Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-07-25
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY
FIVE YEARS AGO IN AARSHALLTOWN

from st Charles. H.. Saturday after
noon, where she has had charge OF
kindergarten school during the last
twelve weeks
Mrs. William Robertson and daugh
ter Miss Daisy. anu Miss Matte
Thomas. OF Charlottesville. Ind, are
visiting George Whitton and family.
They Will remain several days
Tuesday. July 30. 1899.
The TWO Orphans. vas presented
by home talent cast at the Odeon
unaer the direction OF .Irs John Muir
ray. whose husband m actor. died in
this city during me preceding winter.
II Is quite evident that Marshalltown
tneatergoers prefer amateur opera 10
amateur drama, therefor- the Odeon
was not more than .alf rilled. All
things considered the piece was we'll
played thruout. the leading parts be-
ing sustained IN manner highly cred
liable to the performers and well ap-
preciated by the audience. The Misses
Jessie Woodruff anG Louie McElray
distinguished themselves in the title
roles, ana endeared themselves anew
20 all hearers. Miss McElroy having,
OF course, the better opportunity of
displaying her capa oilities, captivated
the audience by her graceful. natural
and impressive style of acting, her
well known declamatory powers being
given fun scope. Mrs Hattie Webster
and Messrs, Cole, Jones and Lydick
also deserve especial mention and the
entire cast vas very creditable. The only
material drawback was the apparent
lack OF practice and full cast rehearsals,
considerable prompting being neces-
ssry The costunjnp ard stare setting
we're verv sne ana as ,he costumes
y4r. all Of hone nrof,,ct;on evidenced
excentiona1 good 1as.a" Tho cast fol-
,ows
cou,t dJjniera ninister of notice
Fred Pattee
,arc,,ts p,,sla. t,rad Pattee
Armand ctevalier de yauarav
" " cole
racnnas and pierre sons If Ia
F,rochard
Ed ZONES and charles Ivdick
ro,,or caorge Van 6.our,
Picard valet to chevalier. Fred Way
La Fleur MISREPRESENTATION. Lee Forney
Narias NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bob Miller
Count de Malley ......... Ed Vail
Marquis DEstrus ..........- w. Jones
Chariot ........... Wilbur Huntington
Jaquot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Frank Smith
| Countess de Liniere Mrs. F. H. Boucher
Louise and Henrietta, the two or
phans Misses
Jessie Woodruff and Louie McElrov
| La Frochard, mother of Jacques and
Pierre .-........ Mrs. II. Webster
Marianne - Miss May Neil
| Genevieye, superior of the Saltpe
liere ........ Miss Mary Emery
Nfyc al liz
| Julie ........... Miss Alice Dickson
| cora .... Miss Mile Shears
Marie .. Miss Lou Calhoun
Nun ..... Miss Dolly Bishop
Page. aged . Ethel Elliott
| Soloist in church Mrs Roxy Beeson Hill
| There is quite a demand for harvest
| hands at present and the supply is
| not equal to the emergency"
"a better time for finishing up the
harvest and saving grain and straw
was never known in these parts. Iowa
| against the world this year.
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