Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-08
Operetta "Katcha Koo," presented by High School and
Womans Club Draws Bigges Crowd Ever in Opera House
Twenty Three Changers Receive Third and Fourth De-
orees-Sewal Warren Smith; Civil War Veteran, TO Cele
hyate S5th Birthday Today

Use Halle, Dorothy Dane, chaperon,
Mrs. Adelaide Whiting; Belgians-
Esther Viles, Gladys Mantor, Mil
dred Lancaster, Marguerite Savage,
Edith Herrin. Edna Petty. Doris
Tantish, Rachel Tobey, chaperon,
Mrs. Edith Philbrick; Colombians-
Uncle Sam, Kenneth Martin, Ameri-
cans, Mrs. Mary G. Stinchtield, De-
cema Dionne, Madelin. Grenier, Mil
dred Chase. Evelyn Savage, Leone
Boufford, Bernice Gordon, Ivaneeta
Newton, Mary Clifford. Emily Palmer,
Philis Whittemore, Marjory Tozier,
Eva Hurd, Lottie Dore, Lucille CHAP
man, Florence Baker. Eleanor Young.
Marie Provost. Dorothy Plummer,
Lynette Mantor. Arlene Lemieux,
Mary Churley, Henrietta Roderick,
Rose Adams, Virginia Grouse, Laura
Chase, Anna Merrill. Geneva Hodg-
don, Ethel Rowell Merith Harmon,
Doris Gordon, Edna Oddly, Dorothy
Emigh, Francis Lancaster, Priscilla
Lord, Alice Woodbury., Elizabeth
Russakoff. Thelma Cowett, Helen
McQuade, Eleanor F'ernaId, Isabelle
Bradshaw, Helen Ames, Elsie Hack
ct, Gwendolin Dionne, Edith Lewis,
Antoinette Pooler, Anges Beauford,
Althea Green, Dorothy Plummer.
Sadie Martin, Francis Bean, Dorothy
Stevens. Florence Norton, Lura
Loomis, Leah Washburn, Madeline
Lewia, Corinne Pollard, Elizabeth
Jewett, Hilda fash, Myra Folsom.
Ellen Marie Boyd, Pauline Paradis,
Florence Clark, Lois Tobey, Eleanor
Rowell, Isabelle Lewia, Blanch
Michaud, Laura Folsom, Emma KEEL
ley. Georgia Gordon, Lynnette Man
Tor, chapefons, Mrs. Bertha Jenkins
ana Miss Edna Gushing. The cos
tunes We're, many of them. very
beautiful The following musical
numbers. given by Skowhegan's best
talent. were much enjoyed and the
artists were recalled again and
again. The program of musical mum.
bers was: Act I--Opening ensemble:
entrance of the Maharajah, oriental
ladies, attendants, slaves: II Am
waiting Yet" Maharapah and Choir
U.s. invocation to Katcha -Koo. en-
sempie; It's the Clothes That Make
the Man." Katcha -Koo; 81 Never
Knew What Love Could Do" Dolly
and Dick; Divisement Orientals. veil
dancers; That's What He Taupbt
Me to Do" Prudence and Harry.
finale We're Off to Call on Uncle
SAM" ensemble; Act II-Polo Dance
introducing Susquehanna Sue,
PRUDENCE and polo group; IF Things
Were Only Different" Dick, Harry
Solejah and Urbanah: 81 Was Al
ways Rushing All the Girls" Katcba-
HOO and wives; when 1 Went tn
school with You" Dick, Dolly and
AUD Lang Syne group; grand finale
carnival group, Too much can not
be said In appreciation of the work of
MISS Margery M. Heberling, of Iowa
CITY Ia, who directed the operetta.
The three prizes of cameras offered
for the largest sale of tickets were
Won in the order of the sales by Roy
Bosworfh, Sadie Martin and Clara
Brackett. The following students were
the winners Of either fountain pens
or silver pencils as they chose: Dom
aid Osborne, oristes Bracket, Law
renee Chapman. Evelyn Chase. Jack
Jenkins. Jr., Dorothy Nye, Geneva
Lunt. Gladys Mantor. Edna Petty and
Phyllis Whiting. This list is not given
in the order Of the largest sale. It
is said that the audience was the larg-