Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13
CHAUTAUQUA
AUGUST Is To 23
THIS SEASON
UNUSUALLY STRONG PLAYS
FORM FEATURES OF THE
PROGRAM THIS YEAR.
Strong Lecturers
to Appear in Alma

Wo lOp-HOlcn dramatic comedies,
Turn to the Right" and "Friendly
Enemies; Lieursnce's Little Sym
phony Orchestra; Governor Samuel
R. McKelvie of Nebraska; former
Governor Brough of Arkansas and
other headline lecturers; Irene Stol-
ofsky, eminent violinist; unique chill
dren's programs; Jess Pugh, noted
fun pecialist-these are among the
eighteen notable attractions which
will appear here at the big Seven
Day Redpath Chautauqua which will
open August l5 and continue through
August %.
The Collegian Male Quartette, four
exceptional singers who are also
accomplished as brass quartette,
will launch the weeks program with
a popular concert on the first after
noon. Following a prelude by this
company at night, Hon. Charles H.
BroughI scholar, educator and for
two terms governor of Arkansas, will
deliver an eloquent and illuminating
lecture, Americas Leadership of the
World"
A grand concert given on the sec
ond afternoon by the Montague Light
Opera Singers will feature many
light opera melodies presented in
costume with a wealth of realistic
dramatic detail. At night, following
a concert by the Montagues, DR.. Hu-
ber w. Hurt, author, scholar and
orator, will speak on "The New In
dustrial Day." powerfully setting
forth practical principals of individ-
ual and collective living.
On the third afternoon, Irene Stol-
ofsky, brilliant concert violinist, and
assisting artists will appear in an
artists recital.
The third night will be Artists
Night. Miss Stolofsky and company
will be heard in concert, following
which Sidney Landon, interpreter,
humorist and scholar will present his
famous impersonations Of Twain,
Kipling, Longfellow and other liter
ary masters, with readings from their
works.
The Cramer- Kurz Trio, three gift
ed entertainers-a soprano, char
acter interpreter and a piano accom-
pisnist-wHl present a delightful
program on the fourth afternoon pre-
ceding the unique lecture demonstra-
ton, "Well-dressed on a Moderate In
come" by Evelyn Hansen, noted au-
thority on dress. During the past
year Miss Hansen has lectured on
this subject to more than $4,000 peo-
pie under the auspices of the Art In
stitute of Chicago. She will be as
sisted on the platform by young wo-
men models.
On the fourth night comes the ir-
resistible comedy success, Turn to
the Right" with wealth of anus
ing and heart-gripping episodes
Turn to the Right" will be presented
by notable New York cast.
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 a prelude
at night. The Little Symphony was
organized by Thurlow Lieurance, ia
nous composer of "By the Waters OF
Minnetonka," and on tour will be un.
der the personal direction of Harold
Lewis, pianist, composer.
On the fifth night Governor Nickel
vie will deliver a challenging lecture
on agriculture and its relation to the
nation. Governor McKelvie is a not.
able speaker. The title of his lecture
will be Wealth and Waste"
A question of great Importance will
be presented by Chester NJ. Sanford
vocational expert, who lectures or
the sixth afternoon on Failures OF
the Misfits." Mr.. Sanford's address
points out the vital need of choosing
the proper vocation. A round table
follows the lecture.
"Friendly Enemies" delightful
comedy drama. on the sixth night
runs over with laughs intersperseC
with moments of gripping pathos. II
will be presented by an exceptiona
New York Cast.
Vierra's Hawaiians, singers anC
players, on the last afternoon, clad il
their native costumes and playing
the musical instruments peculiar t
their native land will give popular
concert and at night will give al
equally popular prelude to a humor
Gus program presented by Jess Pugh
fun specialist extraordinary. Thi,
last nights program will be a fittinf
finale to a great Chautauqua week.
Four unique children's entertain
ments will be given in addition t,