Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-12-22
COMEDY PRESENTED B
LOCAL TALENT.
Musical Sketch "An Aboard i
Staged Creditably Before APP
preciative Audience.

The musical comedy, Cali Aboard
was presented by a cast of High
School people Thursday and Friday
evenings. Each member of the cast
played his or her part in a most cred
liable manner making a most pleas
ing and well-given presentation.
The members of the cast were as
follows:
Phil Brewer was cast as Billy
Brady, a college boy, who had lost
four teeth in fool ball game and
was trying to keep his secret from
his sweetheart, Beatrice Sloane, who
was impersonated by Lorraine Boheim
Irwin White took the role OF
Johnny Thomas, college youth;
Rosalia Schaumberg was Dorothy
Brady, Billy's sister; Katherine
Gratiot was Mrs. Sloane, Beatrice's
mother; Lester Evans, Captain Kidd
of the Florida; Priscilla Joscelyn,
Jennie the Swedish stewardess; Jack
Jeuck, Alexander G. Phone, the
human truck; and John Correll and
Edward Clayton were sailors on
board the Florida.
The several roles we're very clever
ly taken and the actors we'll adapted
to them. Several special numbers
were introduced during the second
act. A vocal solo by Miss May Fl.
York, a very clever dance by Miss
Isadore Huff, and several numbers
by the Hill City Quartet were appre-
ciated by all.
Cabin Boys-A1bert Medinger,
Howard Ryan, David <Hutchison,
Harry Demuth.
Tourists Helen Martin, Maude
Richards, Alice Greenwood, Eunice
Dobson, Bernard ,Schill, Albert John
son, Edgar Prisk, Robert Paynter.
Yachting Girls - Ethel Owens,
Ruth Noble, Lois Reynolds, Gertrude
Pittz.
Sailor Boys-Harry Grange, Will
lard Dobson, Bailey Vivian, Phillip
Gordon.
Sailor Girls Marion Fielder, Ag-
mes HuxtabIe, Harriet Jacobs, Kath-
ryn Ketter, Marjorie Fielder, Ruth
Nancolas.
Overall Girls Madge Opie, Della
Paradis, Ruth May, Lenora May,
Gladys Eflery, Margaret Young.
l. Sweefhearts --5A Alice Greenwood,
Martha Kelly, Ruth Hutchison, Mar
garet Sticl1ler, Dorothy Ralph, Max
inc Moore, Ardis Benson, Agnes I'm
terholzner, Florence Stude, Anna
Stude, Mildred Ross, Helen Brown,
Bertha Grunow, Bernice Dunn, Agnes
Mongold, Lucille Fecht.
Bashfql Bundle Bees-Bernice
Laverty, Helen Harker, Edith Crib
Bile, Isabel Greenwood, Annice Green
wood, Margaret Graber, Grace Fran
els, Lucy Demuth.
Fishing Girls-Florence Beers,
Blanche TerriIl, Theresa Burke,
Genevieve Woolrich, Celia Pittz,
Mary Phillips.
Nynphs- Violet McLimans, Helen
Horne, Henrietta Jenkins, Kathryn
Kelly, Kathryn Gorgen, Elizabeth
Mitchell, Caroline Smith, Methyl
Young, Helen Jordan, Helen Siebert,
Witches Marion Kuelling, Agnes
Fecht, Gail Greenwood, Blanche Tre-
week, Lestina Beers, Mary Bachelor
Henrietta Lee, Ella Mae Keeney,
Louise Gygax, Hazel Vivian.
Antidotes- Frieden, Paul
McCarville, Lawrence Unterholzner,
Bernard Schill, Lucille Feeht, Bessie
Dunwiddie, Florence Stude, Edith
Gribble.
The scenes were laid On board the
ship. S. S. Florida. The play con-
tanned plenty of real action and fair
ly sparkled with wit. The frantic
search of Billy for his. lost teeth, the
antics of the dusky Alexander and
the Swedish stewardess which were
mixed with the lines the amusing re-
marks of the well meaning sister OF
Billy, and fantastic dance of the two
sailors, Barney and Bull Works, af-
forded the audience laugh after
laugh.
Much credit is due to the accom-
panist, Marion Huxtable, who did the
work unassisted and was the main
stay of the musical numbers bring
ing them in at the correct time.
The teachers of the High School
and several of the grades assisted in
the work of chaperoning and super
vising the participants.
During the finale of the first act
the four lady principals and the &C
were presented with flow
ers as an appreciation of their efforts
by the High School.