The Republican., 1917-05-03

fail to support this community project
There is real treat and an agreeable
surprise for you.
and chorus.
PRINCIPALS:
Uncle Bob; baritone, Disguised as a negro in
Act l.-.,.-.---..----....-... Donald Sincell
Mrs. 0'Brien, mezzo, widow sister of Uncle
bob -------.--..--.- ....---- Cecelia Hart
Rosalie, soprano, their Niece Helena Marquis
Winnie .--.......R Ruth Robiusou
Millie, soprano. .. ............-.. Mabel White
Mrs. Gabble, Town Gossip p-...L. Falkenstein
Mr.. Gabble, Local Character w. Weber
Martha, mezzo, Country Girl. NJ Naylor
Nick, baritone, Country Boy. c. Hinebaugh
Pianist ..... ........ Miss Eleanor Hinebaupb
Niolinist.-..---. .--.-... ....... Mr. Glen Martin
MUSICAL NUMBERS.
Act |
overture Miss Eleanor Hinebaugh
Opening Chorus. Principals ana Chorus
Il For One Can say" Mrs Gabble and Chorus
Chorus of Welcome Mrs O,Rrien
Millie, Winnie, Mrs Gabble, Rosalie
ana Chorus
"When I was in Paree' - Mrs. O'Brien
"Old Black Joe" Rob|
'farewell' -----....-............. Rosale and Bob
This and That" Mrs. O'Brien, Mile and
Winnie
The Picture in the Wen. Martha and
Nick
"Aeroplane' -,,...--,.-, M ......M Mille and Winnie
polished Pebbles. '............. .Rosalie end Mrs.
Gabhle
FInase.-.-.-..--..-..,-..--P Principals and Chorus
Act II
Opening Oh 2rus working on the Farm
Principals and Chorus
Its shocking to say the Least" Mrs
O'Brien, Millie, Winnie ana Bob
Mother Send me Out" "............. Nick
''Sunbounets, Red and Blue" .Rosalie
Martha ana Chorus
Town Talk. Mrs Gabble ana Chorus
m r sorry Mrs O'Brien, Mile, Winnie
anu Chorus
Pleading" RosaIie. Rob and Charms
waving COrnnelds" Rob
Finale Principals and Chorus
PLOT
Mrs. O'Brien, living on a small farm.
has been given $4,000 by her brother,
Robert, for the education of her two
daughters and her niece living with her.
She takes the money and her two
daughters to the city, leaving the
niece. The money is soon spent foolish
ly and letter written to Robert for
more. Uncle Bob, however, does not
ike the quick action with his money
and tells them to meet him at the farm. |
He arrives ahead of them, assumes the
role Of an old negro and is witness to
their artificial life and their shameful, |
unkind treatment of Rosalie, his niece.
Everything comes out all right in the
end, but it pictures the result of faith
fulness, and also of insincerty.
Admission rs and 50 cents. Tickets
On sale at Gonder's Drug Store.
Coming as request from the 0. H. |
S. Patrons Association to have an
Exhibition Day, the Oakland High
School is planning to exhibit work from
the different departments of the school
on Friday, May 4, in the Maryland
Theatre, to which patrons and friends
are cordially invited.
School will convene as usual for the
morning session giving visitors an
opportunity to visit the classes at their
regular work. In the afternoon, be.
ginning at l O'Clock, the patrons as
sisted by some of the school pupils will
render a short program.
From the time this program closes
until O'Clock, visitors will be free to
inspect the work on display. At 2 |
O'Clock luncheon will be served to the |
officers of the Patrons Association and
to the County Board of Education as a |
demonstration by the Household
Economics department. This depart
ment will also have on display their
sewing done this year. Last but not
least will be the operetta, "Folisbed
Pebbles" in the evening beginning at
o'clock to be rendered by the Girls
Glee Club assisted by others. All of
the music of this operetta is accompani
ed by acting. A small admission fee
will be charged for this part of the
days exhibit. The purpose of this
charge being to aid the local Red Cross
Organization and the School Improve
ment Fund
The day will afford an opportunity for
parents to view their children at work:
and for teachers and parents to become
more closely acquainted. thereby helping
to bring home and school into more init
mate cooperation which aids so much
in perfecting any public institution of
learning. The Patrons Association
in conjunction with the faculty of the
high school hopes to see every friend of
education present some time during the
Gay. |