The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-10
FRlTERNITY SHOW
REACHES HIGH
WATER MARK
Crowded House Kept In Contin-
nous Chuekles Of Merriment
by Clever BurlesQue and
Specialties by Sigma Tau.

opecinitles Dy sigma TAU
'Highwafer marx IN amateur theatre.
Gals waa reached Inst uinht BY the
Sigma Tau players IN the nnual pro-
ductlon OF Fraternity Foilica" Il
WAS a success an WAYS. well acted
and we'll mounted. funny ana tunefuf
And not on the desert air was all that
sweetness wasted; q capacity house
WAS on hand 70 laugh and applaud.
The "F0lliez' are too good 60 be
laid away after one performance.
The production will probably be.
staged at Santa Re.
The trials OF Jones. a hymn hook
salesman. played by Mr. Kenneth
y. Baicomb. was the theme OF the
play and he and his supporting com
pany did themselves full justice 90
their parts. The feminine charnc-
tiers, played BY MezsFs. Bryan. Gouin.
Brorien, Bruce and LaPr1ik. were
exceliently portrayed.
The speciality OF Charles n. Weber
and Boboiink SeweIl, who ~dlsported
between acts ~ singing ballet Elrin,
was o stellar interludc. The music
OF the Sigma Tau orchestra and the
Sigma Tau quartet was eeceiient.
Following IL the cast and program:
Cast.
Jones. who travels for a hymn book
house. ...... Kenneth G. Bafcomb
Ebenezcr GoodIy, a professor OF
anatomy et the University OF New
Mexico ......H Howard s. Bateman
Antony Goodly. ID. D., bishop Of
hallarat ....... Fred NJ. Csikins
Richard Heatherly, eneased to
Marjorie ..... James ,. Redfleld
Thomas Holder. a policeman ....
............ u. Emmett Hannum
William Bjsbce. an inmate ot the
Hanat0rium ........D David X. Lane
Henry Fuller. superintendent Of the
sanatorium Pelham l.. Mcclellan
Mrs. Goodly. ESenezer's wife,.
.,..........,...H Hugh N. Bryan
Cinry, Ebenezers ward. ..........
....m.......... ]. Frank Oouin
Hariorie. E~benczer'E daughter e..
................. Carl ID. Brorien
Alvlna starlight. Mrs. Goodly's sla-
ter ...............A Allen r. Bruce
Helma. Swedish servant girl. .....
John A. Lapralk
s~pecialties.
THE Dolly sisters. .............
..chas. NJ. Weber. Boholink seweli
sigma Tau Quartette ...........
Messrs. seder. sewell. Caikins. La
praik.
synopsis.
Place: Albuquerque. n. NJ. Home
OF Ebenezer Goodly.
Time; The present. Hour. 7;I5
.. M .tt.a. 4|
The action OF h play IL contlnu-
GUS. commencing at 1915 and contin-
ulng till end Of play.
Musical Program.
4. Overture. Medley OF College
songs-sigma Tau Fraternity or
cheztra.
.. "lt's a Long, Long Way To Tip
perary"-The Fraternity.
.. The Bishop Leada "A Jolly
Life'-Mr. Balcomb and Fraternity.
4. I'm the Candle Llght"-Messrs.
scwell and Weber.
8. II Want TO My brother
Mr.. calkins IND Fraternity. Words
BY. Mr.. Lane; music BY Mr. sedcr.
6. shoot Me Back 20 California
Land"-Messrs. seweli. seder. Cal
kins and Lapraik.
z. (a) Thank the LORD the show
Ms over" adapted by Mr.. Arensl;
tb) Fraternity waltz" BY the Fra
ternity.
J. W. Pennewin, master of prop
critics.
George walker, master OF ward
robe.
Harry Frank. STAGE carpenter.
William Arnot. electrician.
Hugh Carlisle. %janitor.
Messrs. Bright and Shields, stage
hands.
David II. Lane. makeup man.
Orie McGary. bill poster.
William J. Higgins. publicity man.
William McMlilin. head usher.
r. stanley Scdcr, musical director.
Elwood NJ. Albright. coach.
Charles Y. Clarke, manager.
Costumes ~ courtesy OF Kistler-
coilister. ". L. Washburn co. and
simon stern; wigs by Mrs. B~onsall;
furniture by Albert Fabef. hhotos by
Purscli: rugs by John Lee Clarke.