New Britain herald., 1922-02-25
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 Man, q musical comedy with cas and chorus numbering l5o, will b presented at the Lyceum theater ol April l7. IS and l9. The parts whicl nave already been assigned are an nounced as follows: August ,Kleil Will have the part of Fudge, a par that has seven solo numbers. Mis- Mary Williams will take the part O Little Jack Horner. Miss Virginia stevens the part Of Mazie Bon Bon and Miss Hulda Johnson will hay, the soubrette role. Marjorie Daw charles Clements will have the role o simple simon, Lambert Lord, Wond rons Wise. and Raymond Watkin, Will have the comedy lead of the play taking the part of the Good Fairy othef parts will be assigned later.
 Mrs Alfred R. Morrill,. vice presj. dent of the Springfield Y. w. C. A.. and q member of the national finance committee of the national board spoke to the members of the local Y W, C. A. board and finance commit. tee on Tuesday. Mrs. Morrill,, who ,s
 
 before the various r. W. c. A. or ganizations of New England, ex. plained the budget for 1922 and the plan for raising it.
 The Amphion Dramatic club of the High school presented its second pro. ducfion of the year. "The Traitor. /" one-act drama, by Percival Wilde, on Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium. The sketch portrays an incident of the Boer war in South Africa dealing with military secrets. treason, court -martias and punish ments.
 The cast was we'll chosen and the parts ably taken by it's members Dwight B. Latham played the part Of Lieut.. Edwards: Mervin McCutc,l con that of Col Anstruther; Paul Lucas played Major MacLauren: Richard House played Capt. Will loughby; Lester schaefer, Capt Bates and Albert White, Capt. Parker.
 The club members are planning to givestheir big play of the season early in May and they will soon start re- hearsals for this production for which "A Pair of Sixes," g three act comedy, has been chosen,
 Mrs. N. Demore of New Haven is the guest of her sisters Mrs. John Erwin of Erwin Place.
 Mrs. Louis Tryon has returned to her home in Claremont, N H.. after having spent the past week with her parents MT. and Mrs, William Mon tague of Lincoln street
 The regular weekly meeting of the Current Events club was held at the home of Mrs. c. F. Stanley of Forrest street on Friday afternoon, Follow ing the meeting Mrs. Stanley served tea to her guests.
 Mrs. Carlisle Baldwin of Forrest street is in New York city visiting her daughter Miss Marjorie Baldwin who is student at the New York school of Physical Training. Mrs. J. Fred Van Often of Buell. street formerly of Meriden entertained the members of her Meriden bridge club on Tuesday afternoon at lunch con bridge. The Parents and Teachers associa. ton of the Central Junior High school met Thursday evening and enjoyed an unusual entertainment and patriotic exercise It is thought that the pro- gram will be repeated some time in the near future. The evenings pro- gram was as follows:
 Program. Orchestra. selection by the school orchestra.
 Patriotic reading by Mortimer Covert Chorus, Dixie by Sth Grade pupils. Dramatic reading by Florence Joseph Vocal solo. by Martha Ernest. Quintet. The Elf Man" by Sth Grade Boys.
 One act play entitled Every Girl" by 7th Grade girls.
 Orchestra selection by the school or chestra,
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