The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-03-08

The general committee of the Wheel
club was III. III. HARDWOOD. chairman, W.
Fl. Richardson. Alvin BOman. ii: Z;
Rice, j. l.. Stewart, f. \. Stockwell and
l.. X. Barber.
The theme of the play is this: Trans
fixed before the Maharaj ah's Temple OF
Buddha in Rasputim. when the piece
opens is a notorious fakir of Hunga, by
the name of Katcha-Koo. He can do in
credible StuntS-like all East Indian
fakirs-and Katcha-K speciality is
standing for weeks perfectly immovable
without taking food. He always. selects
some inappropriate and Objectionable spot
so as to annoy and irritate his victim and
the people generally. Now he has chosen
the Maharajah of Hunga as his present
victim and has placed himself directly In
front of the great Buddha image. Sup
plications and offerings of rich food or
gems do not move him until he IS ready to
move. Natives only Supplicate or present
offerings. for they are afraid TO make
threats, as they all dread the takir $
curses.
Even the powerful Maharajah himself
dare not lay hands on Katcha-koo, though
he has offered an immense reward to any
one who can remove the fakir 1t re-
mains for two ingenious Americans to ne
gotiate the job. Through the widow of a
wizard they secure a magical astral SUIT
I of clothes, the last of its kind. Each sep
i
of the original owner. The trousers,
Frenchman's full of politeness and desire
to dance il; the shirt, a yagabondS, making
one carefree and happy: the vest, an
Italians, full of love and airs; and the
coat an Americans, full of life and pep.
This magical composite garment they
succeeded in getting on to katcha-koo.
whose career then begins. His subsequent
actions are dominated by the trousers of
| the Frenchman; the shirt of the yaga-
| bond the vest of the Italian; and the
coat of the American. The many cOmpli-
cations and situations that arise develop
( ing upon his episode form the fascinating
and interesting story of the play.
! The chaperones of the play were Mrs.
| Martin Austin, Mrs. Annie Greene, Mrs.
! Arnold Pellet, Mrs. Carleton u. Shorey.
Mrs. Louis /. Allen, Mrs. l.. Guy Tasker,
Mrs. William ii. Richardson, Mrs. Lucy
Lazell
| Those taking part in addition to the
cast included the following
/ Priests and Slayes-Allan Colt, Uric
Rolin, Ernest Johnson, Maurice Pierce,
/, Charles Leonard. Alvin Boman, Clarence
Pierce, Theodore Bellu. Harry Anderson.
Lowell Wychoff, Lawrence Copeland,
Clayton Barnard. Lindc Kali. jr., Cecil
Farr, Harold DcyO.
Oriental LadieS-Doris Madden, Marcia
Rose. Edith Nelson, Marjorie Huntington.
Gladys Porter, Leona Williams. Beatrice
Williams, Florence Baldwin. Marguerite
/ Haus, Anna Fleming. Margaret Morse,
Ruth Bigelow, Margaret Frost, Anna
! BorkowSki. Anna pokischak Dorothy
Piper, Elsie Peddrick. Mildred Greenwood.
/ Veil DancerS-Soloist, Evelyn Fisher
Ruth Dcffner, Alice Boyce, Ruth FiliOn.
Marie Long, Elsie Geiger, Mary Rugg,
Mildred Mann, Harriet Murrah, Ruth
Sanderson, Dorcas Crumpler, Elsie Dan
yew, Anna Gisscn, Harriet Howe, Flor
- -. l.,
/ Eyalien Winchester.
Polo Group-Ruth Deffner, Elsie
/ Geiger, Marie Long, Elsie Danyew, Har-
rett AIurrah, Harriet Howe, Florence
McGarrigle, Alice BOyce, Francis Har-
wood. Jack Vanderveer. Lester Haywood
S Sssl Fs rGsd a9EoI2 pss yGPp Lyons
Aud Lang Syne Group-Ruth Filion,
Mildred Mann, Mary Rugg. Anna Gisseu,
LcOna Barker. Harriet Murrah Mar
jorie Huntington. Margaret Frost. Doris
Madden. Ruth Defner. Marcia Rose
Edith Nelson, Gladys Porter, Harriet
Howe, Christine McGarrigle, Leona Will
liams
Carnival of Nations.
Yankee Dixies-Hazel Richardson
= Thelma Field, Dorothy Brooks, Naomi
Clegg, Wiuona HARDWOOD. Eva Benson
Sadie Underwood, Bessie O'Connor, Ruth
Kali. Stella Reed, Pauline Remington
Leonia Moon. Rowena Barrett
= English Jackies-Beora Barker. Mar
garet Frost, Doris Madden, Edith Nelson
Leora Williams, Marjorie Huntington
, Ruth Filion. Ruth Deffner, Mildred Mann
Mary Rugg, Gladys Porter, Harriet
Howe, Harriet Murrah. Christine Me
Garrigle, Anna Gissen, Marcia Rose
; Italians-Alargaret Stockwell, Heller
Dorr. Phyllis Allen. Helen Laplant. Mar
tina Holland, Elizabeth Streetcr, Mildred
Bennett, Alice Stacey, Mary Bailey
Katharine Moshcr.
Dutch Group-Anna Kali. Ruth Davis
Hazel Parkhurst, Elizabeth Cooke, Editl
Lee. Leona Soper, Emma Robbins.
Chinese-ElSie Peddrick. Elizabeth
Pratt, Julia Graves. Elizabeth Salisbury
Villa Jackman, Evelyn Burgin, Elizabetl
Hamilton, Dorothy Piper.
, French-Ellen Bennett. Isabelle Nor
ton, Eva Cook, Mildred Atkins, Alc
Grover. Lillian Reome, Lilly Barcomb
Charlotte Taylor, Belle Adams. Kathleen
, Knight, Dorothy Clapp. Bernice Adams.
:. Belgians-Eva Cloutier, Ethel Dun
ham. Doris Amato Greta Boardman, Loi
,, Niece, Ethel Robbins, Anna POllica
Laura Jarvis, Jennie AugustsOn, Mar
! guerite Morse, Gladys Foster, DARRELL
: Martcl.
a. COlumhians-Uncle Sam, Evelyn Gray
: Frances Cummings, Jeanette AIorrisseat
Evelyn Nj. Fisher, Annita Morriseat
: Celia Jusccn, Gladys Barbatti. Arlee
: Brooks, Remona Cutting, Ellen Burklun,
h Burrill Carney, Helen Lee. Josephin
i Lee, Elsie Kosky, Helen Wojchick Louis
Allen, Milly Amato, Gladys Taylor. Ellie
:, Grover. Stella Ingalls,. Katharine Reom'
Y Mary pollica, Lilly Baker, Marjorie Parh
s hurst, Helen WILDER. Doris BoardmaI
Il Ruth Farnsworth. Edith Cook, Louis
i Pier, Norma Stafford. Marion Graves
: Mary Woichick