The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-07
NOTABLE CAST FOR
LEGION'S MUSICAL
MISS BOB WHITE
WILL APPEAR ON TIME
Big Benefit Production to Be Given
at Princess Theater Two Nights
\ Characters Are All Drawn From
Local Talent. :

!. Medina'S local musical and theatre
cal talent is preparing to stage one of
the BEST musical comedies ever seen
here. Miss Mildred Rieger of the
John B. Rogers Producing company
has been veHy agreeably surprised to
fiHd here a person who really fits
every character in the production of
Miss Bob White" which is being
staged from a financial standpoint to
help with the furnishing of the new
American Legion club rooms and to
add to the Legion home building fund.
This project is in a position to be-
come reality if the Legion boys con-
tinue their known aggressiveness i'll
accomplishing their purpose.
Rehearsals are being held in the
parish house of the Episcopal church
and much of the talent comes from
the choir of that church.
"Miss Bob White" is nearly ready
for presentation and will be found
very entertaining to lovers of music
and amateur theatricals. Those who
enjoy comedy and brilliant costumes
will be likewise pleased.
The story of the play is rather
fantastic which makes it possible to
present amusing and unique situa-
tons.
Two millionaires, Van Million and
IRE Billion, have posted freak elec-
tion bet. 1t is arranged so that both
lose. OF course they have to pay,and
accordingly both become actual
strainps for time.
Miss Bob White is in love with one
of the tramps and disguised as milk
maid, follows them in their campaign
as knights of the road, finally becom-
ing a mi1kmaid on the farm of Ouak-
Ier farmer, Friend Rodd. The trarnps
.havelnumerous encounters with Yank-
emin, the country arm of the law,anl
consequently endure many laughable
situations. The trend of the play is
such that "All's we'll that ends we'll"
miss Bob White" is one of those
productions that ends right, Therefore
leaving pleasant" taste in the mouth, !
a pleased impression such as helps
one think the world is not entirely on
the way to the eternal "bow-wows."
y II is to be, regretted that Medina's
new community building is not ready
for use. To enable as many as pos
sible to attend performance of "Miss
Bob White" it will be staged two sue
cessive evenings, Jan. II and IL, and
if there is call for repetition, it is
probable that this will be arranged.
The local people who take part are
as follows: ,...
Principal roles: Artie Ire Billion,
Louis D. Best; Billy Van Million, Earl
Thatcher; Miss Bob White, Claire
Livingston, Miss Dorothy Leach Miss
Autumn, Miss Anna Bigelow; Friend
,Rodd, Jos. Seymour; Goldenrodd, his
daughter, Miss Luci1.RO ffineer; Yank-
emin, constable, Boyd Davenport; The
Duke of High Titles, Sam Brainard;
Lord Bashful, Harold Zeigler; Jack,
farmer lad, Fred Bohley; Maggie, a
maid, Miss Sylvia Stewart; De We're,
Ire Billions butler, Lloyd Fisher.
< Colonial Danes chorus: Misses
Sylvia Sedgwick, Wanda White, Ruth
Griffin, Esther Wertz, Yvonne Nc
Neal, Helen Bigelow, Lucille Carver,
and Avone1l Handchy.
Fox Hunters Chorus: Chas. Cries
niger, Louis Bartholomew, Harlan
Parker, Clarence Harding, Will Boh-
ley and Everett Warren. ...r
Milkmaids' chorus: Misses Juliet
Warner, Helen Baldwin, Phyllis Of
fineer, Bernice Best, Audrey Sedg-
wick, Doris Frazier, Lucy Snow and
Ardis Merrick.
With the above cast those buying
tickets can look forward to JAM II and
II with eagerness. Tickets can be
purchased at either Wallis Drug
Store, Park Drug Shoppe or from any
American Legion member and can
vasers. These exchange tickets will
be exchanged for reservations at Park
Drug Shoppe at 10 a. M, Jan. 10.