The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-30
uv,;ars' Club" Entertainers
to be Seen in High
Glass Play.
SEClALTIES GALORE
p.,formers Have Pleased Au-
diences in Past--Fea-
ture Vocal Numbers.

II sisd inn,oady songs, march numbers and
- l.ss.,noutal ballads of the best class,
ssIts ss,i, he made q big feature OF the COM
~ w. = nroduction of "The Purchase
81 pr,ceS which is the offering OF The
rrisrs Club, the organization Oh local.
solLs % who devote their leisure time
= ~ sf,,dy of musical and dramatic
r.sdine and plays. The Friars have
s,wsys s1 nleased with their plays In
crsnqeyille. and whenever the nature
II IN offering would permit, consid-
erehle prominence has been given to
macialty numbers, but on this occa-
son Of the presentation Of 'The Pur-
chase Price," a full and complete pro-
gram Of specialities has been arrang-
a and those who go to the /. o. O. Il.
onera house on the evening Of Friday,
hnril 7th to witness 'The Purchase
priceu NAV rest assured that there
Win be- no long waits between acts
as the program Of specialties In
cludes song number as soon as the
curtain drops after each act until the
story Of the play Is told.
II ever song spread an atmoshere
Of ego and self-importance, along with
complete satisfaction with ones self
II Is the comedy number to be sung
BY DR.. Frank Wood, who has just
that sort OF a role In the action of the
play. DR.. Wood is Tommy Tipton,'
and any idea that Tommy hasn't, isn'i
worth while at all. Tommy knows
how the government ought to be run
exactly; how his own business oughi
70 be run (if he had any and alst
just how his employers business
ought to be run. This last knowledge
plays havoc with Tommy's prosper
ity for time, but the wheel O
fortune finally turns his way. Th'
song which DIR. Wood will sing i
Ideally adapted to the kind of par
be has In the play and the two dove
tail to nicely. The song title /
I'm the Guy Who Put the Hole Il
the Doughnut."
Teaching the doctrine of gratitud
. ones protector and adopted countr
ana reminding the foreign born eli
Eens who now live under the star
and stripes Of their oath of a1legianc
ana Its import the patriotic son
Don't Bite the Hand That's Feet
ing iou,' to be sung by Harol
harris is particularly appropriate q
hls time. This number is gloriousl
patriotic and is a song hit that
sweeping the country from coast
coast Another number to be sun
" Mr. Harris is a character son
~im ripping good ragtime choru
Two song numbers of exception,
merit VIII be given during the eyenir
Y mrs Harry Hamilton, who is we
MloWh 70 Grangeville audiences ar
"no possesses an unusually good vol,
W solo and ballad work, peculiar
suteu 70 the songs she has chose
as, 81 alis occasion. She will sing
aaafet number IF the War Breal
~. ~ Mexico--' and also
ss9ns o. fine sentiment entitled "Sil
Le Lne Rosary" The latter is we
;a auWh 70 music lovers as an excee
1sv good ballad, while the former
s seity song that is sure to plea
~ esseLypody present. Basil Harris W
numbers. e ~ '1e Sl0olsa'
am ane members of the cast chosen (
n ns purchase Price, are rehearsil
Hoaa sne piii nightly and present indie
nlar warrant the promise that t
10y VIII be one of the best ever Civ
H. ~ city, either by professionals
~. nolne talent. One thing is @,
ia M No fault will be found wi
nrova m pay itself. 1t has definite
snea aeseu lts excellence by the uniyer.
whsss which has followed In It's wa
ara eser ev presented ard The Fris
~ sAlending every effort to ma
SAM @ alorlncoming presentation on
fssa hlgh plane established bv n
Tslonais. As George Albert
can % + tne colored valet, Glib Elm,
csrloas y depended upon to provide
ssTomsao u laughs, while DR.. Wood
AZ a4.s Ilpton," and Ruth Har
end lie - I1pton," his wife. have
amusa oonedy lines and situations
Tha ana entertain the andien
Il o part assigned to Iamona Rr
tba le which figures nrominantlv
roles as g throughout, as are also
comhs @ carried by Miss virginia Bra
RI anu Harold Harris.
Frlnrso oSuer that the friends of 4
chasa = night know that .,rhe p
ductson slce Is a play worthy OF I
unhlso oh oy the club, and to assnra
thine tnat The Friars have so,
pra,s, s u addition 70 .snrass ss oso, 81
the piece 70 say In commendation