The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-04

The students of the Moorhead normal
school who are taking part in the pro-
ductlon of Robin Hood, are working to
the best of their ability to make the
play a credit to the. class and to the
school. They are supporting Miss
Hayes with splendid loyalty. and lend
themselves to direction. This attitude
Is going to be apparent or Saturday
ed by the full houses that always greet
senior. class plays in recent years.
Robin Hood will be impersonated BY
Essa Hamilton, who makes a striking
figure in the neat and bright costume
of early England. Little Johns petite
proportions will be aptly represented in
the generous person Of Harry Larson,
Mary Louise Drey will be the jolly
Friar whose songs and jokes and round
fresh face add a jovial humor whenever
the Friar appears. Florence Eklund as
viii Scarlet. Beryl Sparks as Reynold
Green leaf, Edna Joubert as Much, the
miller's son, and Anna Holt as Alan-a-
Dale will be others of the outlaws who
follow Robin Hood. Wallace Rosel as
stepped right out of a, book Of romance.
He has the person and the bearing of
a prince. hen there comes King
Richard represented by Robert Car
than the original. Hattie Smith is the
minstrel to the king. The fairies,
Oberon and Titania, are represented by
Florence Lindow and Phoebe Jones.
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presented by Helen Miller, the famous
and pompous sheriff of Nottingham by
Helen Mather, Fitzwalter, father Of
Marian, by Leroy Larson, Shadow of a
Plantagenet by Roy Norton, Queen Eli
nor by Ruth Holverson, Maid Marian by
Margaret Stodder, Jenny. Erma Bayrell,
Widow Scarlet, by Edith Maloney, the
Prioress of Kirklee Marietta Nicholson,
Novice Ann Patterson, Serf by Eliza
beth Alzheinler, First Woman by Am
anda Halyorson, Second Woman by
Torgerson, Blind Man. Lilly Clausen,
First Masker and Second Masker by
Edna Hovey and Miriam Cordes, Third
ond and Third Lady Maskers. Pearl
Torgerson, Ruth Collins and Mabel
Lund, and Old Lady by Mary Wheeler.
The fairies will be. Sadie Calkins.
Gum, Ruth Ramstadt, Ruth Doyle, JOS
lie Nelson, Cora Jones, Pearl Schlatt-
man, Sadie McGough, Mathilde Oisum,
Nellie Netting, Frieda Schroeder.
ster Johanson, Emma Green, and Ole
Sa1de.
Attendants of Sheriff will be Helen
Kueter, Isabel Hutchinson.
Other maskers will be Emilia On
stad, Elizabeth Kemmer, Rose Glenn,
Lille Forberg, Hazel Mortenson, Loret-
TIA Rubertus.
Serfs will be Rose WaIline and Myr-
tie Huggett. outlaws will be Emily
Murk, and Frances Mclaughlin. For
the musical parts Miss Ruth Rushfeldt
will ably perform the duties of ac-
companist.
The play will be given Saturday and
Monday nights. Seats may be reserved
at MackalTs drug store and the normal
school. Seats may be had for the Sat
urday night performance on Thursday
morning. for the Monday night perfor-
nance Saturday morning. The prices
for the balcony will be 70 cents, for
the part of the main floor that will be
reserved SO cents and general admission
50 cents. Students will be admitted for
25 cents.
The normal school orchestra will
furnish music literally at the begin
ming and between the acts. The play
has five acts which take place in and
near Sherwood Forest Special cos
tunes from Chicago, special music, 3nu
a finely equipped stage will go far to
make the production splendid.