Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-03
Dorothy Stone. Helen Skenc. Kath-

Dorothy Stone, Helen skenc. kath-
crime Thomas. Muriel Thomas
Dance My Lady-Josephine rattan-
gall. Polly Sturtevant, Joan Sturte-
want. Marie Simpson, Anna Hendce,
Ruth Pettingill Sanford Fogg, Knowl
ton Hewins. Philip Merrill. Kenneth
Merrill. Harold Moran. William Viles.
Dream Kiddies-Bdith Stebbins,
Constance Flynt,. Josephine Peters,
Marion ir Wyman, Audrey Haskell Alice
Lawrence. Eleanor Moran. Katherine
Brown, Edith Hill. Stanley McCurdy,
Charles Towle. kiel Barnekov, John
Hichborn. Barton Cleaves, Frederick
| dali, Vincent Lathbury. Horton Flynt,
William Black, Charles Thornc, Carl
! Hurd.
Danee3o-Mania-Lillian Albert Ma
Barbara Frobergcr, Marcia Heath,
Esther Houston, Katherine Holway,
| Lora Pooler Dorothy Robinson. Con-
stance Randall Margaret Small, An
| tonettc Lacombc, Lucicnnc Tartre,
Ruth Robinson.
The Music
| The musica; numbers included.
ACT
Opening chorus. introducing THE
Advocate" Sheriff and chorus
Tennis" Flossie and Tennis Girls
|
'Kathleen.; ~ Jimmy
SHY Maids Ned and Girls
! "Arabella,"
Love Light" '''eii& Ned s'G ana 1F Flo esns
"Deduction," Lem. Arabclla and Hans
| Don't Forget, Kathleen
| Opening chorus, Introducing Dance
My Lady" Ned and Company
Dance Rural, Lem and Tcck
Childhood Dreams
Kathleen. Flossie and Riddles
danced Mania" Kathleen and Girls
Grahd flnale Entire Company
The Committees
The various committees for the
presentation of Kathleen" have been
untiring in their work to make it a
success. They were:
| General chairman-Corinnc H. Paine.
! Flnance-Caro l.. Hamlin. chairman
Constance Wade. Ethel Lessor. Mrs.
Percy V. Hill.
,n Gta I 4, Garside. chair
lFoN. Mrs; ". X. Pattangall, Miss
! Publicity-Ruth Henderson. chair
| man
program-Carrio Richards chair
man; Mrs. Kenneth Lee Ruth Lcavitt.
Mrs. Katherine Gray, Mrs. A. II. Stur-
] tevant, Mrs. Marion Wilcox
The young ladies who sold music
I during the evening were:
Lucy Judd, Mildred Smiley, Carrie
! richards. Adelaide Johnson. PHYLLIS
overlook, Gertrude Drake. Sadie Jor-
J dan, Grace BOocoCl. Lydia Brad
! street, Ethel Garside and Arlctta
! Snow.
The orchestral music was by eight
pieces with Miss Christine Carey at
( the piano and was admirable
! The Girls Club members arc very
| grateful to all who have assisted in
this production, particularly as thew
! have just lost the use Of their club
house, through fire. Tht costumes
ana stage scenery came from the
John 3. Roberts Producing Co. but
the furniture was from E,llinvood's
ana ID. w. Adams, the art decora-
| liohs used in publicity were by Mar
| lorie Ripley, tiIc accompanist at re-
! hearsals was Ida Slosbcrc. and Mrs,
Lovctt did artistic work in dressing
| the hair Of the cast
Those taking part in the entertain
| '''~''' CIV NS'' StIItl Gus WIN tlrlr
! praise Of J. Merle Ward. the reprc-
| sentative Of the Roberts Producing
| 20. VINO has drilled them in all the
| parts and srcncs. Mr. Ward appears
| boNish but he has q knowledge of his
business that has either taken Years
! or unusual ability to attain. Familiar
! with every part and every line of tho
comedy. he is able to depict aCYv
| characters words and action. He
! can sing. or DANCE, and can act. like
| a real actor. Full of enthusiasm. he
soon GOES away with the need Of
much urging for the amateurs gain
/ confidence and enthusiasm from him.
lie IS very popular with the cast and
deserves the success that came to the
play last evening
1t will be repeated tonight.
!