Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-05
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF

the lower country. Mr.. Eanzler was
II the Colo. Supply Co. store a few
years ago.
The Misses Anna Seppa and Ivy
Austin Of Gunnison, spent the week
sud with friends, Misses Bertha and
Minnie Boyd
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jos GaIlowieh, accom-
panied BY her daughter. Mrs Martin
R.diSh, left for Denver on Wednesday
Of last week.
Mrs John Buchanan went TO Grnni-
son Tuesday, where she will visit with
her daughters, Mrs c. C. McWilliams
and Mrs. c. l. Braswen.
A very large crowd attended the
free show given by Jos. Faussone on
Monday night The Snyder Bros.
have taken possession Of the movie
business beginning May Ist, as Mr..
Fa1ssone Is leaving soon for Marble
The pupils Of the seventh and eighth
grades had {: very good time at the
party given In their honor Friday
night at the city hall. The evening
was spent IN dancing and playing
games Al ten O'Clock ice cream and
cake were served.
Union-Congregational Church
Sunday School, 10 O'Clock, Mrs.
Nash, Supt.
Preaching service IL. Sermon on
the subject: Broken Plans"
Anthem by choir: The Song of
Triumph"
Evening worship, 7:3o. Address
The Fayorite Son"
Special music, tenor and alto duet:
He Cares For Ne"
Your presence will add to the eff
fcctlveuess of our meeting.
J. CRAIG WATT, Minister.
The classes conducted here for the
ilrst time this year in Americanization,
completed their courses last week and
proved 10 be most interesting and
important branch of education. There
was an enrolment of about "a, mostly
Italians and Chcko-Slayonians. A
small percentage left town and drop
ped out before the course was COM
pleted, but very large number show
ed great interest and aptitude and
earned their studies thru to satisfac-
tory completion. Prof. Tinsley, who
conducted the class, has been highly
commended by the State Board of Ex-
aminers for his excellent work.
We met Mrs Mills on the street the
other day and deliberately proceeded
TO draw from. her all possible inforrna-
ton about her dramatic club that is
creating such stir in this community.
ne cluO has been given the name of
he Baseball Dramatic Club" since
there are exactly nine players in the
team and the season opens MAY 18th.
She stated that all the members were
working splendidly and never had she
directed a bunch of players more
promising than these. Our keenest
interest was aroused and the director
kindly consented TO put the reporter
in the privileged character class and
allow Us to attend rehearsal. After
that pleasant evening here are the
notes we made. The play goes under
the name, The Adventures of Grand
pa and is full of live, mirth-provok-
ing scenes from start TO finish.
Ducky Saunders Baker plays the
part of the maid from Copenhagen;
and she does it well. She has the
Norsk accent down so fine that one
would think she had grown up at Goph-
er Prairie, Minnesota, amongst the
Seandihoovians, with their wambat
coats.
Glad MAGELLAN Tinsley appears in
siie ioAe VI ciiei instructor IN the dane
ing academy, recently from Paris.
Her Interpretation of French charact-
erisncs IS very good indeed. The big
Irish policeman is completely bam.
booseled by her superb Frenchiness,
and even Grandpa loses his head over
her delicate charms and gets to cutting
up like kid
Peggy de Maistic opham re-incarn-
ates herself as wealthy lady (not
this springs hatch), whose early edu-
cation had been somewhat neglected.
Her vaulting ambition is to hook a
with a Duke, and she is a screaming
success.
Big Bill Griffith appears as an Of
ficer of the law and he fills the police
mans shoes well. When we heard
him, he forgot his lines to some ex-
tent, but then he was frustrated by
the near presence of the charming
French brunette, and any man would
De excused under the circumstances.
His friends say that this is the first
time Bill ever felt anything tug at
his heartstrings, and he will get over
IT. He has got the proportions and
the presence to play this part to q
nicely.
III space permitted we could charact-
erie each player, but suffice TO say
that everyone, without a single ex-
ception, takes his or her part exceed
ingly well.