The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-03-16
WHITE HUSSARS
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Three Musical Companies. and Bar
selt, Popular Cartooniss-
Five Days Filled With Not
able Features-Great
Lectures on Vital
Themes


Dunbar's White Hussars, band
and male chorus; the great comedy
success, Nothing But The Truth";
Evelyn Bargelt, popular. cartoonist;
exceptional lecturers, and three pre-
uier musical companies-these are
notable attractions which are to ap-
near at Due West, April % to 2S on
rhe 1921 Redpath Chautauqua. Five
Bip days are crowded with enter
.ainment features and up-to-the
minute lectures.
The Artists Four Company, which
,ppears on the first afternoon, gives
= program of pleasing variety. -Four
talented, vivacous young ladies
presented varied vocal and instru-
mental. selections with delightful
NERVE and excellent musicianship.
They will give full program in the
afternoon and prelude at night.
George L. McNutt, known every
where as "The Dinner Pail Man,"
delivers a stirring lecture on the
opening night. This thought-provok-
ing speaker bases its lecture on a
thorough knowledge OF economic
uroblems including the all-impor-
tant question of food costs. A NC
Mutt lecture always makes a pro-
found impression:
: The Irene Solofsky Company ap-
gearing on the second afternoon has
eaptivated audiences in all parts OF
The United States. Popular ensemble
nnmbers as well as a sympathetic IN
depreciation of the best in music
render their program a distinct mu.
,sical event Metropolitan newspapers
and musical journals throughout the
country accord most enthusiastic
!. praise to Miss Irene Stolofsky, vlo-
Inist and feature artist of the CONF
-pany. This company also gives pre-
lude at night.
Harry l.: Fogleman, known as
~Gatling Cum. Fogleman, because
af his rapid-fire verbal delivery
which he frequently speeds up to
200 words minutes dynamic,
magnetic lecturer on the fu9damen-
&zls of success in business life. For
four seasons now on Redpath Chau-
tanqua circuits he has been enthusi
.stically hailed as &c master orator."
"a whirlwind speaer," "a
variable dynamo"-and as every
ttnng else this is live, inspiring and
compelling. On the second night Mr..
To<ieman will lecture on Success
or Failure"
> A musical event extraordinary
will be the appearance on the third
day of Dunbar's White Hassars band
md male chorus, directed in person
by Al Sweet, well-known composer
and band leader. This great singing
band, appearing in striking white
and gold uniforms, presents novelty
numbers, ensemble singing, and
clean, clever fun which testify to
the surprising versatility and genu- !
me artistry of the organization.
The name of Ralph Dunbar noted
Chicago producer and organizer OF
the company, sets seal of superior
ity on the musicanship and enter
taining ability of this splendid ag-
gregation.
:: Following a prelude by the Hus-
xarss ON the third afternoon Beulah
Buck, dramatic reader, will present
a thoroughly delightful program of
uell-chosen selections, spendidly
irmdared.:
. DE-. E. T Hagerman, one of the
leading inspirational orators on the
American lecture platform, appears
Iere ON the fourth afternoon OF the
ehaurauaua. His address presents
an everyday, stalwart philosophy
seasoned with sparkling wit. Doctor
Haperman's: mure 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 till.
Nothing But The Truth" widely
known comedy success, will be pre-
Lr T., No,y York cast on the