The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1911-04-28

dians In the persons of DR.. G. s. Par.
ker, f. F. Huse, l.. b. Nicola and A. r.
Hutchinson danced the war dance
most satisfactorily.
Dorothy Rudat played the village
cut-up and made good. Miss Rudat's
pretty singing aU her pranks with
her friend, Hap Hazard" played by
Oliver Utter, made a favorable i'm.
preston.
Roy Hibben as the waiter played
his part well.
F. b. Miner as "Hucker Jenkins"
the hired man, came in for favorable
comment.
Miss Elizabeth Hale as the famous
actress. made good, and took her di-
vorce from Tom Squills in perfectly
good form.
Miss Mandy Sparks" the coy maid.
en- lady, played by Mrs. Esther Hyde,
was one Of the hits Of the evening
She found rest and perfect comfort
after a strenuous effort on her part in
the arms of the country detective.
Mrs. c. J. Bullock. as the manicur-
ist, and Mrs. Huntington, as the book
agent played their parts we'll and the
newly elected senator could not resist
the temptation of leaving behind a
little easy money in The Whirl o. tn
Town"
Professor Otto Voget played several
yiolin solos and was brought back by
hearty applause.
The "Fusstown Screamers brass
hn nd oA tx;th hoI
and their "Squills March" caused
much merriment. The makeup" OF
these musicians was unique
Miss Amy Reynolds made a decid-
edly favorable Impression with her
! song. Don't Forget the Number"
Another popular feature was the
novelty number, I've Taken Quite
Fancy to You" in which the following
persons participated: Misses Collins,
Dietrich Dun and Dietrich. and
Messrs. Thompson, Parker. Schelly
and Osborne. And the Fancy chorus
Marguerite Bates, Irae King. Merle
Brakeman. Gladys Cole. Marion May
! lard.
Miss Lois Logan was the pianiste in
the play, which position she filled
most acCeptably.
The remainder Of the performers
with lighter parts did we'll and receiv-
ed hearty applause.
The members OF the chorus were
prettily dressed and among them were
many very pretty girls. They were:
City Boys and Girls-May Miner,
Marion Dietrich. Carrie Thompson,
Agnes Smith. Mabel Odiorne, Helen
Lobdell, Ruth Beebe, Dorothy Salter,
Roy Hibben. Leroy Gillette, Louis
Thompson. Glen Briggs, Leland Ian
dess, Lee Ogden, Herman Bechtel,
John Lynde.
Country Boys aad Girls-Mary odi.
orne, Flora Engelnan, Lois Hardy,
Opal Sturdeyant, Besnice Mapes, Clara
Smith. Arabella Lucas, Corine Culm-
see, Caryi Logan, Ward Brakeman,
Frank South. Walter Chase, Thomas
Odiorne, Sydney Sonneland, Guy Par.
ish, Ray MusselmaD.
"FNsStown Sceeamers Brass Band
-Messrs. Avery, Blank, Moidenhauer
Laubsch, Rasley, Smith, Wichman and
: Boehnke.
. The committee in charge. to whom
much credit is given for the success OF
, the play, are: Mrs. f. +. Gillette
} Mrs. +. A. Bullock. Mrs. G. D. Butter
field, Mrs, T. f. Odiorne, Mrs. I. ]
Johnson, Mrs. 8. T. Napier, Mrs. F. G
) Coryell, Mrs F, A. Brakeman, Mrs. L
A Culmsee, Mrs. r. L. Davenport
Mrs. \. S. Gillette, Mrs. ]. r. Hays
Mrs. W. p Logan. Mrs. Mary Math
) eWson, Mrs, McGinnis, Mrs. l.. SEES
sionS, Mrs. Wiley, Mrs. II. T. Holden
= Mrs. NJ. d. Tyler, Mrs. A. T. Hutchin
: son, Mrs, ". 3, Donaldson, Mrs. ]. o
= Burton, Mrs. Engelman, Miss Nellie
= Bridge, Mrs. Sturdevant, Mrs. Bur
+ Taft. Mrs. F, McWhorter, Mrs. D. S
j. Bullock Mrs, Huntington.