The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-07-13
PLEASING PLAY
Given at Opera House for Benefit
Of Maury Camp.
LARGE AUDIENCE; FINE SUCCESS

"Sealina." Venetian musical comedy
IN two acts, was given at the Opera
House Thursday night under the man
agement of Miss ldear 1raylor toan au-
dience of over 800 for the benefit of Maury
Camp. &. '. II was u pleasing enter
tainment and was n financial Shelves
The scenes were l-t. an Inn of Master
RO=co, aud 2nd, Lawn Fete at Dukes
Pll2ce. The leading characters werr:
The Duke POmpOsO. Mr.W q Turner.
''rhe Donna Radesha." his daughter.
Miss Eleanor McCracken: Prince To.
bascO. MIR. Stuart Jones; MASTER Roc.
CO. the lnnkeeper. MIR. r. J. TrayIor.
CARLOS, IA GondOlier, Mr. Louis Wooding.
''res-sl," II Venetian Girl, Miss Evelyn
Ninde; 'Su-ettee, "A Venetian Girl. Mise
Margaret Sacrey; Annette, Venetian
Singer. Miss Mamie Timm-; "Sralina -
the Madcap. Miss ldear Tray Tor: Cupid.
the Captain of the Army, Master Fred
Thomas. Pianist, Miss Margaret Shep-
herd
The opening WAS chorus sung by the
Gondoliers:" Messrs. Lynn Layton.
hu-zner Bauman, Frank Whitehouse.
Aubin WOOding. X. J. Traylor, Louis
Wooding, Henry Hudgins aud Albert
hauman. Misses Louise NiDde, Mamie
Trims, Jessie Mckenney, Miriam Car
per, Louise Thomas, Rena Wright. Mar.
garet Sacrey, FlOrepc. Foster. EVELYN
Ninde, Lavalette Bowman. Susie Stof
fnrgen, Mary Jones. Jeanette Timms
Bessie Bragdun, El-ie Wright. Ada Eos
ter. Susie Larkin. Stella Gately. Fannie
Stoifregen, Kathleen CarIer
Next WAS Love Comes Like Summer
Sigh, 10y Miss Mamie Timms and chorus
followed 10y Song of "a GOndOlier," Miss
Iraylor. Mr.. Louis WOOding and chorus
Mr. NOoding was called in few davs
ago To take the part of Mr. Harry Storrs
who Is III. and his singing was AN at.
tractive feature. "The Great Pomposo. -
the fourth number. sung by Mr.. w. q
Turner. Miss McCracken and Mr.. Stuart
Jones, 9TH, "A Lemon In the Garden oil
Love, Mr.. Stuart Jones; Gtn. duet. ." lii
With Love, Miss Traylpr and Mr. Wood.
ing, fth. so Long. Seaiina, Miss Tray.
Tor and chorus. This act concluded with
Cupid II the Captain Of the Army" by
Miss Tray lor and entire company.
The second act opened with "Flo." by
Miss Mamie Timms and Gondolier Bows
The next number was one of TIN, most
pleasing of the evening. Spanish Tnm.
BOURNE Dancers, six little girls. Misses
Margaret Sacrey. Kena Wright. Johanna
fricke. Mamie Shelton, Elizabeth Ninde
lena isappen. he thlrU number WAS q,
Dutch speciality 10y Mr.. Il. j. Traylor:
lth. The Moon has his Eyes ON You. p
Mr.. Wooding and chorus.
The hit OF the evening was "Hinkey
Dee 10y the Buster Browns"-Thelma
l.arkin, Johanna Fricke, Mamie shelton
Lena i-appen, May Boner. Lena Boner
and The Mary James Margaret
Gouldman, Elizabeth Fricke. Nelli,
Gouldman. Elizabeth Sacrey. lrma Rel
aud Louise Martinczek
The recitation of Miss Eleanor Me
Cracken was perfect She responded {,
an encore with "Furi That Banner"
The Floral Drill, by ~ young girls will
iorhl ropes. was very pretty.
Moonlight" was another pleasing
number, sung by Miss Trsylor, Mr.
Wooding and the chorus
Innocent Young Maid, by Mr.. Turner
Miss McCracken, Mr.. Jones Mr. Wnodinl
and Miss Traylor followed, and the en-
terrain ment closed with The Girl III,
Loves Best, by Mr.. Wooding and til,
company.
The receipt We're over 5000.