Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-27
|CHAUTAUQUA TO Be
fine THIS SEASON
Legion Boys Backing Annual
Appearance Of Splendid Red
path Program

WO tOp-nOtCn QrdfnaC1c com
edies, Turn to the Right" anc
Friendly Enemies" Lieurance's
Little Symphony Orchestra; for
mer Governor Cnas. H. Brough
of Arkansas, and other headline
lecturers; Irene Stolofsky, emf
nent violinist; unique children's
programs; Jesse Pugh, noted fur
specialist-these are among the
eighteen notable attractions
which will appear here at the big
Seven Day Redpath Chautauqua
which opens July 5 and continues
to July IL, under the auspices OF
Jesse M. Dykes, Post of the
American Legion.
The Collegian Male Quartet
four exceptional singers who are
also splendidly accomplished as a
brass quartet, will launch the
weeks program with a popular
concert on the first afternoon
Following prelude by this com
pany at night, Hon. Charles H.
Brough, scholar, educator and
two terms governor OF Arkan-
.sas, will deliver an eloquent and
Illuminating lecture, America s
Leadership Of the World"
claA grand concert given on the
second afternoon by the Monta-
que Light Opera Singers will
feature many light opera meld-
dies presented in costume with a
wealth of realistic dramatic de-
tau At right, following a con
eert- by the Nlontagues, DR.. Hui
Der w. Hurt, author, scholar and
orator, will speak on "The New
Industrial Day" powerfully set
ting forth practical principles of
individual and collective living.
On the third afternoon, Irene
Stolofsky, brilliant concert VIC
linist, and assisting artists will
appear in an artists recital
The third night will be Ar
fists night. Miss Stolofsky and
company will be heard in concert
following which Sidney Landon,
interpreter, humorist and scholar
will present his famous irnper-
sonations of Twain, kipling
Longfellow and other literary
masters, with readings from
their works.
The Cralnch-kurz Trio, three
gifted entertainers-a soprano, a
character interpreter and piano
acconlpanist-will present a de-
llghtful program on the fourth
afternoon preceding the unique
lecture demonstration, well
Dressed OH a Moderate Income"
by Evelyn Hanson, noted author
lty on dress. During the past
year Miss Hanson has lectured
OH this subject to more than &c.
GOO people under the auspices of
the Art Institute Of Chicago.
She will be assisted on the plat
form by young women models.
On the fourth night comes the
irresistible comedy success
Turn to the Right" with "a
wealth of amusing and heart
gripping episodes. Turn to the
Right" will be presented by d
notable New York cast organic
ed by the New York Producing
Department of Redpath Chau-
tauqua. .lTI7p. atan
ION the fifth day Lieurence's
Little, Symphony Orchestra IL of
four victims, two cellos and a pit
ano, features an abundance Of
classical and popular favorites
for strings in a grand concert in
the afternoon and a prelude at
night. The Little Symphony
was organized by Thurlow Lieu
rance, famous composer of "By
the Shores of Minnetonka," and
on tour will be under the person
al direction of Harold Lewis.
pianiSt-composer.
A question of great. Importance
will be presented by Chester NJ.
Sonfard, vocational expert, who
lectures on the sixth afternoon
on. Failures of the Mishts." Mr..
Sanford's lecture points out the
vital need of choosing the proper
vocation. A round table follows
ERECKI &c AMI urC EpTENN