Evening journal., 1916-12-08
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BY Splendid CAST
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Of amateur theatricals. had the part Of
"Mikel, diplomat. which he enacted
with much cleyerness and spirit.
Harry Blocher. as the Honorable Per
ci,al Slingsby;" Joseph Horty, as Pc
trous Van Trump and Clarence T.
Charsba as "Aristede Caniche.' were
among The "hits" OF the evening. Their
actSne was extremely clever, while they
sang their songs in an inimitable manner
which ~got them across" and pleased
the audience Their Pilgrim song in the
last act was one of the features of the
performance, and IL was encored several
times lur this feature Mr.. Wales, Mr..
Blocher, My Horty and Mr. Charsha
were attired Is monks. Mr.. Wales being
the awkward membsr OF the quartet.
Three of the singers had their fake
hymn books labeled appropriately w'ra
references 20 the "riyer 'front.' When
she orchestra blaed forth in discori,
Mr. Wales remar'Scd- there were
some counterfeit notes
"lt is b natural explained Director
Carpenter.
81 thought u was a fiat" remarked
MI Wales pointing toward the
"Tti'er front labeled book.
Harry BlochCr as "Slngsby made
q decided hit with his patter song. II
Don't Know How I DO II, But I DO"
which he sang during tho last act. AS
au encore be sang a local hit on those
who have made money in powder and
motor stocks.
, Wales Davis. tenor, as "Lieuten-
ant Karl" and Beverly Cause as
Captain Laurent added much to the
strength OF the casl By their splendid
work Mr.. Davis sweet tenor voice
was displayed 10 fine advantage in the
songs he sang m his important part.
Miss Lydia SayilIo Miss Marie Null
Vcna. Mrs. Horace Warrington Miss
Ruth wilson Miss Mildred Mason
and Miss Elizabeth Dreamer as the
st daughters OF paula. were just ass
attractive and Interesting as any
young and pretty daughters could
De- Alonlo NcNlin and Donald Lane
aa ihr loomcu also acted their
parts we'll
Que or the most delightful features
of lhc opera was the Mother Goose
dance. which was douo by Miss Kate
NcClanerty as Mother Goose and a
group of eighteen children dressed
- famous nurscr, rhyme characters.
Tic costume OF tine little folk We're
ycv attractive and altogether this
dance was a charming number. Those
who took par ia This dance We're
Mother Goose. Miss Katharine A. Nc
Cianerty her children: Jack, Fredor-
SEX Warner. Jill Josephine Wales.
Bessie Brooks Louisa Carpenter;
Mrs Spratt. Ruth dpeakman: Jack
lyn J Pennington; Handy Dandy. Rob
rrl Pennington. Jr.. Humpiy -Dumpty
Mary T Warner. Little Miss Munet
EVELYN Yerkes: Mistress Mary. Amy
Rupert Mary and Her Lamb. Emily
Van Lear; Marjorie Daw. Ann Mar
vel: Jack Homer. Joe Marvel; Tommy
Shocks. Randolph Holiday. DR. Fos-
ter. Johp Reese: Lucy Locket. Helen
Townsend. Little Boy Blue, Elizabeth
Wales: Tommy Tucker. Henrietta
Hopes.
The wooden shoe dance by six young
women was another interesting hit
OF the production. I'm this dance the
dancers wore quaint Dutch costumes
OF black and tango. with wooden
shoes. and their dancing was so ar
tlstic they had TO respond to an en-
core Miss Dorothy Carpenter and
Joseph r. Huston led this dance. and
others taking part In 70 were the
Misses Lille Souder Anna Young,
Ethel Wilson. Marguerite Guyer. Nell
lie Allen. Marguerite Cox, Marian
Brassington aud Maud Alexander
In addition TO those others taking
part IN the opera are Miss Hannah l.
Andrews. Mrs. Elva Bauman. Miss
Mildred Belts. Miss Rilla c. Brlnton
Mrs. Comegys. Miss Jean Fulton, Miss
Emily d. Good. Miss Pauline NJ. Jones
Mrs. Daniel KraDf. Miss Irene Lender.
man. Miss Stacia Mulvena. Miss Ednf
Strong Miss Helen Bickta, Miss Jear
McCaughap. Miss Lillian Monck and
Milton DeHoff and George Schafer.
The costumes of the laundresses
who wore dainty light striped dresser
with lavender and pink edged apron
and white caps and those OF thl