Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-04
PLEAsEs LAWRENCE AUDIENCE
Miss Georsetts Marcel Winning Favor
 on the Stage.

The recent issue of theatrical pa- per of note has the following to say of Miss Georgette Marcel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. E. Jette, and mem ber of the Emerson Players company \ at Lawrence, where she has been meeting with success throughout the winter:
 aGeorgette Marcel, the dainty in genue of the Emerson players. comes all the way from Danielson. a town in 1 the eastern part of Connecticut.
 To begin with, Miss Marcel was graduated from Villa Nova convent, at Montreal. where she spent ten years of her life. From there she went to the Emerson college in Boston. where she received high honors in scholar ship. Through her own efforts and ambition she began her career on the stage and her hard work resulted in her becoming a stage faverite every where that she appeared. Georgia" spent last season in Haverhill and it is almost needless to say that she made a great number of friends while | there. She can speak French and Spanish fiuently.
 If Haverhill she played the French countess in It Pays to Advertise ard she was the hit of the season. She loves her art, which is probably the keynote of her success. She likes the movies, but unlike other girls, she has mo favorite movie actor, but her fa- vorite actress is petite Marguerite Clark. The writer suggested that the reason she liked her was that she her 4 self possesses many of the little stars mannerisms. She also likes Madge Kennedy. Her favorite star On the legitimate stage is George Arliss. r.rnl 1nxynC Ina ana fv summer strolls off to some baseball park Tennis is another sport, oi
 which she is very fond. Tn her spare
 time she likes to take long walks and en voyage study her part for the com ing week. Miss Marcel is small oi stature, but big in mind. She likes te
 mediate over big ideas and to dis cuss the topics of the day. 2
 The types that she likes to portray . best are the semi tough. such as she has in Sinners. as Polly Carey and tht
 part she played in The Girl H. . Couldn't Buy.
 Seniors Plan Benefit Entertainment.
 Friday evening the seniors of Kill,
 lingly High school are to give littis ,, entertainment for the Y. NJ c. 4 ! fund, and the pageant that was s, successfully presented at Connecticu
 
 } peated, the arrangement being chang ed somewhat.
 |; Mass For Brave Soldiers.
 At St. James chuEch this nnornin; . there will be special mass for tn , American soldiers who have fallen ol the battlefelds of France At Sun
 days masses as many of the parish
 toners as can find it possible wer
 llreed fn attend fhis service their af
 tention being called by Rev Johl
 Roux, M S., to the fact that the sol ! l diers had fallen for them, in order tl1a :. the civilization of 1900 years may no U De lost.
 Going to France. e Press despatches from Atlanta tha V appeared in Sundays papers indicat 9 | that the southern division to which ]. tother nearby towns are attached wi f be made ready for France, where it < expected to arrive and be in trainin by early summer.
 Il Profiting by their experiences dur
 ing the bitter winter that is nearin h an end number of Danielson me . are laying in a heavy supply of cor
 wood They are not going to b caught without fuel next winter. = Fuel Committee to Meet.
 4 meeting of the fuel committee i e to be held this morning. The meetin ,i may take some action relative to tn
 seizure, recently, of two cars of cog
 at Dayville, which seizure, ordered b F. E. Cunneen, chairman of the locs !, fuel committee, has been upheld in letter that has been received from tn state fuel administration.