Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 142, Decatur, Adams County, 13 June 1924 — Page 5

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1924.

1 _ k ... ...... CHAUTAUQUA OPENS AND f CLOSES WITH GREAT PLAYS_

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•'Three Wise Fools" and “Buddies” Share Honors

IT must have been a rather difficult thing for the Chautauqua experts to select the play for this year's pro gram that would lit in with the ambitious principles of coordination and unification which they had set them selves to accomplish, but it seems that they have picked just the right production for opening. They say I, that they wanted a play that Is strong. || unmitigated entertainment aud capaL ble of holding audiences breathless I and baffled to the last line and cur-1 11 tain nnd, something more n play ■ that tells something and leaves a L worthwhile impulse. Not a play that I moralizes or sermonizes, but a play] I. with a purpose. So they picked "Three Wise Fools"' which is by Austin Strong, the author of "The Seventh Heaven." The characters a financier, crabby I domineering, tied to custom. A slow-moving physician. A cold, judicial, stern Judge. These three being the "Wise Fools” who live together-living in a rut The rut is the theme of the play, and i how these men come out of the rut. the action of the drama. Those who I help to clear the rut and. unconscious i ly. almost ruin their lives, are the ! nephew of the financier—who is not ' too anxious to work but is a peach of . a hockey player; the lady who the i "Three Wise Fools" had loved as young.-ters and her child, as well as her husband and a combination of notorious criminals, detectives .and ! house* servants. The scenes of the play are liefore the upheaval, the arrival of the "child." one month after the “child" arrive*, the night of the housebreak- ' Ing. after it and then after that. "Three Wise Feo's" ran a year at the Criterion in sew York, three months in I'kilad- Iphla. six months tn ; Chicago./Ipsitut %J’h three mvidu' lu . Hoston. t Two liuc* stand out from the play in our mind: I “We Three Old Fogies ar* in a Rut." and

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“1 Know She's Innocent —1 looked into her Eyes.” The closing day brings "Buddies" a comedy with music. -Another Hit from the Current Theatre. "Bud lies,” by George Hobart. It must have been just such a series of conversations that took place "over there" during the World War, ns are retold licre in sparkling lines by lovable characters. Hero Is .a remedy , with surprises, with laughter and with j a tribute to the boys. Here is music J of a high order and tunes that are unforgettable. The company of first rate New York i players has been produced by Cec i I Owen, the noted English actor-pro-ducer, wh(>se American suc< esses I have been legion. At the present I time, in addition to heading the Community Chautamtua's dramatic <1 part ment. Mr. Owen is general state director for the Marcus 1-oew Stock . Companies. Mr. Owen is a Ixtndoner educated nt Cambridge. He toured Australia ns leading man with Kyrle Bellew ami Mrs Brown Potter in repertoire, and supported in this country ' such stars as Aubrey Bouccicualt in ; "Old Heidelberg" and Robert Montell in Shakespearian repertoire and Jane J Cowl in her last three successes. Hr was nssocfated witli Frank Reicher in the product'on of “Johannes Kreisler" J • and directed seven companies of “Pc g f O’ My Heart" for the Moroscoes. He I produced himself as director many Broadway successes, notably "lardv of the lAtmp" and “Daddy Hunipllngs" in conjunction with Bari Carroil. • Interesting to Chantauqn-i audiences is the fact that Mr. Owen produced the original company of “Buddles" I for the Selwyns. • By the way, the <a*t of "Buddie*” i include* *om* sp’end'd popular mi - c 4, singer* and. In th” *rt*n»«»an, they, are! i presenting what they term "a popular I i' music jamlwreo." They will slug lh« choinse* of the hits from all the long i run musical comedies now on Broadway.

Children’s Day Program At St. Luke Next Sunday A children’s day program will be given at the St. I.nke’s Reformed < hurt h next Sunday evening. June 15. The program will begin at 7:30 o'clock The program to be given is us follows : Prelude —Mrs. E. S. l.ochner. Song: "Come With Carols"—Choir. Scripture and prayer—Rev. O. H. Sherry. Song: "Open wide the Gates of Summer" —School. Welcome Edwnrd Holch. Welcome Mary Sherry. Exercise: "bambs"- Beginners. Song Leia Reppert. "A Lily’’—Virginia Zimmerman Exercise: “Springtime ami Harvest"—Six small children. "Children's Day”—Thomas W. Adler. Song: “Boys Can Follow Jesus” — Small boy. "Word*"' —Oscar Brown. “A Fellow's Best Friend" —Lake Sherry. Exercise: “ A Summer Shower” — Four children. Music: Violin and Piano —Lucile Beavers ami Willie Brown. “My Daddy"—Gerald Roth. Dialogue—Harry and Lucile Beavers. “When Grandma Was a Little Girl” Ruth Irene Sherry. Duet: "God is Lov*“ —Martha and Lorena Reppert. "Seen and Heard” —Harold Zimmerman. x Exercise: "A Basket of Flower*” — Intermediate girls. Sons Ruth Irene and Mary Sherry. "Seven Pennies" —Glen Roth. Offeratory—Mrs. E. S. Lochner. <“A Rose” —Delores Egley. Playette: “A Change of Heart” — Clara Reppert. Lucile Beaver*. Ijouls ■ Doh h. ami Jay Y'ost. Song: "Roses of June-Time” —Ireta Shoaf. “Wanted, a Boy"- Robert Brown. “I wonder Who” —Ireta Egley. “Remember God is Love”- I.ela Reppert. Red. White aud Blue drill and Taba lean —Nine girls. Closing Bong: “Summer Glad Song" —Choir. . Q ~~ CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat; July 11.1114; Sept. *1.11)4; Dec. *l.l*>H. Corn: July S<>’%c; l»ec. CATARRH S <4 head or throat is usu»"y beueliled by U>« vapor* <4— UICKS ▼ Vapoßub O„r If M.Hnjn JuMlt ' ’ " SPECIAL All This Week 30 x S’; Inner TUBES sl*7s Ace Battery and Tire Shop Harr) Staley. Prop.

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