Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-04-01
PRODUCTION STAGED UNDER DI.
RECTION OF MRS. A. M. BAKER
BENEFIT OF REBEKAHs.
TEN "HEADuNERS" ON BILL
Dancing, Chorus Work, Musical Num-
bers, Farce Comedy, and Other
Features by Home Talent

The Home Talent Vaudeville to be
given at the |. O. O. F. opera house on
Friday, April 9th, under the direction
of Mrs. A. NJ. Baker promises to be a
success in every way and will present
the best talent the community pro-
vides. The program is given for the
benefit of the Grangeville Rebekah
lodge. About rs of the talented peo-
pie of the city are to take parts in the
show and aid in making it a success.
There are ten features on the bill and
everyone is a "headliner' in the vo-
cabulary of vaudeville advance agents
and managers.
Grangeville has always pleased with
it's amateur productions and every one
in the past have been enjoyed by good
audiences who always come again for
the community has the talent and the
entertaining ability. This production
will be one of the best successes and
especial efforts are being but forth to
give a program of features, every one
original and entertaining.
Dancing, chorus work, music, farce
comedy, dramatic sketches, and novel
acts, every one a vaudeville feature
will make up the bill. There will be
variety, something unexpected every
moment to hold the interest. The
names of the performers are assumed.
Not the least of the interest and the
entertainment will be in the revealing
of the identity of the parties who will
take part. A brief description of the
program as planned follows.
The Feature on the Bill.
The latest dances will be featured.
The Castle Gavotte and the Pavlowana,
two dances, will be given in miniature
Ivan Clustine. These dances are the
famous creations of the Russian dancer,
Pavlowa, of world fame, and boy and
girl will take and dress the parts as
Pavlowa and her dancing partner on
the stage. This act is headliner.
A farce by three farmers, entitled
"Wives Wanted in Squashville, by
"The Three Puddin' Heads' company
will be " scream and is intended to
and will produce that side splitting
laughter which makes you grow young.
Then there is dramatic sketch, .tThe
Littlest Girl
In the chorus work there will be two
rousing features. One of these "The
Rebekah Chorus Girls solo and dane
ing chorus, by girls alone promises to
be one of the best on the bill. Then
there will be the Tmip Chorus, with
boys and girls in the part, which with
special costuming and music will be
another feature of merit.
There will be ball room scene in
which boys and girls will take the
dancing part featuring a Pavlowa
dance, the Pavlowa Gavotte. The Rose
chorus with fifteen voices will be a
feature. "The Frost Bothers," lam y
fifteen voices will be a pleasing feat
ure. 1.-THE Frost Bothers, "Ima'
and "Yura,'' dark act by dark com
pleeted people, promises to be dark
and deep, and will afford many laughs.
There will be song and tableau en-
titled, cover the Hedge the Roses
Crow and solo with violin oblagato
as musical numbers of merit. .The
Vestal Virgins nine girls in Grecian
costumes, directed by witch win be
spectacular and of especial merit. Thus
we have a brief description and you
must see it to appreciate. And con-
trary to previous habit this show will
begin at s:15 sharp, universal theatri-
cal time, so come early and avoid q
rush for the curtain will go up at that
time and you may miss big feature.
Charles Raird came mn from T,ewia-