The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
Seventh Resumes
7heatricaIS With
a Musical Play
Get In STEP Their First Pro-
duction Since the War,
Makes q Hit.

For the first time since 1917. wher
war put an end to their theatrical en-.
terprises. the Seventh Regiment (107th
Infantry last night resumed dramatic
entertainment in the form of a musical
comedy entitled Get in Step" at the
repeated tonight and the engagement
will close with two performances to-
morrow, including a matinee. Members
of the regiment had the assistance OF
talented amateurs among their girl
friends in the feminine roles. The music
which is deserving of praise. was writ
ten by Mr.. George Tompkins, and Mr.,
William A. Hanft OF l. Company is
responsible for the book and lyrics. The
entire production was staged under the
direction of Mr.. George Vivian and
was given for the general fund OF the
regiment
Get in STEP" presented in three acts
portrays che unsuccessful and amusing
attempts OF Leut.-Col. Jeremiah Qutncs
(Mr. William A. Restle) to win the hand
OF Gilmore Miss Florence Aitken). He
is greatly assisted in his conquest by
the sentimental Mrs. Frdncinc Tribb les
Miss Edith Fl. Thompson). mother
of Elinore-not enough. however. to
overcome the love OF Gilmore for
Jimmie (Mr. Philip Mott Ober). so they
decide to elope. only to be captured by
the vengeful Colonel, who places Jimmie
in the guardhouse.
sweethearts are finally united. leaving
the Colonel with the only way out in
marrying the mother. which he does.
Miss Athens song, Garden Of Love.
in the first act was. one of the high
lights of the performance and she had
to sing several encores. R0stus (Mr. AL
III. Van Zandt) and Nanny (Mr. Jo-
seph McNally) won applause with a
catchy song and dance entitled "Come
on. Let's Col" A pantomime repre-
senting several negroes in a poker game
was also very we'll done. Miss Virginia
kincaid and Mr.. Sydney Tompkons did
tango combination which was warmly
applauded.
Other members of the cast included
Miss Mona Quilliam as Gladys, Mr.. Theo-
dore L. Berkely as Dave, Miss Jane
Warren as Mildred, Mr.. Michael Nc
Bride as Sonny, Miss Bess Lane as
Helen, Mr.. Victor VI. Onet as BHlD
Palmer, Miss Katherine Harris as Grace
Mr.. Frank p. Poey as Scottie, Miss Angel
ftdrniii as JEANNE MT. 1cTATu 81. VI
Walker as TomD,ie, Miss Adele Entz as
Bobeffe. Mr.. Charles F. Schielle as Eddie
Mr.. Frederick Hunter as a suffering
sentry, Miss Dolores Blair. who did a
very pretty toe dance. and Mr.. T. A.
Manahan. who did an eccentric dance.
The chorus girls included the Misses
Dorothea Dolin. Isabelle Reeder. Cecelie
Martin. May Ross. Dorothy Drews, Olga
Jacobson. Katherine Paviick. Lucille Car
penter. Helen Hankinson. Eileen Muir
ray. Charlotte Seidler. Honey Cooper
Lillian Burrows. Grace Marigola. Mar.
garet Davis. Emily Luhan. Betty Luhan
Betty McCue, Helen d'Aubigne, Mar
garet Carr and Alice Farriss.
The chorus. which sang with fine eff.
feet. included Messrs. L. f. Poggenberd
v. T.. Pyles. J. Kuser, S. Il Tompkins
r.. A. Marshall. J. J. v. Fleming. J. c
Murphy. r. @. Carson. w. l.. Bell. r
Ross. L. Roeser. w. A. Carson. s. III
Butler. Jr., Fred c. Hubert and JOSEPH
Mccormack.
In the audience were Col. Wade II
Hayes. Mr.. Gsorge Tompkins. Major II.
NJ. Fromint. Major Ralph Buell.. Capt
r. l.. Tobin. Major @. b. Daniel, Capt
A. De II. link. Mr.. r. S. Homer. MaJol
Thomas weswall and Mr.. William Hanft