Morris tribune., 1922-09-22
sKateha-Koo" Rich in Talent

Oriental-American musical comedy to
be presented at the Orpheum on the
dates of September "a and rs, are
being held every afternoon and even
ing. Some of the best musical and
dramatic talent of this city has been
selected for the production. The
leading role, -Katcha-Koo will be
played by Sheridan Flaherty. Mrs.
Louis Vinje as Solejah is one of the
best dramatic roles in the play while
Mrs. Max Harris as Mrs. Chattie-
Gaddin takes a very prominent part,
The beautiful soprano voice of Mrs
E. P. Boyle will be heard in the lead
ing feminine role Of Dolly.
The groups of dancers and the
Chorus girls are doing exceptionally
we'll in their parts.
'Katcha-Koo" is filled with mystic
atmosphere Of the Orient. Turkish
trousers, wells and jewelry will be
much in evidence in the costuming
while special scenery will add greatly
to the play.
The production is given under the
auspices of the Missionary Associa-
ton of Catholic Women, receipts be-
ing used to carry on the work of
that worthy organization.
A matinee will be given Sunday
afternoon. Reservations for Sunday
night performance may be made Fri
day and Saturday. Tickets may be
reserved for Monday night on Sun
day and Monday at Krueger's drug
Store
The cast: 49,
Katcha-Koo, Falir, Sheridan
FIaherty.
Maharajah of Hunga, Ed. Sherven.
Dick Horton, Peter Connaughton.
Harry Bradstone, Max McGraw.
Mrs. Chattie Gaddin, Mrs. Max
Harris.
Dolly, her daughter, Mrs: E. P.
Boyle.
Prudence, another daughter. Mar
ion Larson. = .
solejah, widow Of asswizard, Mrs;
Louis Vinje. Z & ~ 49, ~
Urbanah, high Priestess, Mrs. Ed,
Carney. T
Body pah, a slayesAlexs Romstad!s
Chin Chin Too, Chinese wife, Flea.
nor Wiench. - ~ =, =
Brazilitata, Brazil wife, Helen Kohl.
Patsy Kildare, Irish wife, Cecilia
Noonan. g. r. -
La. Belle Elysee, French wife, Eliz-
abeth Ernst.
Priests-F. A. Knowles, E. Zeches,
c. O'Connell, F. McCanney.
Slaves-F. Stenger, H. McCluskey,
Ivan Foot, James Ryan.
Oriental Ladies-Mrs. Wm.>Brandt,
Florence Ortman, Mys. De Gonda,
Florence Hughs, Leonora Eystad, FL
oror Dushek, Mrs. Phil. johnson, Mrs.
F. A. Knowles, Gertrude Ernst, La
vern Kerwin, Helen Stenger, Eva
ChapaIinski.
Polo Dancers-Henry Watzke, Geo.
Ables, Arthur Splitstoser, Bill Lawler,
Chester Stoneberg, John Nugent,
Lauretta Barnd, Helen Watzke, Pearl
Lund, Ida Behl, Freda Baumgartner,
Hazel Smith
Veil Dancers-Vivian Flatner, (solo
dancer) Ella Kerwin, Concordia
Walz, Tavern Kerwin, Elizabeth Kohl,
Eva Chaplinski, Zebra Maloney, Dor
othy Scobey, Gertrude Ernst.
Aud Lang Syne Dancers-Ethel
Hughes, Charlotte Dushek, Myrtle
CARNEY, Evelyn Stoneberg, Mary Sui
Ivan, Anna Marie Gaffney, Buster
Hall, Margaret Nugent.
Yankee Dixies-Dorothy Loeffer,
Mildred LAWYER, Dorothy CARNEY,
Mary Van Kampen, Dolores Kerwin,
Mary Hanlon, Marguerite McDaniels,
Madeline Henle, Flavian Micklish,
Charlotte O'Connell, Genevieve Rud-
nicki, Noreen Perkins.
Robert Pomeroy as Uncle Sam
with Armilla Loher and Gilmore Lud-
enia as attendants and Mrs. WIN.
Brandt as America.
Dutch Dancers-Bernadine Heisler,
Ellen Gafney, Helen Hughes, Gather
inc Porten, Angela Kamp, Selma
Caire, Helen Pomeroy, Margaret CAT
fney.
Italian Dancers-Pearl Leninger,
Margaret Smith, Evelyn Calvin, Am
ella Sullivan, Mary Lawler, Mildred
Gaffney, Lucille Kerwin, Hildegarde
Paradise, Philomenia Sullivan.
English Jackies-Elinor Jost, En-
ma Lonergan, Theresa Sullivan, Alice
Treinen, Lenore Buckley, Augusta
Klug, Alice Ludenia, Celia Chaplin
ski. - 7rWRl
Chinese Dancers Margaret Luden-
la, Elizabeth Ritter, lone Nc Roberts,
Rose Hilla, Margaret Ritter, Margar-
ct Splitstoser.