Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-05-01
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DR. Kroeze and Professor Thomas
attended the meeting of county super
intendents held in Bismarck last
week and transacted other business
in the capital city.
Miss Verna Sorenson was a visitor
at Sanford dormitory from Casselton
over Sunday. She was visiting her
sister who is the head of the dOmes-
tic science department of the college.
DR.. Kroeze spoke at the meeting
of the Fargo Presbytery held in Far
60 q week ago.
Before an audience that packed the
opera house and passed from one spon.
taneous laugh to another, from the
time the curtain rose until the last
line was spoken, the dramatic stu
dents of Jamestown college gave
their annual play Friday evening and
cleverly delineated what Happened
to Jones?" The amsuing three-act
comedy was presented with a spirit
and finish approaching productions of
this same play. AS further entertain
ment a pretty Florodora sextet and
burlesque was given as a curtain
raiser. Six young ladies', strikingly
gowned In white, with immense will
low plumed picture hats, long black
gloves and black girdles, attended by
six young NEE, attired in black coats.
white duck trousers and derby hats,
sang and danced to the verse and
chorus of the famous original Flora
dora sextet success.
The play, What Happened to
Jones?" tells the humorous tale of
peddler for a hymn book house mis-
taken for a bishop. There were be-
sides the travelling salesman, pro-
fessor of anatomy, bishop, police
man, an escaped lunatic and his super
intendent, the professors wife and his
ward, Cissy, who finally captured the
travelling man; the professors daugh-.
tiers, Marjorie and Minerva, and the
formers intended; Helma, the Swed-
ishservant girl and the bishops sweet
heart who had received from him 367
I've letters. The tangle was finally
Strengthened out and all were extri.
Gated from seemingly impossible pre-
dicaments by the cast, all of whom
received almost equal applause. The
leading part, Jones, was taken by Her
bert Kroeze, who we'll sustained the
part Of typical stage travelling man
and appeared as professional behind
the footlights.-p.- -,
The cast of characters was as fol-
Jones. who travels for a hymn book
house ............H Herbert KrOeze
Ebenezer Goodly, professor of
anatomy ........... Charles Geake
Anthony Goodly, d. D., bishop Of
Ballarat :. ....... .Pervical Parker
Richard Heatherly, engaged to Mar
jorie .... Martin Schiess
Thomas Holder, q policeman. ). -.
...........'..... Alexander Woychik
William Begbee, an dnmate of a
sanitarium ....... William Turner
Henry Fuller. superintendent Of the
- sanitardum ........ John III. Fraser
Mrs. Goodly, Ebenezer's wife. 49,.
..!............... Anna Wanner
!. .......... WinMfred Harrison
Marjorde and Minerva. -. ......... q
Clare Weiermuller and Anne Buck
Alvina Starlight, the bishops
sweetheart ..:.....,. Mary Kingston
Helma, Swedish servant girl. ....... III
................... Edna L'Moore
Place-Professor Goodly's library In
New York city.
Time-The present. r.
The students were trained under:
the entire supervision of Miss Hazel
Kepford. The results were exceeding
" gratifying to the college and COM
plimentary to Miss Kepford's dramat-
ic ability. -s,s~.,~s -. s.s'as' 80
The receipts were in excess Of 500
and will be used to send delegates 10
the Y. w. and Y. M. c. A. conventions
at Lake Geneva, Wis, the coming
summer .z.z ls@E%s..- IL
Alex Magee, the engineer at the
heating plant, leaves soon for his
farm In Minnesota Alexis smiling
face will be missed from the campus.
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