Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-28

Mrs Clarence o. Barrows The trip to Manchester was made in NIT. Potter's au- tomobiIe.
 The Cameo Girl. a musical comedy in two parts, was presented Thursday night
 at the Windham High School Auditorium ,, before q large and appreciative audience. The theme deas with the story of the lost princess of Morovia, who was found in this country by the three chan cellors from Morovia who had searched for years for the girl with the pink cameo. The lost princess is found in the studio of Robert Philip Dean) and Ru- dolph c. Bradford RicIletts), where she is employed as a maid. The discovery | of the princess, who is in love with Rob ert, comes just as she is about to join i other members of Greenwich Village at q ball given in Shadowdow Land The l parting of Robert and Marcia (Cecelia Morin), the princess was the closing mum Der of the first act.
 Tn the second act the princess had been brought to Morovia where she is soon to be crowned. A painting of the princess was to be made by the winner of the grand prize at Paris and hT lover. Robert. appears as the artist. Fol- lowing the meeting of the princess and ! 1 betrotoved to him, but according to the law Pf the land no princess can mar 1 " a nobleman Of that country. When all hope seems lost, the scene takes a hap py turn and Robert and Marcia find that i they can at last marry and happiness l is theirs.
 The play is filed with beautiful song numbers by Rudolph and Mimi (Agnes l Winter), and Robert and Marcia, among
 them being Mimi The Girl of the Cameo. and In Shadowland. Csirlhood 1 Days of Min by Marcia. and I Think ] i See, by Marcia, Robert and the Phantom l chorus. Nursery Love, by Rudolph and Mimi, also featured.
 { The many chorus numbers and dance i numbers interTningled with the comedy i and drama, were perfection in them l selves. the beautiful costumes and stage 1 il1uminations adding to the general artis- l tic effect. Encore numbers were demand 1 ed by the delighted audience through 1 out the play, the entire cast and their I directors winning compliments for the beauty and perfection of the Dresenta- ! tion.
 Under the auspices of the Windham High School for the benefit of the athletic
 fund the comedy was under the direc-
 tion of Eugene J. Costello The instru-
 mental numbers by Miss Florence Hoy7ie pianist; Edward Grry violinist, and Ad- rian Lambert with the drums were ex- i ce1lent also
 The programme and cast in order oi appearance follows:
 1 Overture. orchestra. Act I. Scene l. Prologue. Scene 2-Entrance to the Pain land Powder Club, Greenwich Village Come Alon, Come. Along. Spirit of shad.
 owland and Powder Puffs, chorus. Seen, 3-The Paint and Powder Club. Come
 and Stick Around With Me Dear. Mn
 Tuck and Villa gers; S'1TiTnf' Mimi anC
 Robert: Cindre1Ia ballet: The Girl of th, | Cameo Marcia, Robert and Caraeo Girls
 The Shadowland, Marcia and Robert
 finale, Carnival chorus and ensemble.
 Act ?. Scene 1, prologue. Scene .
 Ballroom of vessel. Old Fashioned Mise
 entertainer: PaddleA4Addie, entertainer
 CSirlhood Days of. Mine. Marcia Scene -Girlhood "Reminiscences. Scene 4 Palace and Grounds of Marovia. Corona , ton Ballet, entertainer and ballet: Think I See, Marcia, Robert and Phan , tom Chorus; Nursery of Love, Mimi an . Rudolph; Coronation Processional; final, ensemble.
 The cast: First, second and third chan : cellors from Morovia. Frederick Maiel
 Walter Grant, Fred Peterson Spirit e
 Shadowland Magda4ene Noriarty Mi
 Tuck, vaudeville artists. Halsey Steven. , IT,, and Norman Buren; the Gran
 Duchess, a contestant for the beaut
 prize, Anna Winter Mimi in love wit 2 Rudolph. Agnes Mcintosh; Rudolph, 1 young artist, J. Bradford Ricketts; RoE ert. also an artist, Philip Dean; Tn
 Professor, in love with the Dutches