
Wallace Bruce Amsbary is "the
carer OF story" His Jean Bap-
ist and His Brethren" will introduce !
he character Of the French Cana
ian. that delightful type which adds
0 much color and charm to the N
oems, novels and stories of Sir Gil s.
ert Parker, Mary Hartwell Gather S;
Tood, DR.. Henry van Dyke and DR.. a,
Vm. Henry Drummond. Wallace
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