Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-26
FADS & FANCIES
MAKES A HIT

The AL Ringing theater was well
patronized Tuesday evening when
Baraboo folks attended to witness
"Fads and Fancies", a musical revue,
staged under the auspices iof the
BaraboO business women.
The revue was tumble of rollick-
ing musical comedy, in which all who
participated starred, each and every
one from the chorus girls to Karll
KARL, who was applauded vigorously
with his part
Scene one included a movie" scene
in which the director and camera
man are confronted with consider
able difficulty when intercepted by
many would be stars.
Cast in first scene:
The director, O. M. Lamar; camera
man, Walter Kier, heroine, Mrs. G.
Knight; hero, Charles Coughlin;
sheriff, Frank Terry; the aspirant,
Mary Mildred Long; ambitious moth
er, Doris Runge; daughter, Mildred
Warner; child, Karl KARL; movie
applicants, Clara Attridge, Fern
Hampton, Esther Brownell, Vida
Peck, Mrs. Herbert Grubb, Alice
Poison, Lucille Harris, Irene Under
koflhr, Margaret Coughlirh Mabdl
Potter, Armeta Peterson, Miss West,
Marie Kick, Helen Pearson, Lucille
Troy and Anna Johnson.
Song and dance, Around the Cor
ner," Mary Mildred Long and Walter
Kier.
Scene two, Charles Cough1in and
some Fads and Fancies, Mae Nc
Mahon, Eileen Sloniker, Mabel Thorn
as, Norma Lee, Genevieve Sarrington
and Ida Mae Farnsworth render a
delightful song and dance.
Scene three Japanese intermezzo.
Painted Fan, Mrs. Avis Gottschall
and Jap Fancies: Villa Barager, Dot
Slocum, Margaret Coughlin, Della
Yotti, Stella Isenberg and Gladys
AmundsOn.
Episode four, "I'm Nobody's Baby
Mildred Warner and Baby Vamps:
Ruby Paddock, Eleanor Mead, Eliza
Touton, Audrey Murphy and Karl
KARL.
George Apperson and William
Burke in a fortune telling scene
created much merriment next in or
der. "'Pollyanna' Martha Newman
and The Glad Girls: Merle Foner,
Lucille Troy, Armeta Peterson, Mil
dred Warner, Laura Carroll and Anna
Johnson, song and dance entertain
or.
The fifth scene is a one act comedy
drama in which plot begins and
ends. Three marriages take place in
this laughing success. Cast of char
acters: maid, Estelle Sayle: bride,
Juliet Lucht; mother, Mrs. H. M. Bo-
gard; groom, John Spreoher; best
quette; practical socialist, Elizabeth
Long; modiste, Mary Mildred Long;
detective, Frank Terry; bridesmaids,
Gladys Amundson, Della Yotti Stella
Isenberg, Margaret Coughlin, Dot Slo-
cum, Marie Flick and Helen Pearson.
"Up In the Clouds"-Juliet Lucht
and John Sprecher.
Listen To Me"-Elizabeth Long
and Carl Marquette.
Episode six-On an Arabian Bal
cony: Dance orientale-Martha} New
man, Della Yotti, Mildred Warner,
Armeta Peterson, Anna Johnson and
Merle Foner
"Kismet" -Maysel Evans.
Episode seven-An Old-fashioned
Bit-"Some Pretty Day''-Clifford La
Mar and the Mid-Victorian Misses:
Ruby Paddock, Eleanor Mead, Eliza
beth Schmidt, Alice Larkin, Elizabeth
TOuton and Audrey Murphy.
Episode eight-The harmony boys
George Apperson, Harry Tudor, Carl
Marquette in song and dance.
Scene nine-"In My Garden In
Holland" -Estella Sayle and Dutch
Fads: Eleanor Wettstein, Marietta
Kieffer, Dyrell Cahoon, Marguerite
Goude, Francis Jones, Helen Koppke,
Dorothy Rounds and Beatrice Stein.
Episode ten---Moment musical -
Helen and Hazel Rutland.
"Sir Galahads Sprecher,
William Burke and Walter Kier, com
edy song and dance.
Valse-Esther Brownell, Vida Peck
Lyndall Brownell, Lucille Harris,
Irene Underkofler, Margaret Cough
lin.
Those in charge of the production
include: director, Miss Madge McKin-
ley, committee chairmen, Mrs. w. H.
Baringer, Miss Maude True, Miss
Maude Archer and Miss Anita Palmer
Orchestra, the Rodwells.