Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-18
WONDROUS SHOW
AT HIGH SCHOOL
Frohc Scheduled for Friday and
Saturday Nights Is Great
Entertainment.
VAUDEVILLE IS A FEATURE
Alumni of the Institution Are Aiding
in Plan for Raising FuysAaaOr
Athletics.

The high school "EHey> is to be
school building from - -ttic to the
basement. This will be the first per-
Torrance, and the second and last one
will be given Saturday evening. It is
to be put on by the students Of the
high school and by the alumni. the lat
ter giving a vaudeville beginning at
10. The program follows:
(a) Mcintyre and woodin-old Fa-
vorites iii New Stunt.
Oh Albert Fryer - The Billboard
Man in Local Cartoons.
Co The Arcadian Four in the Orig
inal Operetta, Fun In a Restaurant"
Irving Wright, first tenor; Jay Mac
Manus, second tenor; Ernest MacMan-
us. nrst bass John Kaiser. second
bass.
ID Miss Alice Quinlan-1. one Fine
Day (from Madame Butterfly. 2. Day
Dreams from Spring Maid.
Ce) Miss Katharine Heimbeck-The
Nightingale
% Guess Who.
90 The Sweet Family. A comic
farce in which Ma Sweet presents to
the public her seven accomplished
daughters.
CAST.
Arminty Ann .......... Alice Swami
Betsy Belinda ....... Bessie Sandberg
Caroline Cordelia ...... Mrytle Woods
Dorothy DeliZa .......... Hazel Kolls
Elizabeth Eliza ..... Hazel Bergstrom
Frances Fedory ......... Eta Rogers
GlOrianna Gadabout ....... Julia Ross
OTHER ATTRA CTIoNs.
The other attractions are nearly as
good although this act presented by
the alumni is the big attraction Among
these are the Phantasmagoria. the big
mystery show. the Glimpse Into Hades,
the X-Ray, where yCd can see the
bones in your hands, the Plantation
Singers, with illustrated songs, the
Gypsy Queen, where you get an inter.
esting letter written by the unseen
hand. Besides these there is the Cob
web Room. where every person gets
souvenir: the Marvellous Musical
Monstrosity; the Humanistrophon
the Art Gallery; the Side Show the
Animated Target, named Hit the
Moke;" the Globe Trotters Paradise
by the man who has been there. and
presents side-splittlng situatious. and
other attractions. There VIII be be
sides this grand opera mlsic On the
Victor Victrola by the courtesy OF the
Gable Music house of this CITY. withou,
charge. The Japanese girls will have
charge OF the refreshments and theiI
goods will be the best.
The charge for each of these attrac
lions will be FIVE cents and N" genera
admission five The latter Includes I
ticket for any attraction at "Th,
Frolic." The tickets for each of The
shows will be sold al the ticket booths
one Of which viii be on each floor
BENEFIT ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
The money raised by The Frolic" il
20 be used for the benefit OF the Ath
letic association Of the high school
each person who ~Ones spending a,
much or as little as ne chooses, an,
for all that every persol having q eco,
time. The performances begin at : 80
and all of them but the vaudevill.
close at 10, in time for the alumni per
Torrance.
WATCH FOR THE PARADE.
Parade Manager Ben Cark has ar
ragged for big street parade for III
afternoon. and says that the motto 0
his workers has been Something 10
each and every show OF The Frolic,'
and in this he says that they nav
been very successful in carrying thi
motto out. So everyone should watc
Tor the parade
"Wets" Win Election.
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