The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-05-26
Large Audience Generous in
Manifestations of Its
Approval
PLEASING MUSICAL
AND DANCE NUMBERS
Initial Performance Of HONEYMOON
Lane-PersonneI of Cast and Chorus
Offering Will Be Repeated Tonight
and Tomorrow Afternoon.

The initial performance of Honey |
moon Lane, this season S stage offer |
ing of the First Regiment band, took |
place In the Auditorium last evening
before large audience VINO were gen
erous IN expressing their appreciation
OF the efforts of those who composed
cast and chorus. As is usual in band
productions, Honeymoon Lane was
well staged both as to scenery and
costume, and the work of the orches-
ira was one Of the pleasing features.
The cast included j. Harry Estey,
Frederic c. Adams, Hugh Harwood,
Morgan Sherman, n. Il. Arnold, Hal
March, Earle Motfatt, Claude Amidon,
Abbott Richmond, Mrs. Nathalie D.
Sanford, Miss Harriet Arnold and Miss
! iIildegarde Babb, all of this town, and
| Mrs. George II. Wilder of Burlington.
What plot there was had to do with
| he matrimonial complications Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Titus Gmpersonated by Mr..
Estey and Mrs. Sanford, each of
whom had kept the other in ignorance
of previous ventures in this direction.
There were several pleasing musical
numbers including two songs, Make a
Lot of Noise and Two Hazel Eyes. by
Mr.. Adams; a duet, Twilight Time, by
Mr.. Adams and Mrs. Wilder; Garden
of Roses, by Mrs. Sanford; Some Lit
tie Bug VIII Get You, by Mr.. Estey
Roses i'll Sprinetime and Honeymoon
Lane by Mrs. Wilder. The other spec
J ialties included Kid-days. a song an,
dance by Mr.. Richmond and a portion
of the chorus; Cake-walk Nouveal
and Telephone Duet by Mr. Sherman
and Miss Babb; Tae Chaplin Walk b,
70 Miss Arnold and a group of young wo
men CARRIED in the rig of the $670 90
movie star; Popularity by Mr.. Arnol,
, and chorus; a dance number called TIL
Flower Girl by Nh Sherman and Mrs
| Philhrook, and a solo dance by Mrs
Philhrook. OF these the most popuIa
e seemed to be Mr. Estev : song and tn
q Chaplin stunt. which served to intrt
l. duce the diminutive Marjorie Marti
- and Edith Wilkins in addition to tn
& other Chaplins.
e. Tle performance was staged h
" Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Philhrook. It wi
ne repeated this evening and tomorro
h afternoon.
re In the chorus were Leila Thompso
20 LamoiIe Langworthy. Marjorie Watc
d man, Elizabeth spencer, Irma Raft
IT Katherine DeEning, GLADYS Russc
ID Stella Gus;afson, Dorothy Graffa1
lie Charlotte Hildreth. Moreno Richmou
Of Hazel Switzer. Ethel Sexton, Justi
Rose, Inez Stowell, Hazel Wentwort
,, Alma johnson, Lena Zarr, Anna KirE
- Christine Nichols, Minnie Leitsin,g,
- Patience Wilder, Rose Pcllerin, Mat
ne da Cron, Christina CroH, Julia F
~ ion. Anna curtin, Florence Wealth,
ne head. Naoma Rose, Eva Zarr, Agr
ne It. Cyr. Hazel Metcalf, Grace Pra
70 Lincoln Adams, Emerson Dunk
oE Fred Banker, Allan Colt. Raymo
Bishop, Harry MONTGOMERY, Rog
81 sherman, Wallace Goldsmith.
all Horton D. Walker contributed so
IN electrical effects, and some of the $
of ciaI scenery was painted by w.
nv Stuart. The band committee in char
H. consisted of Fred c. Leitsingcr, Artl
me y. Wyatt, G. NJ Dugan, George
or CIapp and Carl Henkcl.