Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1922-05-11
CHAUTAUQUA ANNOUNCEMENT

The great comedy drama, Friendly
Enemies" the all-star National Male
Quartet; the Nevin Concert Company;
notable lectures on timely topics;
special children's programs-these are
among the many varied attractions
which will appear here on the big
Redpath Chautauqua which opens
June Sth and continues for five days.
The Nevin Concert Company will
launch the Chautauqua with a grand
concert on the first afternoon. This
company consists OF four arti3t-an
tertainers who feature favlrite in
strumental and vocal selections and
character sketches given in costume.
After a prelude by the Nevin Com
pany at night, j. Franklin Cayeny,
clever crayon artist and modeler in
clay, VIII give lecture and art revue
extraordinary, wit and Wisdom OF the
Chalk and Clay" Mr.. Caveny is a top
notch entertainer. Quick sketches Of
various members of the audience are
features of his porgram.
On the second afternoon, Gretchen
Cox and Company will give grand
concert. This company is headed by
Gretchen Cox, eminent violin!st, 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, nationally known orator,
will deliver his great Victory" lecture
an address on the vital problems which
confront us all today.
On the third day the National Male
Quartet will give popular concert
in the afternoon and grand concert
at night. The quartet is an organiza-
tion of superlative singers and enter
tainers, and their entertainments will
be high spots on the Chautauqua pro-
gram.
In the afternoon their concert will
be preceded by lecture-recital by
Stephani Schutze, wizard teller-of-
tales who will re-create some of the
worlds greatest stories.
On the fourth afternoon Sydney
Greenbie, author, editor, and traveller,
will lecture on the problems of the
Pacific, especially as they effect
America, Japan and Great Britain.
Mr.. Greenbie's recent book, 1.-THE Pa
cific Triangle" has gained for him an
international reputation as an authori-
ty as an authority on Pacific subjects.
On the fourth night comes Friend
ly Enemies" 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 laugh
ed end wept over this well-known COM
edy success. 1t will be presented by
a cast of exceptionally competent
New York actors.
The Kublick Company with Bernice
Van, clever impersonator and enter
tainer, will appear in a popular en-
tertainment on the last afternoon.
The Kublick Company is a delightful
ly entertaining novelty due, featuring
the human-voiced violin, the piano
accordion and other novelty instru-
ments, as we'll as charming song fa-
vorites.
On the last night, following con-
cert by the Kublick Company, DR..
Henry A. Adrian, noted educator, will
give his inspiring and entertaining
lecture, THE Wonders Of Burbank"
In this lecture Doctor Adrian sets
forth powerfully the marvellous
achievements of Luther Burbank, the
plant wizard, and also asks for better
heroes for children.
Three special morning programs for
children will be given during the Chau-
tauqua, each program being on a diff
ferent morning. These children's
programs are distinct innovation
inaugurated this year by the Redapth
management. On the third morning
Stephani Schutze will give some of the
best of his notable stories for child
rem. On the fourth morning Hubble
Fitzpatrick, popular clown, will enter
tain the youngsters with marvellous
feats of tumbling, jokes and fun, and
on the last morning Bernice Van, i'm
personGtor and entertainer, will give
an equally delightful program.