The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-05-25
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
JUNE 20 TO "a
Program This Year is One Of Best to
be Offered Hickman Public.

The comedy drama, Friendly Enc
mics; Soils Marimbd Band of spirited
Central American musicians; lectures
of timely significance, and top-nOtch
musical companies-these are among
the many varied attractions which will
appear here at the big 1922 Redpath
Chautauqua which open June Goth and
continues for five days.
The Ne~ England Male Quartet on
the first afternoon will be heard In "A
grand concert. This organization fea-
lures some of the best songs for male
voices interspersed with capital char
acter impersOnations and monologs.
Following a prelude by the quartet
I'm the evening. Lewis a. Convis will
deliver his remarkably interesting adj
dress. Under the Paws OF the Russian
Bear" Mr.. COnvis. who is "A traveller.
lecturer, and scholar, recently spent
two years i'm Russia and Siberia.
The Alexander Trio( popular enter
tainment company, presenting novel and
artistic Instrumental numbers. charac-
ter sketches. and songs ON the second
day will give grand concert in the
afternoon and "A prelude at night. The
Trio features melody and fun in ad-
mirable proportion.
Frank Dixon. eminent publicist and
speaks ON "'rhe Indispensable Tools of
Democracy" Mr.. Dixon Is an incisive,
brilliant. humorous speaker who pre-
sents governmental and social problems
coustructively and illuminatingly.
The Zedeler Symphonic Quintet. APP
pearing on the third day, il an organ
ization of tirst-rank artist-musicians.
They employ cello. two viOlins. "a
piano. and reed organ i'm their de
lightful interpretations of the music of
the masters. soprano solos supple
ment the instrumental selections on
their exceptional programs. The Zede
lers give a grand concert in the after
noon and a prelude at night.
Granville Jones. inspiring orator and
thorough student of present-day social
phenomena. ON the third night will
present one of his greatest lectures.
THE Greed of America" Mr.. Jones
leaves a distinct Impression on every
community.
Furnishing the Home Beautiful" as
discussed by Edwin W. Unangst, au-
fhority on interior decoration, will be
the unusually interesting program of
fering OF the fourth afternoon Mr..
Vuurigst- Win describe md exhibit on
the stage attractive. inexpensive inter
iors. and will conduct a question-box
at the close Of his lecture, discussing
individual problems of house furnish
ings.
ON the fourth night comes Friendly
Enemies" an iproarious comedy drama
whose plot grows out OF the conflicting
convictions of two lifelong friends.
Audiences In all parts of the United
States have alternately laughed and
wept over this well-known comedy sue
cess IL will be presented by "A east of
exceptionally competent New York ac-
tors.
On the last afternoon Pattison Kline
will give a constructive address what
DO You Think When You Think" Mr..
Kline is an inspiring speaker OF the
highest type.
ON the last night will be presented
the big musical novelty feature OF the
Chautauqua-a grand concert by Soils
Marimba Band OF Central Americans.
They will feature both clssical and pop
ular music on a huge marimba-an
Aztec instrument capable of an almost
infinite variety of orchestral effects.
The band will also give a short con-
cert preceding Mr.. kline's lecture in
the afternoon
In accordance with the long standing
policy OF the Redpath Bureau, a special
story hour will be conducted each morn
ing or afternoon for the children. A
thoroughly trained young woman will
have charge of this work. The stories
viii prove an unfailing delight 10 the
youngsters.