Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-12-09
WHO'S WHO IN
THE OPERA
Personnel of Those Who will
Contribute to the Success
Friday Night

J. FIlOdy Nlsnt
| "Pricess Bonnie" will be produced
at the Opera House Friday evening
with the following cast under the di-
Erection of Mr.. John Reber:
"Shrimps," a backwoods athelete, in
| love with kittie Glover
| .......................Mr. Jack O'SulllVan
Roy Sterling" an enthusiastic an
gler in love with Bonnie.-...,,......-
..........Mr Mr.. Herbet Linden
Captain Tarpaulin," of the life saw
ing crew. Mr.. 7. A. Archer
Captain Surf" a fisherman with a
net full of yarns......M Mr.. G. Sadlier
Count Castinetti, Marionetti, Flag
colletti, Falsetti,' an Italian mob
leman bethrothed to Bonnie in
infancy .............Mr. Harry Gulling
Admiral Pomposo,' of the Spanish
navy, Bonnie's uncle ...,........,....-.....
August L loAASh
Salvador" Pomposo's bodyguard
..............................Mr Mr.. Tom Gibson
Donna Pomposa," wife of Admiral
POmDOSa ....................MiSS Brace
'Auntie Crabbe," Tarpaulin's sister,
the village gossip Miss WoodsmaI
"kittie Clover captain of thte Cause
club, an athletic girl and village
belle Miss Madge Mcmillan
The Princess Bonnabellanita," pop
ularily known as Bonnie Belle"
adopted daughter Of Captain
Tarpaulin, niece of Admiral Pom
pOso .............. Mrs. E. P. Stoddard
,, Chorus of canOeiSts, yachtsmen,
fishermen, Spanish dancers, serena
ders, courtiers, ladies of the court,
etc, etc.
Mrs. Stoddart-Prima Donna
The prima donna role of the "Prin-
cess Bonnie" is one that has been
sung by all our leading prima donnas
and sopranos of national renOwn. but
certainly none are more able to give
more wonderful Interpretation and
sing the part in better voice than
does Mrs. Stoddard. Artistic to the
finger tips, she puts her whole charm
ing self into the part, singing it with
voice of quality to be found no.
where outside the grand opera houses.
Mr.. Reber does not hesitate in say
ing that of the score Of cities in
whichs he has produced princes
Bonnie" Mrs. Stoddart is far superior
to any one he has ever had in the
title role Of the opera.
"kittie Clover originated by Ger
trude Sinclaire of college Widow"
fame. is the dainty role of which
Miss Madge McMilian's lyric soprano,
graceful dancing and coy manner and
flight, airy disposition lends SO much
toward the operas success. Miss
McMillan's Interpretation is certain to
be one of the distinct hits of the
evening.
Miss Brace has a sweet voice AMI
the naughty wife of a Spanish Ad-
miral.
The Spanish belle is a revelation
OF beauty and the dancers are OF
Reno's prettiest and most graceful
maids.
Mr.. Jack O'Spllivan, the leading fun
maker, is always good and needs no
urther introduction.
Mr.. Hubert Linden, tenor, is acting
as leading man in the opera and his
pleasing voice and ability on the stage
has won for him many compliments.
Mr.. A. J. Archer as Captain Tara
pauiin, who rescues Bonnie from the
deep is an actor of ability.
Mr.. Charles Sadier, prominent no
tel keeper will be seen as Captain
Surf, an old fisherman. Mr. Sad
lier has a sweet voice that all will
be pleased to hear.
Count Falsetti" is most clever
presentation of spaghetti nobleman
and is portrayed to advantage by Mr.
Harry Gulling.
Mr.. August FrOlich presents Ad-
mirai Pomposo with a true country
dignity and grace.
Salvador" Pomposo's negro body
guard is the miserly ''nigger" and is
played by Mr.. Tom Gibson.