Putnam patriot., 1922-03-24
PUPILS AS ACTORS
 GIVE FARCE COMEDY
TourtelIotte Memorial High School Students Entertain
 Large Audience
Musical Numbers on Program Prove
 Pleasant Features of Evening

Students of G0urfelioE4e MemoHiaA High school appeared before the foot lights in the school hall at North Gros= venordale last evening tThurs3ayl and presented another of their we'll enacted farce comedies. the vehicle of their success this time being The Maid and the Middy." \ big crowd was in attendance, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed the histrionie ef- forts of the young people, as well as the numerous musical numbers they gave with excellence.
 The comedy was staged under the direction of Miss Marguerite Burns, and the art decorations were by Miss Emile Gerdes, while the stage direct or was Arthur Gould. The cast of characters included the following Billy. the Middy Edward Grenier Dawson. a retired farmer. Leon Baker The Count, a Spanish gentleman
 Felix Grenier Evans, master of ceremonies
 James kenney Fitz, of the house committee
 Frederick Bernklow Captain Dasher, in command If the "Dreaduaught'
 Putnam Livingston Founder. champion oarsman
 Charles Baker Simpson. "The Great Unknown"
 Raymond Johnson Attendant. of L. E. C. Ernest Grenada Valerie Vane. the maid Evelyn Reyes Mrs Gaily, an attractive widow
 Emma chubbuek Yvonnette Helen Kimball Alice Mildred Swart Maud Ethel Johnson Phillis Marion Erickson Anita, the mysterious cause ef the trouble \ parrot
 Friends of Valerie
 Musical numbers. other than those by the large chorus. were given as fol. lows. "A Gay Sea Dog Putnam Livingston: Summer. Mis- Emma Chubbuek: "Dance of the Summer Hours" Miss Helen Kimhail. Blow Winds, Blow" Miss Evelyn kies 7af Edward Grenier; "Teo=Ea-lua=rH. Leon Baker. Looking Fer Grim. inal.n James Kenney aad freleries Bernklow: Row. Little Girls. Mis- Evelyn Kies: When the Manzanits Blooms Again Miss Kiesi "Home ward Bound" Miss Kies and Etwar Grenier: "Fairyland" Miss Milire sward fairies and elves; "Children o inc Snowflake Daaes." l" Miss HeleI Kimball; "Glew Worm" Miss Mar guerite C. Burns.
 Members of the High School orches tra rendered a selected program a well as the musical numbers ef th' play. the orchestra being made up ot the following:
 Vivien Newton, piano; E lward Gre nier violin: Carl Vinton. violin; Put nam Livingston. mandolin; Charlie Baker, cornet; Felix Grenier, drums
 Others Who Took Par,
 The following others took part 1T the entertainment
 The Maids Marion Bowen, Marior Erickson. Ethel Johnson, Clara Math ewson. Rose Nieyiedzal, Mildre, swara, Pauline Sandstrom, Henrietta Senay
 The Middies: Raymond Cutter, Lu cien Codorre. Stanley Dartt, Harrl Enc. Wilfred Duquette. Stanley Lev ellie. James Ryan, Truman Robbins Stuart Swanson. Robert Cassells, Vii liam Joslin.
 Children of the Snow: Olive Baker Ruth Desaulniers, Margaretta Hains worth, Laura Hebert Emma Kristek Anita Peloquin.
 Liberty Battalion: Signe Almquist Irene Bellerose. Eugenia Budzynkie wicz. Ruth Corttis, Mary Demeter Ursula Groth. Dorothy Kurzman, Der nice Welch, Anna Scotehless.
 Fairies: Mildred Gaboury. Teresi O'Brien. Myrtle Luther. Gladys Bous quet, Mary Rabuski, Ethel Parks, Ar thur Racine, Curt Seastrand. Fred Ra cine. Myron Dane, Stanley Duda Edward Willett
 lC0IE CHR NAMES