Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12
MASKED WEAVERS
OF MAGIC THREAD
Everyone Is Interested in Pre-
sentation of Sunshine Opera,
"The Magic Wheel"

The 'weaving-spiel" is the center
of action in the Magic Wheel -
maidens come from all over the
kingdom with their best weaving
their faces are masked according to
an ancient custom-the young men
come and choose them by their weav-
ing. However. the contest is not
wholly fair as the wicked duchess has
ordered all materials taken from her
lovely stepdaughter, Lady Frieda, but
despair is quickly turned to joy by
the appearance of her fairy friends
who weave magic thread for her
loom.
The fairies are Frances Kinder,
Cecilia Tausig, Margaret Mckinley,
Dorothy Rankin, Miriam Craiglow,
Louise Smith, Irene Meisenhelder,
Gene Barr Moses, Minerva Buttorff,
Catharine Bowman.
Every story of interest must have a
hero who rescues the lovely lady in
spite of the wicked power of the viii
lian.
The Magic Wheel has a regular
Jekyl and Hyde part in the character
of the witch Teetertoes, who succeeds
IN making the duchess feel she is do
ing her evil work while in fact she is
a fairy godmother. This part is to be
taken by Miss Belle Middaugh. the
popular contralto of the Market
Square Presbyterian church. She will
be surrounded by wonderful COM
pany of dwarfs = they are James
Diener. John Miller, Carlton Gardener,
Earl Gates, Stephen Boland, William
Maurer, Bernard Aldingie, Louis
Snyder. Stanley Cation. Theodore Nor
genthaler, Harry kreidler. Albert Nc
Kee. Andrew Ferguson, Richard
IN
Paul F. Henning. Leo Luthringer,
Franklin Moore, Harold Eyler.
Cunning yellow sprites also appear
they are Anna Moog, Susan Owens,
Mary Tausig, Harry Mcneil. John Nc
Neil Robert Quigley, Evelyn Eyster.
Cameron Cox, Rose Lampas, Robert
Murray. John Winn, Jacob Stacks,
Anna Mcbride.
Remember the date, January 2S-29
at the Orpheum.
Mrs. S. A. D. Barr, of 262 Herr
street, is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lockwood. of
Erie, are guests of their aunt, Mrs
Bertha w. Potter of Market street for
a few days.
Miss Alma Thurston and Miss FL
vira Thurston. of Bucyrus, Ohio, are
guests of relatives in this vicinity for
a week or two.
DIR. and Mrs. B. NJ. Garfnkle.
1919 North Second street, are in
Philadelphia attending the fuperal
of a niece.
Roy Dick OF Wadsworth. Ohio. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles Hitz at
iii Capital street for a brief time.
Robert Howard Cochran of State
street. is in New York on business
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Remson and
small daughter, Helena Remson, left
day after a holiday visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Remson of North Third
street.
Mrs. John Follmer of $50 South
Thirteenth street has returned
home. after a visit in Philadelphia.
Miss Ruth Dennis, or 222 Kelker
street, is visiting relatives in Mar
tinsburg. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolf Schmidt. of
Pittsburgh, were recent visitors at the
home of their cousin, James r. Han
son of State street.
Miss Alice Wilson and Miss Carma
Wilson have returned to their Pitts
burgh home after little visit among
relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John English, of 251s
North Sixth street, have returned
home after a visit with friends in
Rochester. \. Y.
Miss Edith Kingsley and Miss Marie
Kingsley. OF Cleveland, Ohio, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Morse Will
liams of North Second street.