Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-03-24
''SPRINCTIME" A
LIVEL,;S S,:;:: Ss,:;., s:ii''ss's5s::. s'.:i IL. .
Under Auspices of BarabOo High
School Attraction Is Presented
at the Al. Ringing Theatre

Romance, attractive scenes, and
lively music are the outstanding fea-
lures in "Springtime", given on Fri
day evening at the AL. Ringing
theatre under the auspices Of the
BarabOo High schoo4. =le play runs
through three generations, blighted
romance in the first, likewise in the
second, and eliminated happiness in
the third. "Brewster's" Pills" brought
wealth and not little comedy. The
story runs 1858 to 1920.
Tall hats and other wear for the
men of the late SOS were manifest
at the opening Of the play, also hoops
and queer finery for the women. Then
the costumes change with each gene
ration, ending with the abbreviated
wear of today.
Some of the scenes in the play are
especially fine-the scenery, the cos
tunes, the acting, the music, COM
bining with historical effect
There was seldom pause in the
to the credit of the young people who
gave their efforts to making the affair
a success. Part fitted into part actor
followed actor without delay. So many
deserve special mention that it is i'm
possible to speak of each one here
Those who have seen former class
plays and school presentations rank
the present one as equal to any that
have been staged.
The musical comedy was given un-
der the direction Of Miss Leone Ingle
Evan Evans was at the piano and the
Al. Ringing theatre orchestra was be-
hind the footlights. Miss Vida Eckhart,
member Of the local faculty, should be
complimented for her splendid selec-
tiOn Of characters and help in rehears-
els. All were garden scenes
Howard Lawshe played the part Of
James Brewster; Thankful Standish,
his sister, was lone Horstman; Pris-
ella Brewster, his daughter, was L.
Frances Jones; Primrose Standish
was Kathryn Seyler; Tom Higgins of
Boston was played by Donald Buehler;
Bobby Brewster, a .;on of the ladies.
was impersonated by Curt Page: and
other leading characters were Law
renee Hindes, Florence Dunham, Julia
Calls, Lillian Kunzelman, Lorene
Cummings, Susie Schaefer, Pearl ST.
monds, Grace Rutland, Elizabeth
Curry, Francis Lenihan, Eleanor Rom
al 70
Ter and Everett Collins.
Society Group: Anita Kutzner, Ruby
Paddock, Lillian Kunzelman, Jane
Acott, Marguerite Goude, Edith Wei
s rich, Helen Argyle, Leona Sturdevant,
Dalia Steinke, Lorene Cummings,
Frances L. Jones, Genevieve Sarring-
ton Lloyd Rooney, Alton Cady, Arthur
Thomas, John Herrlngton, Tom Hood,
Keith Martiny, Donald Hood, Arthur
Hayward, Armour Pearson, Robert
Dunn, Gerald McGirr, Harry Daven-
port
Servants; Eileen Wilcox, Mary Eliz-
abeth Reinking, Marguerite Meilke,
Alvera Kleinfeldt, Muriel Hitler. Mar
celia Miller, Elizabeth Sutherland, Flo
renee Ludwig.
Bridesmaids Cornelia Egerer, Anna
Johnson. Naomi hasten, Mabel Geiss-
1er Lucille Simonds, Helen Case, Kath-
crime Schmitt, Edith Lippitt.
Maids of Honor-Best Men: Marion
Fisher, Mildred Vethe, Dyrell Cahoon.
May Mcmahon, Douglas Duncan. Wal
ter Seyler.
1868 Wedding Guests: Florence Lucht,
Juliet Lucht Stephanie Schultz, Vi1-
ginia Lange, Cornelia Yelling, Mildred
Rich, Stuart Palmer, John Davenport.
Stillman Kuhns, Monroe Werlich,
Louis Isenberg, Leo Frazier.
1888 May Day Guests Ruby Paddock,
Joyce Falyey, Esther Potterville, Fran.
ces Simons, Genevieve Winchester
Marjorie Dillenbeck. George Loves
Lloyd Rooney, Arthur Rundel. Walter
Schenck, Francis Yelling, Kenneth Con
way
Playmates: Gertrude LindIey, Ethel
,Judevine, Ruth Deppe. Dorothy Doug
las, Inez Cyan. Chas, Burdick, William
Miller Elmer Cook.
0pec1aI Dance: Thomas Burke, Cor
rine Swan.
Memory and Mardi Gras Dancers:
Stephanie Schultz Lucille Foley, yiols
Gollmar Margaret Thuerer, Haze
Rutland, Madeline Jones, Helen Nc
Mahon, Elizabeth Thuerer, Audrey
Meade, Dorothy Rounds, Mildred War
ner, Helen Rutland.
Ladies of The Jury: Beatrice Stein
Reba Sturdevant, Alice Larkin, Audre.
Murphy Elizabeth, Schmidt, Arlen,
5loniker, Margaret Sieberz Marjori,
Kier Hazel Butterfieid, Helen Koppke
Lois Hyslop, Marion Wood.
Futurists: Ora O'Den, Vera Holt
Leorie Jeffries. Mabel Conan, Kath
crime Deschamp, Juanita Goold. Kath
crime Moog, Jean Biege, PerniIle Han