The Alaska citizen., 1915-06-28

with tnelr QellSnt1ul songs. Will ming smiles and clever acting, the Juvenile Bostonians are again re- ative public of Fairbanks. This popular company of young actresses. whose youth and superabundant vi tality are in pleasing contrast to the more mechanical work of many of the older professionals. has received warm, sincere welcome from the people of this place.
 The Bostonians arrived in Fair banks Wednesday afternoon, and their first play The Isle of Spice was put on that evening. Their stay here will be for about two weeks. and they will return to the Outside by the route they came. by way of the upper Yukon river
 There are some new faces in the company. and some of those that were seen with it when the first visit was made to Fairbanks two years ago. are missing, but this has not lessened the delightful way
 in which the plays are presented
 The old favorites still with the company are Thom Hellen, Billee ONeill. Patsie Henry, Dixie White, Dode Garfield. Ina Mitchell. and Mazie Hill While no fault could be found with their work when last here, all show marked improvement. Especially noticeable is the work of Miss Mitchell. This charming Bostonian was playing her first sea son with the company in 1913. and at that time showed premise of the talent which has now developed. Her clear beautiful soprano voice shows careful study of the model of the company, Miss Thona Helen, whose beautiful lyric soprano wins all hearers as formerly, and whose versatile ability as an artist is shown in the ease and grace with which she fills the role of lover of win some sweetheart.
 The work of the comediennes. Pat sic Henry, Dode Garfield and Dixie White, show a polish and finish that would be hard to surpass by profes- sionals with twice their years of eX- perience on the stage.
 Miss Mazie Hill. the girl with the fascinating dimples, who makes such a splendid lover shows more not iceably the results of the excellent training of Mother" Lang.
 Mention might also be made of the way in which the voice of Miss Garfield ha developed. It is a deep full contralto of splendid quality With an excellent voice and fine dramatic ability, this little girl is doubly gifted,
 The new members of the company whose theatrical ability has been convincingly demonstrated since the company arrived in Fairbanks. They are good dancers, charming singers and clever performers. The new members of the company are Madge Jordan, Lila Deity, Lola Fox and Magel Gardner. It is probably due to the ability of Mrs. Lang to un derstand human nature that she has been so fortunate in getting such clever talent for her company It would not be just to omit a word complimentary to Mir. George Bromley, the musical director fol the company, who has won much appreciation from the music lovers that have been attending the show He is declared to be one of the best pianists that have visited this city.
 The following plays have been presented since the Bostonians ar rived in Fairbanks: ''Isle of Spice,' last Wednesday night; "Tipperary Mary" Thursday night; The Gold en Slipper" Friday night; Fan tana,' Saturday, and the Magic Cap,' last night.
 Tonight the company will present My Tango Maid" and tomorrow night will be presented King Dodo, the popular musical comedy which has won the hearts of theatre goers all over the country. Wednesday evening will be given Baron Hum bug" and Thursday night the com pany will present The Loves of Lenore."
 This is but the second time in the history of Fairbanks that the people here have been given the opportunity to see such clever the atrical work. For that reason it seems that most people are deter mined to make the most of this rare treat, and number have bought season tickets.
 Beautiful young girls attired in elegant costumes are considered great attractions anywhere, and when such young women have good voices and talent added to their other charms, it is not strange that they should make hit anywhere they go. especially in Alaska where pretty performers are seldom seen I~