The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-11

alter scenes and the trip to fairylanJ.
toos made possible displays of gor-
geous costumes seldom seen on the
professional stage.
The plot shifted easily from the
sublime TO the ridiculous, not being
of too heavy nature to burden the
mind to follow, but of stability enough
to give an interesting connection 20
the story and to give opportunity for
a dozen of songs which were catchy.
rhythmatic and harmonious.
With some hundred AMI fifty in the
cast, it would be impossible to do JUS
tice to all who helped in the wondeH
full success of 'Oh, Oh. Cindy.' E3-
cry character in the playlet. every
musical feature was done in the man
Iner of professionals rather than ANA.
teurs.
Miss Wright as "C:ndy"
To Miss Carol Wright, playing the
lead OF Cinderella Alstyne. goes
the highest praise for her excellent
tdepicting of the character which she
represented, and for her singing. sub
merging herself into the characteri-
eaton in the manner of stage adept
of many years.
| Miss Marian Brewster as her stage
| friend, and Wellington Shaw. as Ste
jphen Craig, the hacker of the show,
Der of songs which music lovers of
! the Triple Cities always enjoy, but
itoo less frequently. They were both
/ in perfect voice last evening ard car.
ried their parts off in their always
excellent manner.
| Mrs. Fred Puleston made reputa,
| ton for herself in "Oh, Oh. Cindy'
which qualities her to join the ranks
of the really high class amateurs oil
the Triple Cities Her depicting oil
the parts of Lily White. colored maid
I to Cindy, and of the Cannibal Queen
carried with it the heavy comedy
part of the farce. to which she was
\ fitted as one Ito the manor born"
\ The heavy" of the comedy in the
male part went to Lyle Ramsey. first
as Terrence O'Holligan. and later as
a transformed Fairy Godmother. NJ
one wouFl have suspected Lysle Ram
sey of making a good mother. much
less a Fairy Godmother. but such sus
picions were dispelled last evening
when he appeared in skin tights ant
ballet costume, with other fairies how
ering about him. carrying off his par
in a manner which brought applause
continuously
Some" Chorus
Stage "Johnnies'' may believe the,
have seen some pretty and petite
chorus girls in the original Follies
but matched against the Misses Edna
Wallace, Dora Williams and Marian
Mabette and Mrs Albertus Hankin
as Follie Girls in "Oh. Oh, Cindy
they would have gone in the discard
as the quartette, beautifully CARRIED
outshone the average chorus girl o
the professional stage.
The Three Bears" depicted by ia
cob BORIS. II. S. Wooford and Har
low Merryday. who trailed Miss Blon
dina ard answered her every wish
were the original "Cholly Boys il
the play. adding gaiety to the charac
terization.
J. l.. Pepper. as Robinson Crusoe
with his men Friday and Saturday
PLAYED by Richard Niven and Morri
Niven. and William A. Roxhy as SAINT
Claus and the waiter, fitted into thei
parts ia manner which assured tn
great success of the play from ever.
viewpoint.
The solo work by Miss Josephin
smith particularly the singing OF N.
Mothers Rosary and Lullaby tn
toe dancing by Little Miss Doroth,
Schultz, solo work by Miss Haze
Grinnell and Miss Marguerite Dr
hame, the work Of Lecrier by Mis-