Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-14
"PAUL|NE" TO
Be PRESENTED
* "0VAAV1AO
High School Students Will Show
Their Ability on the Stage
Tonight.

Pauline Is to be presented by the
junior.senior school caste tonight at
the auditorium. The proceeds will 80
to purchasing a memorial for the
'high school. The students who will
appear in this play have been prac-
ticing diligently under the direction
OF Miss Alice l.. Smith, music super
visor, and G.. F. Bolt, principal, for
many weeks past.
THE ARGUMENT.
Opening scene-A picnic party ar
rived at the grounds of a country inn.
Pauline, the handsome daughter Of
Cassidy, landlord Of the hotel, gives
them hearty welcome. Faber, a press
correspondent of New York, who is
a kind-hearted, Observation-Disclosures
tant, happy-go-lucky young man, ar
rives for an outing; he is greeted BY
his prior-time host, who by request
presents his guest to the party, to
whom he makes himself known, much
to their enjoyment. The professor,
an early school p%receptor to Faber,
arrives to enjoy a short vacation, at
the invitation Of his erst4while pupil.
There being no one to receive him,
he falls asleep Three. insurgent
spis, disguised as .tramps, make them
selves, at home, until they discover
the sleeper, and disappear. Faoer, In
his original manner, informally greets
his early teacher. The meditations Of
Chilkoot Ike, an: eccentric village
character, are, interrupted by .Chickie;,
Guile becomes suspicious. Shady
has troubles of his own Ruben ap.
pears, much to the delight Of Guile.
KiOmi tells fortunes. Pauline is un-
happy over the absence Of the village
physician, who is a very busy man
An instruction has arisen, and q
company of G%renadiers has been or.
dered out. The stars and stripes are
not forgotten. The village physician
pauses long enough to disclose his
calling, aspirations, hopes and re-
,grets. Chickie displays authority
Ger the professor, which is discover.
ed by Faber, who becomes hilarious;
his flattery fails to control Guile, anC
the picnic party return for lunch.
The second part opens with ! the
girls enjoying a flower carnival
Pauline inteyprets the language Of the
red rose. Faber appears and breaks
UP the party, then proceeds to lay
his plans for the siege of the heart OF
Pauline. A.messenger hoy delivers a
message, which, orders Faber to the
seen Of riot. This matrially alters
his modus operandi of love making,
and changes his mind, Faber, equip.
ed for his trip, comes upon the scene,
A reception is given. Cassidy. Ruben
brings word that the instruction IS
quelled. The spies, %nervously re.
treating, find nothing Of value to car.
ny away, and %disguested, their old
time habit proves strong, and they
march away 4as$in the Schang gang.
Faber returns with a full account Of
the riot, gives his blessing, unasked,
to all concerned, ard love and happi:.
ness crownsspn ~eventful day.
~ .{THB CASTE:
Pauline, daughter of Cassidy.
Ruthella Taylo:
Guile, servant maid, \
........~. Dorothy Van Hook
Chickie. a spinster sister of Cassidy
Euna
Maine, a village belle . Mary House;
Kiomi, an Indian fortune teller
II Esther Taylor
Faber,a New York journalist,
.............. Harold Semling
Shady, Feber's valet, o colored boy.
Albert 'Blumer
Cassidy, landlord Of the Dalles. an
inn, .......... Alfred Humphreys
Professor, all1ddleaaged school teach
er$ Tsssss a.: -. Stanley Casey
Chilkoot,1 kes an eccentric village
characters :...... George Smith