The Alaska citizen., 1911-02-13
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THREE ACT FARCE COMEDY PRO- OUCEO BY MULLEN & GAS
 KEY MAKES HIT

II was a very well pleased audi ouge that uu Friday night witnessed the preseu'a'i n of Hennequiu's farce comedy "lnroguito" at the Auditor ium. and throughout the three acts all were kept amused al the extraordinary compi cations brought about through the unwilling eX- change If three hats. Produced by as strong an aEgreEation of anna teur talent as has ever appeared in Fairbanks the story f married mans se,fimposcd difficulties was d. piC'ed in q manner which held the interest until the final curtain.
 The a,l-ruUnd success attending the production is undoubtedly to great extent dependent on the fact that there were no weak spots in the east each member of which had fai hfuIly studied the book and had lines and business under perfect control Several were making their theatrical q butS. but the awkward ness that is to le expected under such circumstances was conspicuous hy is absence. and in che or two instances f may be said that finds" have le,n made.
 sam SOlWHn. who has brought a heap f trouble upon himself, and. incidentally. all of the other par ticipants in the comedy. through his indisor, tion in the absence of his wife. was ilnpersonated by Le- roy Tozer. The part fitted him like gl ye and he was at all times equal to the emergency in the many trying situations in which his "ex- rlanaricns" involved him.
 In the part of Mrs. Selwyn. hIs wife, Mrs ]. II. Caskey. was seen to go~d advantage and demonstrated exceptional hisrrionic ability. She appeared To especial advantage in the scene where her husbands du- pIicity is exposed. and he is about to le confronted with the proof of his offense Avoiding all exaggerated indignation she still was able 10 make it conyiu1ingly apparent that the unfortunate sam was getting his"
 As Bosco B!ithers, the man of let terS. William C. Mullen was re- sponsible for many complications of the play and he interpreted the part m st satisfactorily To an ex- ceIlenr makeup he added a correct understanding of the character. and his appearance was always the sig nal for renewal cf the fun.
 Gene Ilucllins as Dibbs, the but tons. was extremely well cast and he added ill very considerable meas urc to the coma dy of the play. With Miss Dci-tr. in a dance al the com mencemtn' of the third act. he also scored a decided hit
 Although it was h initial ap- pearauce in amateur dramarics liar old C. Gr,e en displayed a sang froid that would have d.ne credit to a vet eran actor. As Captain Katskill. of the Kilkenny lrregulars. his princi- pal business was 10 make love to Grace SelWyn. and he did this in so whClehearted a manner as 10 evoke spontaneous applause whenever he advanced 10 the attack II is to be hoped that MT. Green may be seen more frequently in the future.
 Mrs. J. E. Rcbarts did not have much 10 do as Grace Selwyn, but, as usual. she did that little well. The same is 10 be said of Mrs. J. A Healey. who was cast in the part of Lottie Blithers. Although this was Mrs. Healey's first stage ap- pearanCe she displayed an ability much to he commended, in addition to her charming stage appearance
 Miss Hazel Deiser, as lilly, the parlor maid. was all that the char acter called for and gives promise of being able to handle soubrette parts very satisfactorily Her dance with Gene HuCkins made one of the hits Cf the evening.
 Lew Wing was cast in one of the hardest parts of the comedy, that of Fred B,llamy, the unwilling slave" of Sam Selwyn. MT. Wing demonstrated that he had given careful study to the demands on his histrionic talent.
 The following is the complete cast of 'IncOgnitO":
 Sam Selwyn, a Married Man..
 ........ Mr. Leroy ToZier Fred Bellamy. His Unwilling Slave
 ............ MT. Lew Wing Captain Katskill, of the Kilken-
 ny Irregulars. MT Harold Green Dibbs, Better Known as Buttons
 Mir Gene Huckins Bosco Blithers, Man of Letters
 ...... Mir Wm. c. Mullen Mrs. Selwyn, Sam's Better Half
 Mrs. Caskey Grace, Her Daughter. ..........
 ........ Mrs. J. F.. Robarts Tilly. a ParlCr Maid ...........
 ......... Miss Hazel Deiser Lottie Blithers, Fred's Friend.
 .......... Mrs. J. A. Healey
 Between the secCnd and third acts couple of songs were sung by Johnny Collins.
 It was announced that on March II Mir. Mullen and Mrs. Caskey will present the comedy drama "Confu- sion.'