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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
The program committee of Rolfe's Chautauqua brings Browne's Metropolitan Jubilee Company for a season. They perform Negro melodies exclusively with deep voiced basso Browne and a remarkable soprano. The ensemble numbers consistently please listeners.
Henry Clark has delivered over three thousand chautauqua lyceum and other talks in fifteen years. His lectures cover vital topics with entertaining, engaging style. Described as a dealer in facts and fun, he blends logic laughter and inspiration. Hundreds of towns have invited him back multiple times.
A call goes out for public support with a small fee to back the Chautauqua program this year. Organizers urge crowds to attend and strengthen the project for the community.
The Hadley Company presents a versatile program with orchestral and vocal selections plus quartets and solo numbers. Jessie Rae Taylor is showcased as a unique reader with a deep contralto voice, while Prof. Llewellyn serves as platform manager delivering lectures on democracy and life.
Andrew Visocchi leads a celebrated accordions trio in a Sunday program of novelty music and entertainment. The show features accordion solos violin duets songs readings and striking costumes aimed at a cultured evening of top tier musicianship and varied repertoire.
In Wilson North Carolina the former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels delivers a Sunday lecture titled Ports of Folly. He warns that many society built aims crumble when not rooted in sound principles. Daniels, editor of the Raleigh News and Observer, recounts prison experience over a remark about a federal judge.
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