Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-04-28

Brattleboro, Sidney George Smith ant
Mrs. Dorsey Eddy OF Randolph, Mrs. Al
bert Seymour and Eddie p. Smith O.
Braintree.
The funeral was at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning with Edgar W. Emerson OF
Manchester, n. H., a spiritualist speaker,
officiating. Burial vas in the East Rox.
bury cemetery beside a daughter who
died in childhood.
The Three Chsuneurs."
1.-The Three Chsuffeurs," a comedy in
two acts, presented by the Bethany Girls,
drew a large audience to Chandler Music
ball Friday evening. As the title indi-
Gates, the play dealt With the realm OF
automobilism. II abounded in funny sit
nations due to mistaken identities and
character receptions. The young ladies'
who ~personeted males appeared to have
been well acquainted with the manner
lens OF the opposite sex and apt at imi-
tatine. Them. The cast was as follows:-
Kitty Kennedy, Aurelia Danyou; Lor-
~ Spencer, Frances Hebard; Marvin
Hunter, Marion Harrington; Mrs. Lorry
Spencer, Adelene Gray; Gertrude Castle
ton, Una Allen; Betty Marshall, Ruth
Roundy; Lois Drummond, Olive Moul-
ton; Jane Armstrong, Cora Osgood; Luz
eille Beverly, MGude Putnam; Minta
Morris, Hazel Durkee; Eugenia Allen,
Lucille Grant; Mary Smith, Jetta Rogers;
Patience Primrose, Mildred Jones; Mrs.
Spencer. Olive Moulton, Lieut.. Beverly
Churchill, Evelyn Denny; Norah, Emma
Loan; Annie, Mildred Good win.
Between the acts the Scarf Drill was in
troduced, and the FINAL act closed With
singing Of "The Moon beam" and the
Maypole Dance.
The presentation yielded about sos net.
which viii go to the Parish house fund.
Music Hall Items.
There are four beautiful musical mum
beers in ''The Climax;'' asEven sona.m
:. Youths Appeal to Age, y ssThe Song OF
the SOUP and "The Wedding March"
which have made this play so popular
with theatre-goers.
Chester Barnett, the musical genius in
Climax" is a graduate OF the New
York College OF Music, here he won
many prizes for his compositions. Mr..
Barnett is a most excellent pianist and the
author OF several weli-known songs
Arthur Cogliser, who so c%leverly nor-
trays the old music master in s'The eli
max" starred the past three seasons ia
the delightful play, "Lincoln at the
White House." His Characterization OF
the martryed president has won for him
a place among the leading character actors
of the day.
Miss Ann %Swinburne, who appears hero
IN 'sFhe Climax, " is a grand-nieoe Of the
late Charles Algernon 5winburne, a poet
of England. Miss sw~iuburne, who pos
sesses a beautiful soprano voice, began her
professional career as leading soloist ia
the Congl church In Portland, Ore, her
native city.
The season closes May End with one Of
the very best New York dramatic tri.
umphs, "The Climax which ran the en-
tire season at Weber's theatre. New York.
Seats go on sale Friday, April 20. This
play viii be presented by the same great
nast that opens the fall season at the Park
theatre, Boston, Sept. 8.
The manager OF "The Climaxn COM
pany, who was here e few days ago, has
consented TO allow his star, Miss
5winburne, to sing at the Unitarian
in Burlington, Sunday, MAY LIST,
through the invitation OF City Editor w.
Gates OF the Free Press. The BurlinR- I
papers are making yer. favorable men /.
Of "The Climax, " which plays at The /
strong theatre Saturday night.