The Forrest City times., 1906-05-18
All d Mistake.


 comedy "All Mistake for the bene- dt of the Episcopal church of that rity We hope they will be greeted aifh T crowded house. - Marianna Index. of May 10th.
 The Times is glad to be able To state that the hope of the Index was fulfilled in a most gratifying manner, and that it was one of the most intel HVent and handsome audiences that has ever greeted any company in the Becker x Lewis opera house, the ladies being particularly beautiful upon this occasion, gowned in the Hoht and airy fabrics of the season, and which is so becomingly dainty, IT made the writers heart swell with nride to look upon this audience. We believe Forrest City has the most beautiful women in the world lots of them-and few of them are yet unmarried.
 The Marianne Thespians, toe, were ! goodly lot to look upon. and they nresented the Imaginable farce in three aetS. entitled "All Mistake" in most eredtable manner, elieitins hearty applause from most appre- etati1e and highly pleased audience
 The play was elegantly staged, and The several parts were in capable hands.
 Mr. I. H. Andrews, as Captain Obe- diah skinner, retired sea captain, handled his lines in very natural manner for one who had planned his nephew's $ future happiness.
 Mr. R. l.. Derrick, in the leading was very we'll received, and consider ing his troubles, managed to bring the knotty problems to a satisfactory climax He sang Adios. between scenes in d very creditable manner, though he was suffering with heavy cold and was very hoarse.
 Ferdinand Lighthead. q dude, was splendidly portrayed by MT. Garland S. Brickey Brickey is an actor, and perfectly at home before an audience. He also sang. and was encOred several times, finally being compelled to appear before the urtain, when he said: ladies and gentlemen, allow me on behalf of the Young Ladies Guild. of this city, to thank you for your liber al patronage and close attention. l also wish 10 say on behalf of the Thes- plans. that We cannot thank you in words for the lovely hospitalities and many courtesies you have shown us. but il you ever get up q play by home talent. and will repeat ii, write Mari anna. His pleasing speech and gen- iaI manner captured his audience completely. He is married, girls.
 Mr l. B. Daggett had the trying part Of Richard Hamilton, country gent leman. and devoted lover whose tancee was supposed by him 10 have been driven crazy on his ac- count, when in fact she was only try ing his affections and playing part to help George out with his uncle. He was the center of much interest. Mrs. D. S. Clark. as the wife of ,ieofge, was all that heart could wish devoted, trusting. patient, and pre- srnted the part in an able manner.
 Miss Hattie Lorraine interpreted the part of Nellie Huntington. be trothed to Richard, in faultless man. her, and by her clever acting, win som ways and charming personality. was the center of interest.
 Cornelia (Nellie) Skinner. all old maid who was looking for lover anything, Lord so it's a man was eX- eellehtly done by Miss Whitman, and she Was repeatedly applauded. Her lines and acting caused much merri- ment
 Mr. W. l. shorten, with his rich Irish bfogue, impersonate Nellie Me lhtYfe, d servant, who also wanted q sweetheart, and did the part in q genuinely histronic manner, causing much laughter by his drolT savings and ridiculous climaxes.
 oiie ol the most enjoyable Teal ufes ol the evening was soprano solo by Mlss Emma Clark, whose clear, sweet notes in "Dearie, charmed he hearts of hel hearers.
 Altogether the affair was splendid success from every standpoint. and Was thoroughly enjoyed.
 The proceeds, including advertising i'll the programme, netted the onng Ladies Guild, S6o.00. We hope the lhespians will come again.
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