The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-18
.pRoFEssoR NAPOLEoN..
Two Large Audiences Snw Entertain-
 uent Matinee and Night

Two Large Audiences SnW EntertaIn-
 nent Matinee and Night
 The event of the week around whicn the interest of social Montgomery has centered, because of the prominence ot the promoters and the vast number of young men, women and children talk ing part, was the musical eXtravaEahza 1'Professor Napoleon which was play ed to large audience Friday night ana to capacity houses at matinee yester- day afternoon and last night -at EnN Montgomery Theatre.
 Under the auspices Of the lnflrmary Aid" one of Monfgomsry's philanthropy ic bands of ladies, and with more than six hundred young people taking part the beautiful comedy was produced. As the curtain rose on the first act. the scene presented was one of bril~ liancy and almost marvellous beauty More than one hundred students on the college campus. singing in chorus Hail to the College Girl followed with beautiful song and chorus T Cant Reason This Old Thing Out" by Helen" (Mrs S. F. Washburn,) and seniors.
 Wyatt J. Heflin,s of Birmingham. who took the part of the principal "ProfeE- sor Napoleon" is not to be classed with amateurs, as he displayed a degree of talent, natural and trained. that gives him right to be classed as q seasoned actor.
 From the time of his most dramatic appearence upon the stage, heraIded by a chorus of several hundred voices, until the close of the play. Nr. Heflin was the recipient of warmest applouse.
 That six hundred children could be trained in so short a time to execute the intricacies of a play of the char acter of "Professor Napoleon" is ono of the things that must be witnessed to be believed.N and to the directors and the ladies who have worked so ceas- lessly these past few weeks is due warmest congratulations and words of praise.
 The cast of the characters was as fol- lows:
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 Madame DewiIliard, Precptress of Sa gehurst College-Mrs. Ike simon.
 Elsie, a Student-Miss Doris Faber.
 Richard Fiske, the Senator's son MT. Albert s. Mills.
 oliver, a student-Mr. Sam Rosen- berg.
 MT. Phiz, teacher of Physics and Chemistry-Mr. Harry Marcus
 Inez Fiske, the Senator's grand daughter--Miss Mary c. Ashley.
 Senator Fiske, from Pennsylvania. Mr. Lionel Haas.
 Campus Corps MT. Howell TAtum. MT wyley Jones, MT. Glen Jennings Mr Troy Watts.
 Captain Murray,of U. s. s. Iowa E. R. Tombstone.
 Professor Napoleon, Principal and Instructor of German-Mr. Wyatt J. Heflin.
 The wizard-MHr June Pierce.
 Mir. Little-Jack Emery.
 Mrs. Bunker-Ruth Roper.
 Mrs. Johnson-Wlllie Bess Wilson.
 Queen of Witches--N4.ss Reginn Roswald.
 School Girls-Dorothy, Edith, Mar garet, Blanche. Florence.
 Albert, school boy-George Mar shall.
 Chas. school boy-Mansfield Thom- as.
 sambo. the college mascot-Richard I SemaleE.
 Indian Princess-Miss NJ W. weatb- erly.
 ri Fi. Japanese-Miss May Robin ! son.
 Ki Ki. Fl Els lover-Mr. W, Ander- son.
 Rosalie. leader of Banjo Girls-Mrs. F. B. Medley. Two tiny tots that showed nerve" as we'll as exceptional talent and training were Jack Emery as MT. Little" and Ruth Roper as Mrs. Bun ker." and with them deserving men ton was Willie Bess Wilson IS Mrs. Johnson"