The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-09
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

aN SAoA Vt 0IAAIskAOl E1INO.
JEWS.
Queen Esther ,........ Miss Mable johnson
Mordecai. ........ Charles Z. Fisher
Mordecai's Sister ..........M Miss Pauline Clark
Mamie Keynoids
li'gh frlest. .frol. SECRECY
Maids of Honor. ....."., Miss Mamie Writer
King Ahasuerus !. ..sM..s.M W. A. Hummer
MI. harvey mart
zerish: ..:,,.......s..-...Mrs Mrs. Anna FranGls
zerfsh's Attendant. .."......Miss Agnes Meeks
lua Child Nellie hummer
Hagai............. ........ Mr.. Arthur Young
Scribe. J: II. Merrlte
Mr.. u. NJ. Seylor,
n,o.. Mr.. NJ. johnson,
Mr. Scott jackson
r1..-,a 49, 1900 4 Is Willie auckland,
Ains BERTHE Young.
Prof. G. II. Campbell, who accompanied
Mrs. johnson, organist, with the violin.
The chorus singing shows careful tram
ing. The leaders in the cast were admir-
ably selected. Miss Mabel Johnson's
Esther was especially good. She sang in
good voice, and put into her delinention
that charming modesty SO admirably
Charles Z. Fisher, as Mordecal.
was. all that could be de-
sired. He possesses a rich tenor voice,
w. A. Hummer, as King Ahasuerus,
minus his gestures, was much admired.
No fault could be found with his singing.
Mr.. Harvey Hart made a good Hannah,
and fine vocal talent was displayed by
Miss Pauline Clark, as Mordecai's sister.
Miss Mamie Reynolds, as the Prophet
ess; Mrs. Merritt and Miss Mamie
Witter, as maids of honor, u
Mrs. Anna Francis, as Zerish,
The quartette of guards, Messrs. Il. M.
Seyler, M. Johnson, w. Machin and Scott
ToOtrro,, - n,.1 .n+a1 1r,frohI All
the choruses were finely rendered, but
the quartette, do / Wake or Am l
Dreaming" was a gem. The participants
in the choruses are these:-
Ladies-Miss Pauline Clark, Miss
Madalene Halleron, Mrs. j. H. Mer-
rit, Miss Lowrie. Miss Nellie Bord-
man, Miss Jennie Cooley, Miss
Miss Anna Meek, Miss Agnes Meek, Miss
Aida Lappin, Miss Eliza Kuhn, Miss
Mamie Hummer, Mrs. Robb, Mrs. Henry,
Miss Rigg, Miss Witter, Miss Cornish,
Miss Jessie Jones, Mrs. Charles Rice,
Miss Grace Hansell, Miss Maud Beebe,
Miss Rachel Fatch, Miss Lulu Kuhn, Miss
Daisy Bell, Miss Lizzie johnson, Miss
Letta Watson, Miss Anna Kuhn, Miss
Anna Sofield, Miss Clara Thompson, Miss
Minnie Reynolds, Miss Mamie Witter,
Miss Mabel johnson, Miss Julia Bowman,
Mrs. M. Johns, Mrs. +. Bowman, Mrs. A.
Hanott. MISS Berthe Sault, MRS. anna
Francis.
Gentlemen-Messrs. M. johnson, So
pher, William Mead. J. H. Merritt, Har-
vey Hart, Terhune, Charles Rice, II. n.
Seyler, j, e. Cooley, j. Keller, II. u.
Gokey, A. C. Young, James Hunt, II. w.
Forbes, d. w. Dexter, George Lndlum,
Fred. Wamkie, Louis Neil, William
Hummer.
Girls-Libbie Price, Josie McKernan,
Sadie Alderman, Ada Alderman, Minnie
Morgan, Minnie Cordner, Jennie Hem
lick, Mamie Hoyt, Ada Fordham, Anna
Bogardus. Clara Adams, Critic Coney,
Maggie Ellis, Mabel Higgins, Libby Nc
Herman, Mamie Bucklin, Maud McCul-
Tough, Ada Lint, Nellie Ludlum. Maud
Hoppler, Lulu johnson, Bessie MADDEN,
Nellie Arnott, Ida Clough, Anna oper
and Maggie Ludlum.
Boys-W. Deye, G. Bucklin, W. Buck
lin, J., Duboise, H. Young, 9. Meek, a.
Soper, j. Meek, J. Watson, E. C~ollville,
B. Lupton, A. Seeley, w. MADDEN, f. Van
De Mark and S. NeWberan.