The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21
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Pleasures OF the Week.
"a Day at the Union Station"


auspices of the Ladies' guild Of Trinity |
church It was the biggest audience
chat has been in the theatcr this sea.
ssou. "a Day at the Union Station" a |
QlttIe farce-comcdy involved several
Ciozeu local people and was received
most generously by a cordial crowd OF
Eiateners and lockers. For the gro
tesoue costumes worn by most OF the
people i'm the attraction, were quite as
striking feature of the evening as
Irhsi fines they spoke.
The people in the audience said the
shaw was n success. The putting on
y1f the attraction was undertaken by
~. G.. LegEett of Aberdeen S. D., as
- Holiday lark for the church guild,
and 90 his experience and ability in
rhaf direction many Of the members OF
Gh,. guild have attributed liberal
share of the evenings success. Be
sides staging the production and play
Vux the role of depot master, he did
o.levcr sketches in the role of an
vtoiian. as an Irish character and as a
&.uiuaman with him in one sketch
Way Fritz Asmus as a German charac-
NleT sketch artist, which he did with
ability.
II would be difficult to pick the stars
s1f the evening-so near did it come to
7oaing an all-star constellation AS
Zach traveller or tourist got off train
and entered the union station and as
each villager came to the depot to buy
a ticket to take the train, the audi
rhN ,Hn
settings were picturesque and realistic.
There were the depot seats, the ticket
agents window, the telegraph instru-
sn.snt clicking train orders, switch
light and real handcar running down
ne track.
Following was the cast OF charac.
f-eTs:
Ticket Agent-Eugene Osborn.
Depot Master-Edgar C. Leggett
Toe Gannin-N. A. Huse.
Telegraph Operator-Karl Stefan.
Woman Who Wouldn't Take a Bus
Mrs. j. l.. Lynde.
Mrs. Martha ChattermuCh - Mrs.
57Srank Scott.
Her Daughter Maria-Vera Hayward
Aunt Amelia Saylittle-Mrs. John
Maynard
Nephew Willie-Herman Tappert
Uncle Joshua Hayseed-E. S. Mon
roe.
Aunt Sara, His Wife-Mrs. E. P
NNeatherby.
Three School Girls - Lii, Marian
sStitt; Flo, Marion Maynard; Fan, Hell
San Friday.
Dude-Mr Thorpe.
Mrs. CHAMPIONSHIPS. w. r. Jones.
Mr.. Henpeck-J. b. Maynard.
Mrs. Henpeck-Mrs. G. II. Reynolds
Professor Learned-F. G.. Gettinger
lautoist-Sam Erskne.
Woman, With Baby-Mrs. j. l.
ESnde.
Prima Donna-Lillian Marquardt.
Miss Araminta Fishwell-Mrs. A. E
Chambers.
Joseph Smith, Widower - Franl
Scott.
His Four Chidren-Marie Stear, lie
5nah Scott, John Lynde George Lynde
Hans Biskerstein-Frit2 Asmus.
Mike O'TOole-Edgar C. Leggett
Uiram, Country Bridegroom-F. G
CSettnger.
barbara, Country Bride-Mrs. Johl
ESriday.
Lucinda, Brides Sister-Lela Craft
Miss Beaconstreet of BostOn-Mrs
Earrick
Miss Helen Flighty-Corinne Saur
eIers.
Her Aunt Martha Ancient-Mrs.
IA Lynde
'sf@r Aunt Marie Ancient-Mrs. c
spear
Harry Field, Helen's Lover-Joh
E-Snde.
Mrs. Needy-Mrs. J. G.. Troutman.
Her Children-Helen Reynolds, viii
lam Reynolds, Muriel Scott, Josephin
Maynard. Victoria Maynard.
Members Of Opera Company-Mar
In Stitt, Marion Maynard. Fannie FIR
hay, Mrs Thorpe, Corinne Saunder!
~Yuhn Lynde, Ben Willie, Frank Fo,
TEferman Tappert, Harold Morrison.
Suburbanites-Mrs c. f. Burnhan
Nrs. George Williams, Mrs. S. Nj. Bra
Vfeu, FATE Burnham and others.
Group of college boys, nuns, etc.
The Ladies' guild of Trinity churc
E1ald business meeting on Thursda
afternoon in the home of the presiden
Mfrs. 5. NJ Braden. One hundred an
eighty seven dollars was turned in t
~ Jreasuy-the net proceeds of tn
,autertaInmem given Saturday ever
ing. The ladies feel they were we
llatroniZed ana thoroughly appreciat
Che many kind fayors shown then
Tn guild will meet again next Thurs
Sfiy with Mrs. Thorpe on Madison az
euue,
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Braden ente