Evening journal., 1913-11-29
TO MEET AGAIN
ON ''PINAFORE"
lunefuI Opera to Be Sung
on December 9 and 10
for Two Charities
JLD FAVORITES TO BE
In CAST AT PLAYHOUSE

Two prominent Wilmington charities
will Join hands on the deck OF the good
hip "Pnaforer on December 0 and TO-
They are Hope Farm and Delaware Hos
pital Wilmington has never vet had
4 hospital team working together, and
therefore this performance Of "Pinaforcr
S the more interesting. This is also the
irst time that local talent has tried its
wings in the new Playhouse To some
i may seem a daring thing to do, but
hat is Just why 'Pinafore" is doing il.
a larger stage will give a better Pima
ore" than ever The dances will also
be very beautiful on a larger stage.
All the old favorites are in the cast,
which includes:
The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter, K c.
b., First Lord of the Admiralty,
Frederick X. Wyatt
captain Corcoran, commanding IL. NJ S.
Pinafore ............ 81 Frank Huss
Ralph Rackstraw, able seaman,
Edward Shippen Van Lear
Dick Deudeye, boatswain,
Joseph Nichaelis
Josephine. the captains daughter.
Mrs. Leonard L. Wales
Little Butteroup Miss Isabelle f. Wales
Hebo. Sir Joseph's first cousin,
Mrs Howard s. Clark
The chorus will be augmented, as
good many volunteers desire to get
Into "Pinafore." Some Of them will
take private lessons in order to keep
up with the chorus. which will have
six rehearsals beside a dress rehear-
aI % hn ~ ~ OH fe
as follows:
Sopranos-Miss Grace Ainsworth,
Miss Maude Alexander, Miss Ruby
Ayerst. Miss Elma Bartram. Miss
Julia Beauchamp Mrs. Harry Blair,
Miss Mildred Belts, Miss Rilla Brin-
ton. Miss Nellie Brown. MRS. T. Leslie
Carpenter. Miss Elizabeth Creamer,
Miss Ruth Erickson. Miss Margaret
Fulton Miss jean Fulton Miss Mil
dred Mincher, Mrs. Russell Gilpin.
Miss Pauline Golck, Mrs. Raymoth
Mitchell, Mrs. P w Mcclellan. Miss
Stacia Mulyena, Miss Mary Mulvena.
Miss Madeline Reed. Miss Lydia Sa-
Vile, Miss Miriam Stradley Mrs. ]. d.
Thompson and Miss Margaret Wells.
Altos Miss Laura Banks, Mrs.
F. ntz Clark. Miss Anna Dunbar. Miss
Dorothy Dunbar Mrs. A. Felix dupont,
Mrs. lrenee DUPONT, Mrs. w II. Mcln-
tyre. Miss Helen Bickta, Miss Elizabeth
Peach. Mrs. Frank J.. Reynolds, Mrs,
Edward Brennan, Miss Eleanor Pyle
Miss Mabel Allen, Miss Mary Sincock
and Miss Elizabeth Spcer. .
Tenors-Charles Hackett, Charles Red.
mile, Ross Lenderman, H. Howard Car
Harry Blocker. n. j. Antweiler, Mr.
Proctor. Frank t. Herring. Clarence Char
sha Charles Evans. Warner Brashears
P IS Mcclellan and Manson Glover.
Bassos-Dr. Julian Adair. Garret
Hume. Harry Hackett. Clarence Hackett
Il. W. Whitaker. Howard Collins. Ra.
Lenderman Raymoth Mitchell. Richar'
Lind, Beverley Cause. Benjamin Dow
He'll Francis Blaine. BENJAMIN Fincher
Felix DUPONT and T.. 3. Mccoy
The two beautiful dances viii bC
given by the following: The Sailors
Hornpike-M Miss Bessie c. DUPONT anc
Ralph Ashton, principals. and Miss
Anna Hatton, Mrs. Horace Lindsay
Miss Marjorie Belts. Miss Katherine
Dunham, Robert White. Barton Fox
Harcourt Burns and Nelson Leitch
,horus; and "The Maids of the
Mist'-Miss Bessie c. DUPONT and
Miss Janet Jackson, principals, anc
Miss Alice Belts. Mrs. Horace Lind
say, Miss Marjorie Simmons, Mis-:
Mary johnson. Miss Madeline Owens
Miss Margaret Whitaker, Miss Edn;
MARTENS and Miss Ethel Tallman
chorus.
The staff for "Pinafore" is: Alusica
director, I. Leslie Carpenter; manager
Mrs Leonard z. Wales; stage action an'
prompter, Mrs. Howard /. Pyle; stag
settings under direction of Mrs. Franl
S. Garrett, Mrs Joseph P. Wales; th'
dancers were trained by Miss KATHERINE
A. McClaherty, and the press agent i
6. Paul Monck.