The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

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never boA-tha, We will have lhe
roIksv With n. alwAys.
We had tlHin last evening In MI
The brightness, beauty and vIvac.
MA Gfst.cIasa dramatic enter
ialnmeni al The sehol.huuse In
tile place.
The young Folks" organized
selected the Fiays-eust The chafac-
ters-dfiliod thcrnsplves-went M
fclearsals through all kinds n
weather, and displayed 70 much
zeal, that Tho latter spread like q
contagion, and every onc was ami.
with a desire ~ sec the per.
formancc a success. We arc proud
10 say no one was disappointed.
The first play presented was the.
comedy Bolts and Rars." L. B..
McGM as tho graspins, hcartlcss
anprinciplcd "Saveslln WINS fine.
'.aurancc was esh n generous
opcn-hcartcd fellow that we had
some fears rs to his personation Of
such a character. We watched his
mothers face a~nxiously and when
It lit mp with appreciation, our
came freely. It was all
Iaurance-just as It should
have been. Cautious" the de-
crafty old lover was repre-
scented by master R. W. Vance.
The different phases of thischarac-
ter were given with a force and
naturalncss that kept the house in
roar. Why, Recdy, whercdid you
ever learn to be such a grand little
rascal? You must have absorbed
It from those fearful whiskers that
grew out on your young face so
suddenly. Capt Leonard Moore"
the ardent lover, the fearless sol
Her, the gallant rescuer of limo
'ence, was effectively rendered By
]. D. Cauthen. Look out girls;
when Jessie gets really in love, he
will have you whether or not. The
role Of Julia Saveall was assumed
by Miss Robbie Perry, and there
could have been no better cast Of
character. Petite, gentle, sweet
and innocent, it seemed but natur-
that shc should act her part ad.
mirably. "Lctty," the maid, was
represented by Miss Laura McGill
bright, sparkling and wide-awakc,
she darted here and there like n
sunbeam, causing much mcrrimcnt
in the audience. In "Piousgood,"
by Mr.. g. r. Ramsey, We had but
opportunity of judging the
capacity Of the actor. As the quiz
It, gentlcmanly clergyman hc was
perfect, leading us to infer that in
! character Of wider range he
would display 6nc ability. The
next time, George, We hope to sec
more Of you. The second play was
'All's Well that Ends Well" The
irst scene opened with a song by
Katie McC Cracker, as "Lolai
Holmes" For once Katie's bright
eyes were soft and tender as she
sang in n clear, sweet voice "Nol
One 10 Love-" The silent house
testified that every one was listen
and the burst Of applause that
followed, proved that IL was apprc-
This play, like its prcde-
,cscor, was a brilliant success.
The farce. "The Young Amazon
full Of fun and frolic, each
,nc sustaining their character to
perfection. Miss Lura Furr, as
1F1ora Hastings" tried 10 hide her
beauty under whitecap and green
glasses, but in vain. The performs
ance concluded with a song by
Miss Robbie Perry: II have no
Home" This was sung en- os,ume,
and I think many fearful eyes look
ID up 10 the sweet, childish face
lifted 10 heaven in apitiful appeal.
Tho occasion was greatly cnliven-
d by delightful music generously
by an improviscd band,
Ior which We return thanks in be-
half Of the "young Folks" and the
entire audience. We want every
one 10 come 10 our next entertain.
for we are proud Of our
AYoung Folks" and challenge crit.
s. a. NJ.
CORTLAND, Miss.
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