The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-11
PROGRAM FOR THE.
PUB. LIBRARY
SHOW
George AIDES, "The County
Chairman" to Be Seen on
April 16.

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at boarding House. Hazel Darlington
Others taking part as towns people
are: Misses Dolores DeRemer. Lu-
ellie Hale. Jessie Dow, Florence Gal
lup, Johnna Loudergan, Elgie Barring
ton, Liliah Coffin, Elsie Rohde. Martha
Barnes, Doris Babcock, Gladys Maper,
Ernestine jacob, Florence Secord,
Eva Fawcett, Edna Cooper, Edna Han
cock, Viola Woods, Irma Mallory.
Mabel Clarke. Florence Deweese, Lii
liam Tagley, Margaret Fawcett, Wonda
Gaunt, Ruth Eckman, Jessie Coulter.
Irene Cross. Edith Loudergan, Temple
Irwin, Geraldine Jacob. Pauline
Wolf, Bessie Deweese. lima Forbes.
Lillian Dow, Ada Bulge. Marjory
Wilder, and Messrs. Mcdonald, Alex
Bulge, Gerald Schultheis. James Mat
THE, Harold Mccoy and Ralph Perry.
The above is the cast for the public
library benefit of April 16. People are
looking forward with a great deal of
interest towards the production by To-
cal talent of George AIDES popular
play, THE County Chairman" which
will be given under the auspices of the
public library, as has been previously
noted. Those who witnessed the pro-
duction of 1.-THE College Widow at
the Metropolitan the past season know
something of the ability of George AIDE
as pleasing and popular playwright,
and no doubt the opera house will be
packed to the doors on the production
of "The County Chairman" The anna
tours who comprise the cast have been
working hard and have thrown them
selves into the characterization of the
play to such an extent that aside from
the local interest centering around the
actors, the production will be as pleas
ing and educative as IL It was put on
by professional company A dress
rehearsal was given in the opera house
last night and was witnessed by a
few local people who are loud in their
praises of the ability and acting of
the cast.
L. E. Birdsell as Jim Hockler. the
County Chairman, both looks and
plays his part splendidly, and Bruce
Jackson as Tilford Wheeler, republi-
can candidate for prosecuting attor-
ney of Jefferson county, and John NJ
Anderson as Judge Elias Rigby, the
opposition candidate, both show mark
ed ability. The part of Sassafras, a
local colored tough, which is very
difficult, is we'll upheld by s. G. Skula-
son. Miss Bess Bull as Lucy Rigby
and Mrs. John Ogren as the wife of
Judge Rigby play their parts well and
Miss Adelaide Patterson as the local
milliner does good work The acting
of Miss Hazel Darlington as Chick Ell
vey, hired girl at the boarding house,
is very pleasing. In fact, the work of
all the actors, both. among the boys
and girls, is good and shows up as
we'll as that of many who have spent
long time on the stage as profession
ais. The play is being coached by
Prof. Hoch of the university. The
whole management has been under
the direction of Elizabeth Abbott, head
librarian at the public library, and the
production speaks we'll of Miss Abb
bolts ability as director and manager.