New Britain herald., 1915-02-04
THIRD PERFORMANCE
 OF ''RED MILL" HELD
Cast Entertained by WctmoTeS.-- --?1|-
 { Sona'-- Many in Audience.

night a performance of "The Red l Mil1' before audience which was larger and more enthusiastic if The concluding performance of the three was naturally a little smoother than the proceeding ones although 1 there was not an appreclable differ ence. Society people of the cast and audience wound up the festivities | with a dance in Booths hall after the l performance.
 Again last night did Sa.hr bacher, 1 Porter and Wetmore and Wilson bring gusts of appreciatiVe laughter from the audience with their antics and fun. Miss Wetm ore attracted much attention with her most capable sing ing and dancing and Louis Jones and Miss Helen Harris rendered the songs which fell to their part in a manner that was thoroughly appreciated. F. w. Latham with his corps of aides de camp in Every Day Is Ladies' Day With Me- and Mrs. Ruth Gruett Me- Kinnie and MT. Latham in "Because You're You'' won rounds of we'll merited applause. Thomas Gavin proved capable of filling the part of the august and dignif1ed burgomaster in pleasing way and taking care of his song with Sahrbacher, You New CT Can Tell About Woman" in a convincing style.
 The well drilled and pleasant ap- bearing chorus acquitted themselves admirably when called upon to lend their presence to the scenes Great credit is due the young ladies and gentlemen of the city in giving up their time and taking the great amount of pains necessary to making a pleasing background for the action of the play.
 The six little Dutch Riddles per- formed their dance with the enthu siasm with which they displayed their talent in former performances. They were: Elizabeth Kimball Virginia Hart, Martha Moore, George Kimball, William Walker and Stanton Ashley.
 Between the afternoon and even- ing performances the entire cast and chorus were entertained at dinner at the New Britain club by MT. and Mrs. c. E. Wetmore.
 The Cast
 The cast was:
 Con kidder, A Corbin Wetmore; Kid Connor. Howard c. Wilson: Jan Van Borker. Thomas Gavin: Franz, Eliot Porter; Willem, Charles Sahr- bacher; Captain Doris Van Damn. Louis Jones: Governor of Zealand, Fred Latham: Joshut Pennyfeather, Harold White; Gretchen, Helen liar ris; Bertha, Ruth Gruet McKinnie: :, Tina, Margaret $. Wetm ore: Countess, Anna Bodley; Butler, Virgil Palmer.
 The scenes are: Act l, at the Sign of the Red Mill; Act ?, a hall in the Purgomaster's house; time. present; place, Katwykaan-zee, Holland.
 Music and Singers.
 Act l. "Mignonette.' Margaret Wet more and chorus; You Never Can Tell About a Woman" Charles Sahr- ] bacher and Thomas Gavin; 'Whistle It. Corhin Wetmore, Marearet Wet more. Howard Wilson; ''The Isle of Our Dreams" Helen Harris and Louis Jones; "Go While the Coins Good" Corbin Wetmore Mrs. Mckinnie, Mar garet Wetmore, Howard Wilson: When You're Pretty and the World Is Fair chorus; "MOonbeams," Helen Harris and male chorus.
 Act ?. The Legend of the Mill" 1 Mrs McKinnie and chorus; "Goodbye ! Jchn," Corbin Wetmore and Howard ! Wilson; "If He Loved But Me- Mar l garet Wetmcre and chorus; Every Day Is Ladies' Day With Me- Fred | Latham and chorus; "Becau5e You're i You," Mrs. McT<innie and Fred La 1 tham: '"The Streets of New York" 1 Corbin Wetmore.
 Chorus Groups.
 The chorus groups in the play were ] as follows:
 Artists-John Jackson. Charles Mer- 1 win, Oscar Segalowitz, Stuart Kings l ley, Clifton Wilson, Stanley Prior, John Flannery, Robert Christie
 Peasants-Stella Johnson, Florine 1 Parker, Ruth Burckhardt, Frances 1 Parker.
 Fifth Avenue Girls-Ruth Corbin, ] stella Johnson, Helen Corbin, Mildred i Goodwin.
 Flower Girls-Mldred Goodwin, 1 Irene Vivian, Ruth Corbin, Helen Cor bin, Ruth Hutchinson, Agnes Vance, 1, Gertrude Pilz, Edith White.
 English Girls-Katherine Mills, ] Katherine Bue1 Ramona Martin, Mabel Crawford - Soubrettes-Agnes Vance, Gertrude l Pilz, Irene Vivian, Ruth Hutchinson.
 Bowery Girls-Florine Parker. ! Frances Parker, Edith White, Ruth l Rurckhardt.
 Burghers-Cromwel Case. Leon l Jackson, James Flannery, Charles Stuhlman, William Squires w. H. l Rybeck.
 French Boys--Parker Abbe. Luther 1 Parker, Charles Law. Harold Steiner. 1
 Aides dc Camp.
 Parker Abbe. Cromwell Case. Rob- 1 ert Christie, John Flannery, James Flannery, John Jackson, Leon Jack 1 son, Stewart Kingsley, Charles Law, Charles Merwin, Luther Parker, Stan 1 lev Prior, W. H. Rybeck, Oscar Sega