The log cabin Democrat., 1921-02-23
KATCHA-kOO' HAS CAST OF l25 HIGHLY TRAINED LegiOn's First Show to be Elaborate and Well Staged-Catchy
 Songs Featured.

CGIUOHl II ever mas an entertainment venture been accorded the interest which has attended "Katcha-Koo" in it's preparation under auspices of the American Legion, and indications are that two capacity houses will greet the show at Hauber's Grand theatre On account of the regard in which the legion is held as the organization of and for world war veterans, the public has responded literally in sup porting the show prior to it's presen- tation. Merchants here have been ex- tremely liberal in taking advertising space, in giving their newspaper ad- Vertising space for the benefit of the show, while individuals have gladly come to the help of the legion in making up the cast.
 Capable direction has been given the show by Miss Nora Robinson, representing the John B. Rogers Pro- ducing Company, and it's artistic sue cess is largely her work. Officers and members of the post here and numreous friends have labored faith fully with the players to make the two nights a big success.
 Given in the order of their appear ance, the characters in "Katcha- -Koo" are as follows: Solejah, widow of wizard, Vida Adams; Urbanah, a priestess of the temple, Lois Van Dusen; Dick Harton, collector of antiques, Roy Rogers; Harry Brad stone, a collector of adventure, George an Eaast Indian Romeo, William Van Valkenburgh; Boodypah, slave, Fred Scott. Wives of the Maharajah, Chin Chin Foo, Willard Reynolds; Braz- illiatata, Virginia Rowland; Patsy Kildare, Helen Nethery; La Belle Elyysee, Dora Ligon. KatchaKo a holy ffkir, Keith L. Holloway; Mrs. Chattie Gladden., an American widow, Mrs. William Van Valkenburgh. Daughters of Mrs. Chattie Galden, Dolly, Mabel Thompson, Prudence, Doris Owen.
 Veil Dancers-Abelle Herring, Hat tie Belle Stuart, Mary Godfrey An nie Keys, Gussie Stuart, Kirby Lee Smith, Mildred Emerson, Ruth Estes. Solo dancer, Mary Louise Thompson
 Polo Group-Gus Allison, Mary Love Doyle, Hardin Stark, Genevieve Huddleston, Shappard Hammer, Mig non Newborn, Lowell Thompson, Vera Graham, Henry Whiddon, Mildred King, Gladys Brady.
 Oriental Ladies-Mary Love Doyle, Genevieve Huddleston, Mignon New bern, Vera Graham, Mildred King, Gladys Brady, Faye Teas and Flora Camp.
 Priests-Troy Hill, Harley Weath- erly, Roscoe Cox and Walter Il. Bumpers.
 Auld Lang Syne Group-Loma Bales, Peggy Scott, Laura Goad, Juanita White, Lucille Bangs, Jose phine Scott, Ruth White and Antonio Wylie.
 Yankee Dixie Group-Katherine Davis, Ruth Martin, Hazel Womack, Sarah Freeman, Mildred Mosley, Evelyn DeShong, Mary Jennings and Grace Harvey.
 English Jackies Atkins, lzen Gray. Exine Benefield and Maurlne Bishop. Italians-Alleen Richmond, Lillian Robins, Helen Terry, Clyda- belle Loeb, Emily Robins and Clara Mae Markham. Chinese--Mary Muse, Anna Belle Johnson, Lucy Jane Bran non, Agnes Adams, Mamie Lea and Ruth Carter. Dutch-Floy Thomas, Anna Lou Owen, Ruth Williams and Ruth Jennings French-1rene Led better, Mary Collier, Leone Higgins and Mabel Southerland. Belgians- Mary Louise Kempner, Estella Ma jor, Johnnie Cureton, Bernice Major, Elizabeth Harrod and Julia Camp.
 Sammie-Uncle Sam, Master Dick Ligon, Tennie Belle Jennings, Eliza beth Baker, Sarah Krieger, Ola Belle Hendrickson, Elizbeth Woodruff Mil dred Conway, Mary Roberts, Orine Pearl Erbacher, Doris Couch, Helen Witt, Monteen Nixon, Lorena White, Ethle Montain, Iva Fiddler, Prebbie Brady, Clara L. Firestone, Emma Gene Surratt, Mildred Linn, Doris Berry, Emma Lee erry, Elna Mae Purifoy, and Lorine Brown.
 The song numbers in the two acts of the show will be as follows; First Act-Opening ensemble; "I'm Waiting Yet" MT Van Valkenburgh and chorus; Invocation to "Katcha- Koo,' , ensemble; Its the Clothes that Makes the Man." MT. Holloway and chorus; "Tell My Why you Love Me-" Mr Rogers and Miss Thompson; Divertise- ment Oriental; That What They Taught Me to De-" Miss Thompson and Miss Owen. Second Act-Polc dance, by the rolo group; "If Things were Only Different,' MT. Rogers Mr. Newborn, Miss Adams and Miss Van Dusen; "When I Went to Schoo with You" Miss Thompson, Mir. Rog CTS and Auld Lang Syne group; "Girls Will be Girls Katcha-Koo (Mr. Hol