South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21
Many Arrests Expected as Federal Official Visits City
Opera, Presented
By School Clubs,
Is Well Received
Large Audience Enjoys The
Chimes of Normandy as
Offered by Glee Clubs.

The Girls and Boys Glee clubs OF
the South Bend High school were ex-
tremely fortunate in choosing Plan
qJette's THE Chimes OF Normandy
5or their production this year Last
night an audience which filled the
High School auditorium TO capacity
showed by its applause that the en-
tertainment was presented with a
snootheness and professionalism
that was enjoyable.
The story Of The Chimes Of Nor
mandy is familiar TO eeryone as is
ts delightful music. The cast chosen
by Miss Ellie Harmon, director Of
music in the local schools. was well
adapted 10 the various parts and all
the members had good speaking and
singing voices.
Miss GlendOra Judson as Germaine
was exceptionally well fitted to her
part, which she played i'm "A charm
ing manner. Miss Judson has a
voice which seemed perfectly adapt
I'd to the many songs which she was
called upon 10 sing.
Ducts Well Received.
James T. Cover as Jean Greni-
chesux, revealed a tenor voice Of no
mean qualities. His duets with Miss
Judson were especially well received.
Marjorie Blake, as Serpolette, A.
b. Williamson, as Henri, Godfrey
Miller as BailH. and Frederick
Buechner as Gaspard the Miser,
played their parts with grace and
understanding. This was especially
true of Mr.. Buechner.
Following is the cast Of characters:
Serpolette. the -for-nothing
Marjorie Blake; Germaine. the lost
Marchioness. Miss Glendora JudsOn;
Gertrude, Jeanne, Magnetic, Suzanne,
village maidens. Edna Thielens, Ruth
Yerrick, Virginia Guthrie, Anna
Christman: Henri, Marquis Of COrne-
vile, a. b. Williamson; Jean Gren-
iChieux. a fisherman. James T. Cover;
Caspard. a miser. Frederick Buech-
ner. The Baiui. Godfrey Miller; No
tary. Byerley Foster Registrar, Rus
sell Fisher: Assessor, Charles Nike
sell.
Girls and boys singing in the
chorus scenes were:
Girls - Ruth Anderson, Harriet
Wiser. Anita Jackson, Thelma Hick-
man. Mary Calvert. Glaeda Inks.
Mildred Burgess, Ruth Turner. Ger
aidine McPheeters. Kenny Miller,
Edith Hill, Betty Saline, Irene Clark.
Cathryn Day. Elizabeth Maus, Ma
rian Mnlhouse. Laura Wagner and
Dorothy HollOwell.
Boys - Frank Hopkins, Albert
Schloerke. Benjamin Edner. Paul
KJernm. Everett Michael. Evert En-
terline, Edward Lipetska, Gerald
Carl Rensberger, Roy Puck
EFT. Vernon Cunningham, Ronald
Cox. Fred Entzain, Perkins Bailey,
Arthur Richards, Walter HOFFMAN,
Harold Bourbon. Claude Sith and
Joe Wilson.
The following committees were IN
charge of arrangements:
Publicity, J. V. Masters, Lavone
NcReynolds. Marie Warwick. Daniel
Kelly. Georgia Bartlett, Eleanor Me-
bane. Arden McCurdy. Franklin Hop
kins. Edmund DeClercq, David Min
kow: Tickets. ID. o. Miller. Bertelle
Hndelang. Elizabeth Matheny, Paul
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Mflhouse. Mary Calvert, Edith Gill
man. Esther Stackman; properties,
Mabel Taylor. Z. l.. Stewart Anna
Christman. Betty Saline, Franklin
Hopkins. Elizabeth Maus; costumes,
Clara Claussen, Fern Sprague. Ida
Foster. Majorie WEIGH. Bett Saline,
Florence Irwin, Marie Kopf, Thelma
Hickman, Myrtle Brown, Genevieye
Hopkins. w. c. Westfall; stage. Mir
Jam Dunbar. Olive White, Pauline
Cufllan. Claude Bush, Katherine
Campbell, dances taught by Doris
Bishop. director Of physical culture
for girls; crew. Paul Grippe, Nelson
Lynch. Milburn Sartin ROLAND
F-reps. Kenneth Wolfe; accompanies
Nathlda Christman, Rose Sattler.