The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-04
PATIENCE" THIS EVENING;
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK

The present week will be filled with
entertainments of various kinds. in
Guiding amateur operas. high class
standard dramas, concerts, and ath-
letic events, with something interest
ing doing every night except Wednes-
day, for which date there Is at pres
ent nothing scheduled.
The first of the big events of the
week will be the presentation of the
famous Gilbert and Sullivan light OPP
era Patience" given with elaborate
costumes. splendid music and scenic
accomplishments surprising any anna
teur performance ever before given In
Hancock. IL is to be given under the
auspices of the Hancock high school,
and I'm the great cast OF seventy per-
sons are many present and former pu-
pills, besides teachers in the schools
OF this and adjacent towns. and other
volunteer outside talent. For months
past the participants have been re-
hearsing with patience and persis-
tence under the able supervision "f
Prof Lamont A. COLON. supervisor CT
music i'm the Hancock and Ripley
schools, until now they are almost per-
feet in their parts. The costumes re-
company of Milwaukee were worn Sat
urday night in the final dress rehear-
sal given in the Kerredge theater, and
struck all beholders with their gor-
geousness and brilliancy and fresh
ness. A large number of tickets have
been sold and a large audience is as
sured. Tomorrow night the entire
cast will go to Calumet, where the
opera will be produced at the Calumet
theater.
"The Wolf" on Tuesday.
| on Tuesday evening will be seer
Eugene walters play "The Wolf"
drama of the Canadian northland, full
| OF incident and action, replete will
deep insight into character and motive
and a drama which will rank will
paid in Full" "The Easiest Way
and other plays by the same wei
known dramatic writer The seat sail
Is now on at the Kerredge theater anC
the play promises to draw big house
The theater will be dark on Wed
nesday night. but on Thursday even
ing, April Z, Mrs. Leslie Carter, on
| of America foremost emotional act
resses, will be seen here in Edwar,
Peple's noted drama. "Vasta Hern,
presented on a sumptuous scale. an
with a strong supporting company
This will be Mrs. Carriers second Wis
IL to Hancock, she having appeare
here two years ago in the play ID
Barry"
Friday Nights Attractions.
Friday night the public will hav
its choice of two attractions. The Vas
sar Girls concert company, under tn
auspices of the Grace NJ. II. churc
Star entertainment course, appears 2
the Kerredge theater i'm a program
. music, song and chorus, renderin
classical and popular selections on
variety of instruments, including tn
. sextette from Lucia" given with sue
splendid effect recently by the Dun
bano band on its recent visit TT
Little Minister" staged and present
cd by high school students under II
direction of Stanley Claim. princip'
, of the T.. l.. Wright school, will ais
be given on Friday evening, the plat
of it's presentation being German
hall. Miss Mildred Weismiller WI
take the role of Lady Barbara, and u
balance of the cast will be In capab
hands, making the performance one
, much merit.
Saturday nights offeriyg in II
amusement line will be the relay RAJ
: at the Amphidrome, in which Jof
t Steitz of Hancock will run fifteen mil'
against Earl McGlynn of Hancoc
5 Charles hilbert of Calumet and Arth
[ King of Ahmeek, each of the thr
e latter running five miles. The ana
r has attracted considerable attentic
\ and aroused much interest amor
/, those interested in athletic prowess.