The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-30

WHEEL CLUB SHOW.
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Adams rendered two ballads, Tell Her
L Love Her So and While Dreaming in
Dreamland With You, which were hear
tily received. ;,
Mr. Stewart then sang They Can Y
Have the Key That Opens My Cellar
with. some local verses that the audi.
enceE efished Immensely and after more
jokes by Mr.. FerritersMr. Lucies gave
the = raggiest 'sof all the gagtime mum
berss on the program, I'll Say She Does,
Being assisted by Porter Spencer as the
:. She, The arrival of the might ed
ition = brought the premier endmen,
Mntt ~ H. Estey and jeff / (E. H.
Crane, before the footlights and
| brought down the house as we'll. Their
| makeups, familiar to every follower of
newspaper cartoons, were excellent, as
| was also their repartee., The Dance Of
1.-the Nations was an effective number
in which Gladys Russell and CharIena
/ Thomas represented England, Christine
] Nichols and Ellen Peterson, Scotland,
Katherine Denning and Mary Kennedy,
Ireland. and Maverette Hamilton and
1 Maddelina Kimball, France, each cou-
Pile doing a dance to different air and
II Joining at the finish in a thoroughly
II American ensemble.
II Mr.. Crane IS song was the old, ia
miliar Fairy Tales, which gave him an
opportunity to put over numerous OBJ
servations on local folks and facts
Il while Mr.. Estey's number, entitled, The
l Boy and the Owl, furnished him much
the same sort OF vehicle for fun max
ing at the expense of Brattleboro idi
osyncrasies Both were well done and
received repeated recalls. The finale
was brief review of the different sole
numbers in which all of the circle ant
chorus participated.
The second part opened with an ex
tremely funny sketch in which Mr.. Es
tey demonstrated the difficulties of {
man unfamiliar with the miracles of
modern telephone pay station, afte
which Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lucies CAV
an exhibition of novelty dancing which
was one of the best of its kind eve
seen in local performance. Then fol
lowed an overwhelmingly amusing jew
act in which Messrs. Allen Colt. Allel
Dearborn, Fred Dimes, Theodore Gustaf
son, Clarence Shaw, Harold Shea an
Howard Thayer were obliged to res
pond to double encore.
The closing feature was session 0
the Brattleboro might court" i
which the celebrated case of the peopl
VS.. "Lawless Links" Durham fo
golfng on the Sabbath, was tried. Aft
er testimony of numerous witnesses ha
proved the respondent in two or thse
different places on the day in questio
and the Judge had ordered convi'
ton the jury, as was to be expected
disagreed and was ordered to spend til
night at the Princess apartments. III
Judges We're d. Frank Shea, j. Harr
Estey and E. H. Crane; sheriff, HON,
Ellis; clerk, A. F. Schwenk; stenoI
rapher, Laurence Sherman respon,
ent, E. H. Chapman; special prosecute
Paul A. Chase; counsel for defens
Robert L. Fits; witnesses, +. c. A,
ans, H. c. Rice, H H. Harwood al
Miss Amy Holland jury, w. A. Shur
way, foreman, Mrss-fonss1~ Trotte
Mrs. Frank E. Barber, R. J. Filio
Miss Genevieve Murphy, Miss Bess
Farnum, George Z. Foster, Luther
Miller, Mrs. Hazen f. Stockwell, La'
renee K. Barber, Ernest johnson al
Alvin Bowman.
t.The performance was given und
the personal direction of John J. Nol'
Of Boston, assisted bys special col
mittee of. Wheel Club members head
by President Ell. Fenton. Music W
furnished by Leitsinger's orchest
with Earl E. iBtaman at the piano.
y The chorus was made up of Miss /
len +. Frederiekson, Miss Ruth Hal
1harlund, Miss Ellen NJ. Patterson, NJ
Marion 4J,ord Miss Christine Nicho
Miss Anna Il. Curtin, Miss Alfre
Morrisseau, Mrs. Ralph Lucies. 3 NJ
Rene Lyston, Miss Mary Macedonia
Miss 'Charleha Thomas, Miss Min,
Cooper, Miss Malva Roberts, Mrs. ]
nest Barre, Miss Dorothy Shorey, M
Marion Richardson, Miss Elizabe
Robinson, Miss Elizabeth Braser, NJ
Patience Wilder, Miss Charlotte n
dreth. Miss Adele Cowles, Miss Mad,
lima Kimba1i,, Mrs. Hazen Stockw,
Miss Rose Batehelder, Miss Mavere
~Hamilton, Miss Katherine DENIM
Miss Mary Kennedy, Miss Gladys R
sell, Mrs. Donald Trotter, Miss Evel
Fisher, Miss Julia Filion, Allen G,
Edward Stoekwen, Herman Broo
Raymond Brown, William Broo
Louis Brown, Harold Shea, Frank Pl
brick. Luther Miller, Fred Dimes, He
ard Thayer, Theodore Gustafson, F
Johnson Dwight Fairman, Alvin b
man, Daniel Hayes, Clarence Shaw, Y
liam Mellen, Lawrence K. Barber,
P. Sears. Allen Dearborn, r. ). Fill
G. W. Falby, Ernest johnson, John
Kennedy, Lee Williams, Carl Voets
S. c. Nichols, john j. Gilmore, Err
Y. Barre. Percy L. Barre.