The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-19
proceeds to be Used for
Purchase Of Motor
Fire Truck.
.nIlE,MONEYTOBURN
rour-Act American Comedy,
Claimed to be Giggle
Producer.

more comedy than is con-
tained In all the farces which
New York sends out annually
to titillate the tympanum Of
/ the hinterland's risibilities."
An Of the above verbose English be
ing group OF perfectly good 1911
model words brought out from the
archives OF seclusion FOR the express
purpose Of expressing to the amuse
/ ment loving public of Grangeville and
/ vicinity the announcement OF the pro
4 duction OF Money to Burn" a giggle
/ comedy In four acts which win be pre-.
4 sented at the I. O. o. r.. opera house
/ by local talent on the evening Of Mon.
! day, April 80.
! The members of the Grangeville fire
. department believe it safe and sane
/ course to purchase d small motor truck
/ on which to place the departments
4 chemical engine and to assist In rails
h Ing funds for this purpose number
Of the city's homefolk thespians have
been asked to appear before the foot
lights and entertain the fheatregoers
with one OF those old fashioned home
talent plays for which Grangeville is
famous
Those to whom the fire ladiies have
appealed for this assistance have Sc
lected Money to Burn" as the play
B bin for this occasion. Not that the
title, Money to Rarn, . has any sig
nlicanee with the fire company, but
because Money to Burn is real up
tedate American comedy; nothing inn
probable or overdrawn or exaggerated !:
but all clean, wholesome fun.
Money to Burn is yeritable
ehuekle harvest.
Money to Burn" is abundantly RI
sorial, from start to finish.
Prominent In the cast for Money
2 Burn" are practically all the mem
oefs or the Friars Club, the local
alamatic organization who have vol
unteered their services for the firemen
" .his occasion. Renearsals are be-
lng held nightly and it is reported that
sAeeiient progress is being made.
n FRANK Wood has the part of
nooert Morris" clean cut, aggres-
Mse Young American, who while dis
posed % firt upon the least provoca-
a0n' y neverless equal to all emergen-
neS Nnen he enters the commercial
arena, from which he generally emeges
srseflols. 4 The part is ideally suited
|so ~. Wood and those who are famil-
VI with the play expect him to sur
|llne. oies ~ Inis
Money to Burn introduces char
s s'rr known as Mrs. Todd -Smythe."
Z sn sery affected lady of vast wealth
= sau y matrimonial inclinations. This
~. r,, mas neen assigned to Miss Bessie
s. sss.a VINO has already evidenced a
sS'reet Interpretation of the role and
~ ~, Y making the most of its MANY
ssssslollities. a,s Mrs. Todd-Smytbe has |
Nv auae q lot to do with the story of
,,,s san.ea,s nss' 20 to the snow and see for
tie usst pangs' h whose performances in
gla1 1ass a. nome talent plays in Grange
has ~ ~ Always pleasant memory,
bnt,as 'ae roie OF an English butler. This
ths y, Y absolutely dlfrerent than ali i
Mtlsa. mel putlers you ever saw. This
ib,n..n @ mixes himself up In the play
= silout N and energies all to the mer-
lk.s - !. ! much higher station in life
aIo5a ao,''a' = Where he entered.
lion,snus u I. sheppard, an imposing.
y ,eu naass business man OF TODAY. Is to +
/ es,.'a sa..iayed by DIR. w. III. Warner who
1 ora oanentiy fitted for the part This
alls ~ .ae roles in the play which
aeIpjns nlstrionic ability, Sheppard
lelng Z, y create the comedy though