South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-02
CHAUTAUQUA ENDS
PROGRAM TONIGHT
Bingham and Amsbury to APP
pear TOday-CrOwd Greets
Harrington Play.

That the man from home pres
enting himself under the most I'M
propiuous circumstances, amid
scenes of dampening discourage
ment. does not fail In his established
appeal was evidenced Monday night
when EarlviIe Anderson in the title
role OF the Booth Harrington success
THE Man From Home" held at
strict and appreciative attention the
large ChaUtauqua audience who
came 20 the Leeper field tent, despite
Indictment weather 10 meet him.
Mr.. Anderson was ably supported
by "a cast capable and responsive,
The rather large cast for so limited
a stage displaced itself with admir-
able dizziness, the lack of stage pro-
Derties impeding the progress of the
play not at all. As a whole the cast
lent itself with case 10 the demands
OF the plot and carried with grace
the roles made extremely difficult
because of the weather conditions.
Splendid carrying voices were a me-
cessity last night 10 the success Of
the presentation for the beating rain
sounded a loud and constant &C
compartment on the tent roof, that
would have early drowned out the
voices of less well pitched timbers.
Miss Margaret Leonard as Ethel
Granger Simpson the American
ward of Daniel Vordees Pike, the
man from home. carried well the
naughty role of the ambitious young
American in Europe who mas be-
come obessed OF the glamour Of the
Flower of European Nobility. %
Through the changing demands of
the Characterization of the American
girl. Miss Leonard responded to the
contents of her lines with appreci-
able smoOthness.
Lionel HoFarth, in the difficult role
of the SNUG young Englishman OF
title was deserving of commentator.
A remarkable naturalness and I'M
affected affectedness characterized
his portrayal Of Almeric st. Aubyn,
the sutton Of Miss Granger Simpson.
Each character in turn merited the
hearty appause that was offered on
their appearance Monday night. The
personnel of the cast follows:
Daniel Voorhees, Pike Erville Anderson
Grand Duke Nasni Nasil witch. ...-..-.
..........-.-.-....... Redheld Clarke
The Earl Of HaWcastle Marshall Vincent
he Hon. Almeric St Aubyn..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lionel HOgarth
The Earl Of Hawcastle Marshall Vincent
lvanou -.............. Charles Flemin Z
Horace Granger Simpson ......-........
---.-..-.--........... Guy Cunningham
Hfhiprn Charles Willis
Mariana -.............-. Louis LaBey
Lthel Granger-SimpsJn ................
......... >. .......-.. Margaret Leonard
...............-....... Gertrude Perry
Lady Creech. .............Ada e.. Neville
SYNOPSIS or SCENES
ACT Terrace OF the Hotel Regina
Jlargherita on the elm az Sorrento. Italy.
Morning
ACT 1.-THE entrance garden Of the
same. Afternoon
ACT lII-An apartment in the hotel.
Evening
ACT Iv-The terrace. Morning.
Period-The present.
Scene-SOrrentO. Southern Italy
Monday afternoon opened the
sixth day of the Chautauqua sched-
ule with an inspiring lecture by DR..
Frank L. Loveland on The PeriIs OF
Democracy"
Today's program will mark the
closing of this years Chautauqua
program. Very httingly a splendid
program has been arranged. Ralph
Bingham. fun maker extraordinary,
viii feature the evening performance.
while Wallace Bruce Amsbury Will
lecture at the afternoon session On
James Whitcomb Riley"