The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-02-10
New Scenery Being Prepared
r Fer Settings in Three-Act
Comedy, Back Home"
CAST HARD AT WORK
Rehearsals Being Held Almost
Nightly and Much Interest
Being Manifested.

& Rehearsals are being held each eve
q r,ny this week and next for the pre-
n duetion of Back Home" a rural COM
asv Of life in Indiana which is TO
"A h. presented at the l. 0. o. f. audi
torium on the evening of Friday Feb
s. ruary Is.
Il The play, which is to be staged by
Il The Friars, is splendidly adapted for
n the talents of the members of this
4 well known lcrel organization and ac-
& cording to persons who are familiar
81 with the subject Of home talent pro-
VI ductions Back Home is rated as one
q Of the best ever given in the city. 1t
& It built upon heart interest story
Of genuine appeal and is rich in the
X comedy that clusters around life on
the farms of the middle states. The
y plol OK the play is cleverly unfolded,
not without a few surprises, and the
dramatic qualities are well sustained
n throughout
Prominent in the cast is G. e. Kra.
kau who as "Blowhard Evans" car
ries part delineating bootlegger
In small rural town. The part
abounds In comedy ideally suited to
Mr. Krakau who possesses unusual
talent along humorous lines and who
will be found most happily cast in the
part OF the village liar. f. e. Hos
kins who has had considerable ex-
perience in theatrical work, appears
as stephen Jordan an unscrupulous
political boss, and plays the part with
realism seldom found in home tai
lent productions. Leo Kabat has the
role OF Jim DAILY" a part of i'm
portance, and Gaylord Eimers shares
nonors as Eddie Butler" who halls
lro'n Aahsas City. MRS. Mary DAILY"
nrst old lady of the piece, is being
"r'rayed by Miss Dorothy Bunting
VINO orings to the part an exceeding
NATURAL and pleasing rendition.
MS Edlth Smith is lively girl from
'nesso known as Peggy Palmer"
"ho adds much merriment to Tho
''ory' The part of Agnes Whitcomb"
small town girl, is in the hands Of
MISS Ellie Davis, who is making tbe
~
-Os' ol c really amusing character
O"aru case as John Mckay an Of
.'er In the service of the government
~ zoe Derrig is Spike Jordan" a
man 5 son In small town. Mi.s
ve ae van Tuyl has the exacting role
ueorgette," girl from Franc,
es = meeting all the requirements of
' very vital part. Harold Harris
ma 'Oa Oh The small town newspaper
q, ~ Justlce Of the peace has comedy
elaboration. oon'iuerapic
me play is in three acts and 81.
will be enhanced bv com
Nm sis SET Of new scenery specially de-
~ ior this play by c. e. Krakau
v" one OF the scenery which has for
tOr,, sraced the stage at the audi.
|wm WIN De used and the audience
'ipte,,os '.ea'ed to an entirely new
|'Rao,. "nen the curtain goes lid for
|next week. uay evening OF
comedy feature Of tho .
|town apiFarance in concert of a small
|fo.a " o.. orass band, known os the ~Wn
|ts,. u silver cornet Band" wn,c, Co..
|Rss,,' s occasion is under the haton 81 ot
|renow.a, ,usn OF trombone fame Other
|apuear u mstrumentalists who win
|Eye,a,. N this organization win ha
|A Na,.a pun, A. Maugg, Earl Evans.
Zee nasil Harris and Frank
|.vs., : Special musical program g.. ..
|Harris S : being arranged by RASH
|of tho "o Us In charge of this ubasc
h. 'ue .,' presentation The .s aot,on a'As :,
|rasDSasy S'sy i is continuous. there % .ra oo NJ
|no wait. =. Scenes, and there will he
rSa aus ss whatever between acts H' ''
peoo,s o. sslars n club is composed se ~ ,oc.,
b The ao Az. nave Interested themselves
neio Of musical ara !,