The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-31
PROGRAM NAMED
FOR CHAUTAUQUA
REDPATH ANNOUNCES BOOKING
FOR NEWBERRY
Variety of Offerings to Be Presented
Here in May-Details of
Schedule

Two nop-notch dramatic comedies,
Turn to the Right" and Friendly
Enemies" Liurance's Little Symph,
ony orchestra; Judge Marcus k&va-
nagh, former Governor Brough of Ar
kansas and other headline lecturers
Irene Stolofsky, eminent vioAnist
unique children,s programs; Jess
Pugh, noted fun specialist-these are
among the IS attractions which viii
appear here al the seven day Redpath
chzotauqua which comes to Newberry
in May.
The CoIegian Male quartet, four
sisters who are also accomplished as
bass quartet, viii launch the weeks
program with a popular concert on
the first afternoon. Following a pre-
lude by this company at night Charles
H. Brough, for Two terms governor Of
Arkansas, will deliver lecture, "Am-
ericas Leadership of the World"
A concert given on the second af-
ternoon by the Montague light opera
singers will feature many light opera
melodies presented in costume with q
wealth of realistic dramatic detail.
At night, following a concert by the
Montagues, Edward F. Trefz, one OF
the organizers of the United States
chamber of commerce, man Of wide
travel and an authority on community
problems, will give his lecture, The
New Industrial Day"
Concert Violinist
On the third afternoon, Irene So
lofsky, brilliant concert violinist, and
assisting artists will appear in an ar
tist3' recital.
The third night Will '0e artists
night. Miss Stolofsky and company
will be heard in concert, following
which Sidney Landon, Interpreter,
humorist and scholar, will present
his impersonations OF Twain, Kiphng,
Longfenow and other literary men,
with readings from their works.
The Cramer-Kurz trio, three enter
tainers-a soprano, character inter
prefer and piano accompanist-will
present program on the fourth af-
ternoon preceding the unique lecture
demonstrations. "Well-dressed on
Moderate Income" by Evelyn Han
sen. During the past year Miss Han
sen has lectured on this subject to
more than $4,000 people under the
auspices of the art institutes of Chi
cago. She will be assisted on the
platform by young women models.
On the fourth night comes the COM
edy success, Turn to the Right, :"
with wealth of amusing and heart
gripping episodes. Turn to the
Right" will be presented by capa-
bic cast, organized by the New York
producing department of the Red
path bureau.
On the fifth day Lieurance's Little
Symphony orchestra Of four violins,
two cellos and a piano, features an
abundance of classical and popular
favorites for strings in grand con-
cert in the afternoon and prelude
at night. The Little symphony was
organized by Thurlow Lieurance,
composer of "By the Waters of Min
netonka,' ard on tour will be under
the personal direction of Harold Lew
is, piano-composer
kavanagh Speaks
On the fifth night Judge Kavanagh,
noted jurist and criminologist and re-
lentless foe of lawlessness, will de-
liver challenging lecture, TRAITORS
to Justice" Judge Kavanagh is a
member of the American Bar associa-
TONS special committee on law en-
forcement, and his activities against
1awlessness have received nationwide
recognition.
Another question of Importance will
be presented by Chester NJ. Sanford,
vocational expert, who lectures on the
sixth afternoon on Failures Of the
Misfts." Mr.. Sanford's address points
out the vital need Of choosing the
proper vocation. A round table fol
lows the lecture.
Friendly Enemies" delightful COM
edy drama, on the sixth night, runs
over with laughs interspersed with
moments Of gripping pathos. It will
be presented by New York cast.
Vierra's Hawaiians, singers and
players, on the last afternoon, clad
IN their native costumes and playing