Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-21
The Cast of Characters

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 The following was the cast:
 Tom Wrench ..... Newell B. Holmes Ferdinand Gadd . Ronald M. Kimball James Teller -......-.-.-.L Louis Iahn Augustus CoIpoys ....R. Donglas Hill Rose Trelawney ..... Elizabeth Chase AVonia Bum ........... .lrma HutZler Mrs. Teller (diss Violet, of the Bag
 nigge- Wells theater. er............
 . Margaret J. Kinney Imogen Parrott, of the Royal OIym-
 pic theater Josephine A. Miller O'Dwyer, prompter at the Pantheon
 theater ........... James M. Young MT. Denzil. ...--.....R R. Douglas Hill MT. Mortimer ...... William c. Osgood Mir. Hunston .....Nelson T. Branche Miss Brewster. Carrie L. Chapman
 Of the Pantheon theater
 Vice Chancellor Sir William Gower,
 Kt -...............E Edmund w. Hill Arthur Gower. -... Parker T. Lathrop Clara de FOenlX. Marian A. Shea
 His grandchildren.
 Miss Trafalgar Gower Sir Williams
 sister ..............N Valerie Shannon Captain de Foenix, Claras husband.
 ............... Desmond Murphy Mrs. Mossop, a landlady ......-...--.
 ....-............. EiIZabetn A 1;lnG MT. Ablett, a grocer William C. Osgood Charles, a butler. Howard L. Pecllham Sarah, a maid. Carrie L Chapman
 Miss Rose Trelawney, a popular young actress of the Wells, engaged to Arthur Cover was about to leave the stage, and act one showed Mrs. Mos sop, the landlady, with Ablett, the green grocer, pressed into service as a butler. making preparations for "a farewell collation." which Roses fellow actors gave to her and her fiance Tom Wrench, who aspired to 7be a play wright and who could not forget his love for Rose, appeared next. ImOgen Parrott, formerly of the Wells, who was then a star at a better theater, was a guest and other memEer5 of the Wells company made up the number.
 The actors were warm hearted, friendly people, in spite of their bOis- terous ways, and Rose was their idol. Even Ablett, the green grocer; and iSa- rah. the little maid, sincerely regretted the loss they were all to suffer, while Avonia wept at the prospect of Roses departure. It was a lively. noisy group that gathered about the table to do justice to the bounty of the motherly Iandlady, Mrs. Mossop, wro had an especially soft spot in he' heart for Tom Wrench, probably because of his love for Rose.
 MT and Mrs. Teller, kindly, pom pous and important gave dignity to the scene; Gadd and Colpoys indulged in various antics and Imogen Parrott, formerly of The Wells lent grace and distinction to the occasion. Arthur Cover. with eyes for no one but Rose, was made cordially welcome.
 Act two showed the household in Cavendish square, hushed during the after dinner nap of Sir William and his sister. Captain de Foenix tried in vain to keep awake. Rose, visiting "on approval" was overwhelmed by the stiff formality of the Glowers, and at the end of the act broke her en- gagement with Arthur.
 In act three she was back again at Mrs. MossOp's, sad and not very pros porous. ImoEen made plans to get Toms comedy put on the stage and Sir William, touched by remembrance of his youthful admiration for the fa- nous actor, Kean, proved himself friendly to Rose.
 Act four represented the first re- i hearsaI of Toms comedy and ended with the unexpected meeting and reconciliation of the lovers. | Show Professional Ability. Throughout the entire play all ear rled out their parts fauitlessiy Miss 1rma Hutzler (Aronia) and Miss IEliz- 1 abeth Chase (Rese TfeIa wney1 were the particular stars of the evening, while Tom tNewaH Helmes) and Ar l thus GoWeF Parker Lathrop) carried 1 out their parts equally well. Musical PHesnamn7e Given. Between the ssGend and third acts AfcHinau IT, 94cnFlSt was heard in several selections. MI GiichYist posses a particularly pleasing voice 1 and was neaEtily encoEed. The nusi- cal programme follows;
 Overture . Orchestra Sympathy, from the Firefy and Senora, Spanish Waltz = Orchestra A Dream (Bartlett}, A Bedouin
 Love Song :::.. A. E. GHchrist, IS Popular Selections OrchesiI..I k'4tt March fJrcbastI.el
 The orehestra of which koplana Markoff. 14 is leader was as follows: First violins-kopland MarlloR. Cleln- entine Jordan; second violin, Alec RabinoVitch; cornet, Reginald Ash bey; cello Christine Gregson; piano. Ruth P. Sullivan.
 Executive and Stage Management.
 Fhe executive consassed of Howard