The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1921-04-14
WHITE HUSSARS AT
CHAUTAUQUA
Three Musical Companies and Bar
Selt, Popular Cartoonist - Five
Big Days Filled With Not
able Features.

Dunbar's White Hussars, band and
male chorus; the great comedy sue
cess, Nothing But the TRUTH" Eve
lyn Bargelt, popular cartoonist; en-
lceptional lectures, and three premier
musical companies-these are nota-
bic attractions which are to appear
here on the 1921 Redpath Chautua-
qua. Five big days are crowded with
entertainment features and up-to-the
lectures.
The Artists Four Company, which
appears on the first afternoon gives
program of pleasing variety. Four
talented, vivacious young ladies pre-
sent varied vocal and instrumental Sc
lections with delightful verve and ex-
cellent musicianship. They will give
a full program in the afternoon and
a prelude at night.
George l.. McNutt. known every
where as THE Dinner Pail Man." de-
llvers stirring lecture on the open
ing night. This thought-provoking
speaker bases his lecture on a thor
cugh knowledge of economic prob
lens including the all important ques-
tion of food costs. A McNutt lecture
always makes a profound impress
sion.
The irene Stolofsky Company ap-
pearing on the second afternoon has
captlvated audiences in all parts OF
the United States. Popular ensemble
numbers as well as sympathetic in
depreciation OF the best in music
render their program a distinct mus
ical event. Metropolitan newspapers
and musical Journals throughout the
country accord most enthusiastic
praise TO Miss Irene Stolofsky, viol-
mist and feature artist of the COM
pany. This company also gives a pre-
lude at night.
Harry L. Fogleman, known as
Calling Gun" Fogleman, because of
his rapld-fire verbal delivery-which
he frequently speeds up to three
("OO) hundred words minute
lis a dynamic, magnetic lecturer
on the Fundamentally of success in
business and life. For four seasons
new on Redpath Chautauuua cir
cuits lie has been enthusiastically
hailed as "a master orator" "o
"hlrlwlnd speaker" "a veritable dy-
namo' and as everything else that
Is i've, inspiring and compelling. On
the second night Mr.. Fogleman will
lecture on Success or Failure"
"A musical event extraordinary will
De the appearance, on the third day.
OF Dunbar's White Hussars, band and
male chorus, directed IN person by
A! Sweet, well-known composer and
oand leader. This great singing band
appearing in striking white and gold
uniforms, presents novelty numbers.
ensemble singing, and clean, clever
iun which testify to the surprising
versatility and genuine artistry of the
organization. The name of Ralph
Dunbar noted Chicago producer and
organizer of the company, sets a seal
OF superiority on the musicianship
and entertaining ability of this splen-
did aggregation.
Following prelude by the Hussars
or the third afternoon Beulah Buck,
dramatic reader will present a thor
ouGhly delightful program of well =
chosen selections. splendldly render
ed.
DR.. E. T. Hagerman, one of the
leading inspirational orators on the
American lecture platform, appears
here on the fourth afternoon of the
IChautauqua. His address presents
an every day, stalwart philosophy
seasoned with sparkling wit Doctor
Bagerman's more than twenty years
OF consecutive service with the Red
path Bureau have been notable for
the large number of return dates
which he has been called upon to fill
Nothing But the Truth" widely
known comedy success, will be pre-
sented by New York cast on the
fourth night. AS a novel by Freder-
lcl. Isham, Nothing But The Truth"
was read by millions, and later as a
play 1T ran more than season on
Bi oadway. 1t is the ingenious, en-
tertaining 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 constant gale OF
merrment.
On the fifth day Daddy" Grobeck-
er. as he is affectionately called by
his people. brings his company OF
Swiss Yodlers for a full afternoon
program and an evening prelude. This
company is composed Of genuine
Swiss Yodlers presenting 10 the
American public a program of true
swiss mountain folklore, full OF
novel, educational and entertainine
features.
The last night, widely known a.
Joy Night" will be long remember.
ed. Evelyn Bargelt presents a pro
; gram or cartooning, lnterpretative
reading, and entertainment par ex
: cellence. For many years Miss Bar
gelt has been well known in tn;
Lyceum and Chautauqua world. He
= exceptional talents and delightful
/. personality unite to make her al
} unusually strong program attraction
In accordance with the long stand