The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-18
1T IS WITHOUT NAME
Some Other Town Will Probably
Offer Suggestions to Sully.
A DAY IN JUNE STILL GOE
Titles for the New Play Suggested
by Butte and Anaconda Thea
ter Coers-None Of them Ac-
oepted by the Management.

Dan Sully and his company Will leave
this morning for Missoula and the new
play. for which the people OF Butte and
Anaconda have for several days been
suggesting titles. is still unnamed. About
100 names have been sent to Manager
Jamison, but he seems very hard TO
please and none of them were satisfac-
tory. 1t will be remembered from the
write-up In the Standard on the occasion
of the first production of the play last
"Wednesday night at Anaconda. that the
plot has to do with life at a fashionable
boarding house. at which an old German
bachelor named Bunger is the star
boarder and is making love to a dashing
widow. A young wife with baby comes
to meet her husband and another wo-
man, who had been deserted by her hus-
band, leaves her babe on the doorsteps
Of the house and by a curious chain OF
circumstances suspicion is directed to old
Bunger as the father of the abandoned
child. and finally he is suspected OF being
the husband of the other woman also and
the father of her child. and before the
mistakes are explained there is time
among the boarders and Bunger, In his
dilemma, and Nolan (Sully). by jumping
at conclusions furnish the fun of the
play. From this brief description OF the
piece IL will be interesting to note some
of the names suggested for the new play:
Looking for Husband" was suggested
by c. w. Bolinger of Anaconda. The
Dutchman and the Wheel comes from j.
s. Sinclair of the Montana hotel. who re-
members that Bunger makes his first APP
pearance In the play on a bicycle Poeti-
cal Louie Coulson. who gives her present
address as Anaconda, suggests "A Leaf
From Life" "A Night in Anaconda"
and THE Copper City Waif." the latter
sent by e. b. Hamilton. were doubtless
suggested through a loyal feeling for the
in xuhi
sentation.
Among other titles coming from Ana
| conda are the following: "A Couple OF
Old Fools" by Frank Mcdonald; Bun
gers on Day." by James Bruce; "Dan'l
Sully's Favorite. the Two Babies" by j.
Edna Smith; Acme Club" by Ada
| Smith; 1.-The College Boys Jokes" by
John Sinclair: "Nolan's Mistake" by
| Harriet DAILY; "a Narrow Escape" by
| Sue McHugh; 1.-The Drinks are on Bum
| GER" by George w. Charette; The RI
| walls, or the Baby Caused It ALL" by
| Mrs. George Charette; "Squall." by
Thomas walton; "suiiy Noian's Baby
by ]. T. O'Brien: "A Day in June" by
| Thomas ]. Walton; Under False Col
ors," Hattie Smith; Mixed" by r. c.
| Harrington: "A Comedy of Complica-
tions," by James e. Shields: "A Bundle
of Mistakes by Miss May McHugh.
/ "A OlQ CtdnuDy COulto rum wi =.
| Kate Sharp Of Carroll, and Errors of a
| Day and False Impressions" are sug-
gested by b. Tuchman of Minneapolis
| "A Cruel Suspicion" and "A Widows Di-
lemma" are by Ferry and Grace McGin-
lev respectively, of Butte.
An ungrammatical geeser from Helena
suggests TOO Much Children" "A Com
edy of Errors is another one from Ana
| conda Among the best from Butte are
Thou Shalt Not" Here's He'll" "A Pair
| TO Draw TO-" Helen's Baby" Damn the
| Dutch" Babes in the Woods" so Far
No Father" " A Kid in Search OF His
Dad" "Papa's Baby Boy" "oh, Nam
ma" ION the European Plan" "A Full
Hand" Keno" "Euchred,' "A Couple
of Chips" IT Pass" Stuffed on" "A
Good Thing" "All the Comforts OF
Home" who Said Rats?" "A Company
Baby" Babes of the Wreck" Mixed
Paternity" "Of Doubtful Paternity" "A
| Father Wanted" "Wanted-A Dad" "A
Family Mixture" Blocking the Bans.
''The Cares of Paternity" IAN Unclaim
ed Harvest" mot Burgers Baby" "A
Horse on Bunger," "The Dutch Have Co
U.s." Before and After Taking" and
I many others. A large number were re
ceived from both Butte and Anaconds
and destroyed before the competition wal
closed.