The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-04-20
FINE PROGRAM FOR
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
MAY 9Th TO 18TH
Big Redpath Chautauqua to Give
Marietta the Best Balanced
Program Yet Given Here.

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ly Enemies; the all-star National
Male Quartet; the Nevin Concert
Company; notable lectures on timely
topice; special children's programs,
these are among the many varied
attractions which will appear here on
the big Redpath Chautauqua which
opens Tuesday May 9th, and contin
ues for five days.
The Nevin Concert Company will
launch the Chautauqua with a grand
concert on the first afternoon. This
company consists of four artist en-
tertainers who feature favorite in
strumental and vocal selections and
character sketches given in costume.
After a prelude by the Nevin Com
pany at night, ]. Franklin Caveny,
Clever crayon artist and modler in
clay, will give a lecture and art revue
extraordinary, swift and Wisdom OF
the Chalk and Clay. "Mr. Caveny is
a top-notch entertainer. Quick sket-
ches of various members of the audi
ence are features of his program.
On the second afternoon, Getchen
Cox and Company will give grand
concert. This company is headed by
Gretchen Cox, eminent violinist, who
is always favorite with Chautauqua
audiences. She is supported by two
accomplished artists, baritone and a
pianist.
This company will give "a prelude
at night, following which Edward
Amherst OFT, Acknowledgements ora
tor, will deliver his great Victory"
\ lecture, an address on the vital prob
$lehls which confront US all today.
On the third day the National Male
Quartet will give a popular concert
/ in the afternoon and grand concert
at night. The quartet is an organic
alton of superlative singers and enter
tainers, and their entertainments will
be high spots on the Chautauqua
program.
In the afternoon their concert
will be preceded by lecture-recital
by Stephan Schutze, Wizard teller
+ f-tales," who will re-create some of
the worlds greatest stories.
iMOntaville Flowers, eminent pub
licist, on the fourth afternoon, will
u.
Mr.. Flowers has nationwide repu-
tation as an eloquent speaker and
constructive thinker.
On the fourth night comes "Frien-
dly Enemes," an uproarious comedy
drama, whose plot grows out of the
conflicting convictions of two life
long friends. Audiences in all parts
of the country have alternately lau-
ghed and wept over this well-known
comedy success. 1t will be presented
by cast of exceptionally competent
New York actors.
The Kublick Company with Ber-
nice Van, clever impersonator and
entertainer, will appear in a popular
entertainment on the Last afternoon.
The KUblick Company is a delight
fully entertaining novelty duo, fea-
turing the human-voiced violin, the
plano-accordion and other novelty in
struments, as we'll as charming song.
On the last night, following a con-
cert by the Kublick Company, DR..
Henry A. Adrian, noted educator,
will give his inspiring and entertain
ing lecture, '"The Wonders of Bur-
bank" In this lecture Doctor Ad-
Ran sets forth powerfully the marve-
lous achievements of Luther Bur-
bank, the wizard, and also asks for
better heroes for children.
. Three special morning programs
for children will be given during the
Chautauqua, each program being
given on a different morning. These
I chlldren's programs are a distinct
innovation inaugurated this year by
the Redpath management. On the
third morning Stephani Schutze will
give some of the best of the notable
stories for children. On the fourth
morning Hughie Fitzpatrick, popular
clown, will entertain the youngsters
with marvellous feats of tumbling,
jokes and fun, and on the last morn
ing Bernice Van, impersonator and
entertainer, will give an equally de-
lightful program.