Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-06-08
WHITE HUSSARS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH, A
SPARKLING COMEDY, ALSO
COMING
GREAT "VITAL.THEME" LECTURES
Three Musical Companies and Pack
ard. Master Cartoonist-Five Big
Days Filled With Notable

male chorus; the great comedy sue
cess, Nothing But the Truth; Alton
Packard, master cartoonist and hum
orist extraordinary; exceptional lee
turers and three premier musical COM
panies-these are notable attractions
which are to appear here on the 1921
Redpath Chautauqua. Five big days
are crowded with entertainment fea-
lures and up-to-the-minute lectures.
The Nipple Concert Company, which
appears on the first afternoon, gives
program of unique musical variety
Earl Nipple, feature artist of the COM
pany, is widely known as 1.-The Wizard
of the Xylophcne"
George L. McNutt, known every
where as "The Dinner Pail Man." de-
livers stirring lecture on the opening
night. This thought provoking speak
er bases his lecture on q thorough
knowledge of economic problems, in
Guiding the all-important question of
food costs.
Gretchen Cox, appearing with her
company on the second afternoon, has
captivated audiences in all parts of
the United States. Popular ensemble
numbers as well as a sympathetic in
depreciation of the best in music rem
der the program a distinct musical
event.
Harry L. Fogleman, known as Cat
ling Gun" Fogleman because of his
rapid-fire verbal delivery-which he
frequently speeds up to 800 words a
minutes a dynamic, magnetic lee
turer on the fundamentals of success
in business and life. For four sea
sons now on Redpath Chautauqua cir
I. H., I.
ed as a master orator" "a whirlwind
speaker" "a verttable dynamo, and
as everything else that is live, inspir-
night Mr.. Fogleman will lecture on
Success or Failure"
A musical event extraordinary will
be the appearance, on the third day of
Dznbar's White Hussars, band and
male chorus, directed in person by
Harry Raschig, well known cornetist
and band leader. This great singing
band, appearing in striking white and
gold uniforms, presents novelty num-
bers, ensemble singing, and clean, clev-
er fun which testify to the surprising
versatility and genuine artistry of the
organization.
Following a prelude by the Hussars
on the third afternoon Beulah Buck
dramatic reader, will present thor
oughly delightful program of we'll
chosen selections splendidly rendered.
DR.. E.T.Hagerman, one of the lead
ing inspirational orators on the Amer
lean lecture platform, appears here
on the fourth afternoon of the Chau-
tauqua. His address presents an ev-
ery-day, stalwart philosophy seasoned
with sparkling wit.
Nothing But the Truth" widely
known comedy success, will be pre-
scented by a New York cast on the
fourth night. AS novel by Freder-
lex Isham, Nothing But the Truth"
was read by millions, and later as a
play it ran more than a season on
Broadway. 1t is the ingenious, enter
tanning story of a young society idler
who wagers that he can tell the abSo-
lutte truth for one whole day. From
first to last this rollicking comedy in
spires a constant gale of merriment.
On the fifth day Daddy" Grobecker,
as he is affectionately called by his
people, brings his company of Swiss
Yodlers for a full afternoon program
and an evening prelude. The COM
pany is composed of genuine Swiss
Yodlers presenting to the American
public a program of true Swiss noun
tain folklore, full of novel, education
al and entertaining features.
The last night, widely known as
"Joy Night" comes as fitting climax
to a distinctly up-to-th- minute pro-
gram. Alton Packard, master car
toonist and humorist extraordinary,
presents a comedy musical and car
toon revue. Mr. Packard is known the
country over for his picturesque hu-
NOR, his pictorial philosophy and fun.
In accordance with the long stand
ing policy of the Redpath manage
ment a special story hour will be con-
Quoted each morning or afternoon for
the children. A thoroughly trained
young woman will have charge of this
work, for which no admission is charg
ed. The stories are sure to prove a
delight and treat to the youngsters.