The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-05-04

/ blackboard to emphasize her points
S Sincere, inspiring, humorous, witty
d she evokes tears and the next moment
washes them away with the cleanesi
. of laughter. Hers is the power of thC
spirit that Immediately finds its way
to the hearts of her hearers.
wiser Than Solomon will be the
lecture subject of Charles Zueblin
eminent publicist, on the second after
noon. Mr. Zueblin is practical ideal
list, presenting a clear-cut, straight
rom-the-shoulder message, tempered
: with keen humor and most human
philosophy He speaks with electric
energy, with rapid precision and with
; potent power that is refreshingly
vigorous and stirring The Zueblin
lecture will be one of the big features
of the Chautauqua.
The Great Lakes String Quartet,
which will appear in grand concert
on the second night, is an organization
of exceptionally gifted artists. Her
man Felber, first violin; Carl Fass-
hauer, second violin; Robert Dolejsi,
viola; John Lingeman, cello-all are
masters of technical brilliance, power
and beautiful tone quality. Two trans
atlantic tours with former President
Wilson on his now historic voyage on
the U. S. S. George Washington, and
continued successful appearances
throughout the country have placed
these artists firmly in the ranks of
the nations leading musicians. This
is one Of the best musical organiza
tions ever offered on any Chautauqua
circuit.
The third day will be one of the
most important of the entire Chautau-
qua week. The Sylkov Metropolitan
Orchestra, in an exceptional after
noon concert, will present melodious
popular numbers and tuneful favorites
from the best music literature. A
special feature of the program will be
the violin solos of Walter Sylkov,
leader of the orchestra.
On the third night. the Redpath
management will present the famous
Gilbert and Sullivan light opera, 'The
Mikado," with an exceptionally strong
cast and orchestra. Sure-fire COM
edy, mirthful music. and clever lines
abound in characteristic Gilbert and
Sullivan style. Under the direction
of George Herbert, one of the most
successful conductors of light opera in
America, the utmost in musicianship
and effective staging is assured in
this production.
Chester Milton Sanford, well-known
expert on vocational guidance, will
lecture on the fourth afternoon on
Failures of the Misfits." The tragedy
of many lives in the attempt to sue
coed IN one line of work when abilities
and inclinations point in an entirely
different direction. Mr. Sanford's
lectur is a distinctly potent and in eli
minatmg the square pegs in round
holes. An interesting round-table will
follow the lecture.
Nothing But The TRUTH" widely
known comedy success, will be pres
ented by New York cast on the 4th
night. As novel by Frederick Isham,
Nothing But The Truth" was read
by millions and later as play it ran
more than a season on Broadway. It
is the ingenious, entertaining story Of
a young society idler who wagers
that he can tell the absolute truth for
one whole day. From first to last
this rollicking comedy inspires a con-
slant gale of merriment.
The Fine Arts Quartet will be the !
attraction of the last afternoon. A
delightful musical comedy sketch, !
featuring the life and songs Of Old I.
Ireland, given in appropriate costume,
will be an important part Of the pro-
gram to be given by this company. /
The quartet also presents in special 4
costume a striking arrangement Of the /
best in Spanish music. In addition, .
varied songs, selections and readings /.
are rendered with artistry and verve. 4
On the last night the management I
will present one Of the leading enter /
tanners IN the Chautauqua field. Mr 1
Charles r. Taggart, musician, humor- I
ist and impersonator, known as the .
''fiddling wizard" and an mequalled /
story teller. The cleanest, ripplingest /
and freshest fun goes into his pro-
grams, making the last night Of the
Chautauqua a fun-making feature ex. .
traordinary. Mr. Taggart's Victor
and Edison records testify to his pop
ularity.
In accordance with the long stand
ing policy Of the Redpath management f
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