Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1924-03-27
PROGRAM NEVER
BEEN SURPASSED
Lectures By Renowned Men Are OF
Notable Worth; Music Very Best

The Redpath Chautauqua which op-
ems here Monday, March 31st, will
otter a program this season which has
never been surpassed
Monday Program
3:30-Troubadour Male Quartet.
8:3O-Concert by Troubadours.
goo The Needs of the Hour" by
Judge George D. Alden.
The lectures are of notable worth
and are presented by men who are
we'll qualified to speak on their re-
spective subjects. Judge George D.
Alden in his challenging address, "The
Needs of the Hour" is mastery ex-
ample of platform eloquence mixed
with delightful brand of humor.
Judge Alden, who comes from Bos-
ton, was Judge of district court in
Massachusetts and has put the re-
suits OF years of travel, study and OBJ
servation into his lecture. "The Basis
OF Liberty" the subject of Frank Pres
ton Johnson on the third night, is a
discussion of problems that are vital
to both rural and urban districts Bios
kar Hivale, native of India and a
graduate of one of the leading univer-
sites, will speak on "The New India.
Success with Ease" is the subject
of Godfrey F. Morgan, we'll known
educator, lecturer and humorist. This
address, in which there is abundant
humor, is one which will strongly APP
peal to young folks.
The music is of the very best, fea-
turing variety of entertainment in
Guiding both classical and popular Sc
lections, the Troubadour Male Quar-
tet, singers and instrumentalsts, will
open the program Monday afternoon.
The Chicago Melody Trio with
Misses Scott and Denny speciality ar
fists will entertain with violin, cello,
and piano solos, dnos and trios.
The Montague Light Opera Sing
ers composed of Altha Montague, con
tralto; Frances Gettys, soprano: Her.
man Decker, bass, and John Eichen-
| berger, tenor and company manager,
will present musical and dramatic
program on the last afternoon and
night. Light Opera sketches, quartets,
duets, solos and comedy specialties,
compose delightful program.
The great American comedy-dra
"Give and Take" which has been scor
ing a big success in New York and
Chicago during the past months will
be feature attraction. This play is
presented by New York cast and
will meet every expectation. The
Glenn Wells Company offer the three
act drama "Atonement" on the third
afternoon. This drama written exclu-
sivelv for them by the eminent play
wright Herbert Thomas, is sure-fire
hit and has been scoring tremendous
successes everywhere. Laurant and
Company in their program of magic
and Mystery" give two hours en-
tertainment which includes such no.
table features as "The Magic Foun-
tain, "The Magic Clock" and "Egyp-
tan Cremation"
The Children's programs which be-
gin at 4:30 in the afternoon are ex-
ceptionally good. Misses Scott and
Denny in their impersonation OF
characters from Story Books" are
clever entertainers. Kelly and his
Talking Dolls, Tommy, Henrietta and
the Red Cross Nurse, will keep the
boys and girls in uproarous laughter.
Hivale's "Stories of India" remind one
of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Tales. "
5 The afternoon programs will start
promptly at $3.50 followed at 4:30 by
the children's entertainments; evening
8 o'clock. Buy your season ticket now.