The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-06-09
cHAUTAuouA ANNOUNCEMENT

Two top-notch dramatic come
dies, Turn To The Right" and
Friendly Enemies;'' Lieurance's
Little Symphony Orchestra; former
Governor Brough, of Arkansas, and
other headline lecturers; Irene Stol-
ofsky, eminent violinist; unique
children's programs; Jess Pugh,
noted fun specialist-these are
among the eighteen notable attrac-
lions which will appear here at the
big seven day sRedpath Chautauqua
which opens on Wednesday, July IL,
and continues through July 10.
The Collegian Male Quartet, four
exceptional singers who are also
splendidly accomplished as brass
quartet, will launch the weeks pro-
gram with popular concert on the
first afternoon. Following prelude
by this company at night, Hon.
Charles H. Brough, scholar, educa-
tor, 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 realis-
tic dramatic detail. At night, fol-
lowing concert by the Montagues,
DR.. Huber w. Hurt, author. scholar
and orator, will speak on 1.-THE New
Industrial Day." powerfully setting
forth practical principles of individ-
ual and collective living.
On the third afternoon, Irene
Stolofsky, 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 representations of Twain,
Kipling, Longfellow and other liter
airy masters, with readings from
their works.
The Cramer-KurZ Trio, three gift
ed entertainers soprano, a char
acter interpreter and piano &C
companist-will present delight
full program on the fourth after
noon preceding the unique lecture
demonstration, "Well-Dressedc On a
Moderate Income" by Evelyn Han
sen, noted authority on dress. Dur
ing the past year Miss Hensen hes
lectured on this subject to more than
$4,000 people under the auspices OF
the Art Institute of Chicago. She
will be assisted on the platform by
young women models.
On the fourth night comes the ir
resistible comedy success, Turn tt
the Right" with a wealth of anus
ing and heart-gripping episodes
''Turn to the Right" will be pre-.
sented by a notable New York cast
organized by the New York Produc
ing Department of the Redpath Blu
reau.
On the fifth day Lieurance's Lit
tie Symphony Orchestra of four vic
Inns, two cellos and piano, feature
an abundance of classical and popu
lar fayorites for strings in CRANE
concert in the afternoon and a pre-
lude at night. The Little Sym
phony was organized by Turlov
Lieurance, famous composer of ''B.
the Waters of Minnetonka," and OF
tour will be under the personal di
rection of Harold Lewis, pianist
composer.
A question of great importanc
will be presented by Chester M
Sanford, vocational expert, VIII
lectures on the sixth afternoon OF
Failures of the Misfits." Mr.. San
>ford's address points out the vita
need of choosing the proper voca
ton. A round table follows tn
lecture.
Friendly Enemies delightful
comedy drama, on the sixth night
runs over with laughs intersperse
with moments of gripping pathos