The Irish standard., 1918-03-16
ST. PATRIck's DAY
IN TWIN CITIES
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romance and it's locale give wide scope
for exquisite costuming and scenery,
and the players are said to be we'll
adapted to their roles. The cast in
cludes: Messrs. John Seibel, Elwyn
Kelly, George Helwig, Joseph Pottner,
William Dolphin; the Misses Gertrude
Golden, Lucy Roger, Myrtle Hynes and
Mrs. Julia Caskey Kuhn.
During the intermissions there will
be number of old Irish songs pre-
sented by capable singers, and the
orchestra will render some excellent
Irish musical selections.
Screen Stockings to Be Given at ST..
Anthony of Padua Auditorium.
The days celebration at St. Anthony
of Padua parish will take the form of
a presentation of the we'll known Irish
play, Green Stockings" which has
been so successfully featured by Mar
garet Ellington. There will be two
performances, the first in the after
noon, which is primarily for the chill
dren, and the other in the evening, at
the church auditorium. The play is
presented by the st. Anthony Dramat-
ic Club under the direction of Mr.
Peter N. Cos. The young ladies and
gentlemen have thoroughly and con-
scientiously rehearsed their respec-
tive roles, and will unquestionably
give creditable performance
They are: Messrs. Peter N. Cos,
Al Wilwerding, Jno. j. Gillis, Howard
Kelly, Emmett Dannaher, Arthur Nc
Conville and Roy Kiesner; Misses
Alice O'Brien, Anastacia, Catherine
Jefferies, Margaret Bradley, and Rose
Fitzgerald.
sSt. Stephens to Celebrate Monday
Evening"
The anniversary will be observed at
St. Stephens parish also with the pres
entation of play. The members of
st. Stephens Dramatic club will pre-
sent the three-act comedy, Helping
Her Husband" Monday evening, March
IS, in the school auditorium, Clinton
avenue and Twenty-second street. Miss
Kathryn Mccormack is coaching the
production. The cast of characters
includes: Lewis Alden, Mr.. Robert
Redmond; Mary Alden, Miss Helen
Taaffe; Mildred Carr, Miss Caroline
Murphy; Tommy Hazelton, Mr.. H.
Macmillan; Harvey Beecher, Mr.. Cor
don Nestor; Clara Beecher, Miss Ber-
nice Shallbetter and Rhoda, Miss Mar
ion Butler.
St. ceceIia's Congregation to Have
Two PIayIets and Musical
Entertainment.
The ladies of st. Cecelia's Church
will give their annual St. Patrick's
Day celebration on Monday evening,
March 18TH at eight o'clock in the
church hall, corner of Cromwell and
Bayless Aves., st. Anthony Park.
Two playlets will be presented, a
Japanese play, "The Dear Little Wife"
and "Her Picture" These will be fol-
lowed by program of vocal selections.
The music will be furnished by the
parish orchestra.
.. At the Pro-CathedraI.
AS has been already announced in
the Standard, st. Patrick's Day will be
observed at the Pro-Cathedral with the
presentation of seven-reel cinema
production entitled "The Life of
Christ" This will be given at the
Church Auditorium on Sunday evening
and again on Monday at three o'clock
p. M, for the children.
Holy Name Parish Celebration.
The newly erected parish of the
Holy Name, of which Father Conyng-
ham is pastor, will celebrate, on Mon
day evening, with the presentation of
a comedy, entitled "a College Ro-
nance" This will be given at the
auditorium of the Central High School,
and promises to attract large at
tendance.
St. Bridget's Dramatic Club Has
Charge Of Father Donahoe's
Parish Celebration.
st. Bridget's Dramatic club is now
preparing an excellent program for
the evening of March II. While it will
satisfy all who dearly love the Emer-
aid Isle, it will also appeal to every
man, woman and child. variety is
the spice of life" This is not forgot.
ten in working out the program, which
is too varied and up-to-date to receive
detailed mention here. Get tickets be.
forehand or you may not be able to
get in St. Bridget's auditorium that
evening.
At Incarnation Parish.
Musical and literary numbers will
be the features of the celebration at
Father Cleary's parish, the Church OF
the Incarnation. The pastor will de.
liver short address dealing with the
work of Ireland's great saint. Sever.
al groups of Irish songs from Moore's
Melodies will be rendered by quar-
tette, consisting of Miss Proctor, Mrs
McElligott, Miss E. Burns and Mrs
Charles Lacey. A flag drill of the chill
dren of the parochial school will be
conducted under the direction of Miss
Mccarthy, teacher of elocution in the
school. There will be demonstration
of genuine Irish dancing by her pu
pills. The entertainment will be given
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the
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