The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-18

radu,tes, had minor singing and
speaking parts ana handled them sue
e. ,.iuly Miss Peel has pleasant
vance,. and IN few notes that were
prs left a desire TO hear her In some
,inng that offered opportunity.
Edith Bowen had the best speaking
young woman with tendency toward
abstract science gave the emphasis her
part demanded.
The choruses we're very excellent 10
voice and movement. They went
through drills with splendid precision
ard we're quite stunning In their cos.
tunes Only once was there q break
Of The rythm and this was quickly
covered, so that the disadvantage was
not greatly noticed. The names OF
those who took part In the cf,oruses
follow: Nellie Smith, Cloe Friday,
Ethel Jensen, Oriental Hendricks,
Florence McA Ulster, Eta Smith. Jen.
ME PETERSON, Marian Merrill, Jennie
Merrill, Edna Clark, Joan Miles, Ethel
! Jackson. Vera Cranney, Kate Evans,
Phebe Nebeker. Blodwin Davis, La.
vinia Card, Minnie Thomas, Estelle
Anderson, Ivie Burnham, Adelaide
Kent, Florence INITIAL, Salome Smith,
Inez jackson, Elease Watkins, Claire
Cranney, Luna Fonnesbeck, M. Brett.
enbeucher, Richard Baker, Wesley
Merrill, James Lindsey, Theirs Alfred,
John Weech, Royal Stewart, J. r.
Clark, A. l.. RawIins, Henry johnson,
Heber Clark, Edward Kemp, Edwin
Smith, Henry Belknap, Wesley Ander.
son, Earl StOddard, Elmer Stoddard,
J. W. Dunn, James Allen.
Notes.
The Old Folks were out In force
Saturday afternoon, occupying the en-
tire lower floor and portion Of the
balcony, there being at least four hun.
dred gray heads IN the house, And
they seemed to enjoy the production
very much, indeed. 1t certainly was
very kind OF Prof. Robinson, the com.
pany, and the opera house manage
ment to make 1t possible for the old
people 10 have such treat at no cost,
and the committee, Joseph Knowles,
Lucian Farr and George Cole. are en-
titled to no little credit for the care
they took OF The old people. The old
folks were treated as CONSIDERABLY as
circumstances would permit and this
added greatly to their comfort and
pleasure.
At the night performance a little
mishap cheated the audience out OF
very good line. As the Princess Ida
leaped into the river, Hilerion dashed
for the bank and plunged In to save
her. 1t was Lady Psyche's business
to detail her rescue, and on account oil
some unexpected delay In 'Hilarion's
leap, Miss Psyche screamed shes
saved she's saved" before that worth,
had dashed into the water. This
created . litter among those who saw
the mistake, and the Lady Blanche.
little exclamation at this time was
repeating. Psyche screams she,
he has caught her hair" Lady
Blanche. who is jealous and standing
unconcerned at the front Of the stage
chimes In with land II comes off,
Most OF the audience missed this ant
lost another laugh. 20
The Amazon or Manhatcr choru
was particularly attractive and wa
led effectively by M isses Hendrickson
Hendricks and Peel. Under any super
Tor handling OF the colored lights tn
success of this chorus would have beef
oven more worked.
| Praf. Robinson Is undoubtedly yer,
fort innate 10 his selection OF operas 70
use by the students OF the B. Y.
His every production here has been
thorough success and much Of this
due to the fact that his selection
have not been beyond the capacity Q
his vocalists. He Is particularly sue
cessfully In his chorus work.
. One hundred seventy tickets wer
sold on Monday to the B. Y. G. oper
company and those who desired I
accompany them to Brigham city 70
the performance that night. Tha
90c round trip rate caught them.
, Those who recalled the very favor
able imp ression made by Miss Rub
Geddes In last years production re
eretted her absence In "Princes
, Ida"