The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-11
MUSICAL PLAY
TO Be STAGED
American Legion Production,
Chen Cnaud, Opens Thursday
Night at High School.
MEMBERS or THE CAST

The big musical Revue, Chen
Chaud, for which the American Legion
has been preparing for several weeks,
will open at the High School Auditori-
UNI on Thursday evening for a three
night run. This play is full of snap
and vigor from start to finish and the
costuming is such that will surprise
those who attend the performances.
Under the direction of G. William
Enderlin, assisted by Orville Morris,
the production has been brought to a,
high state of efficiency and each actor
has been coached until it is a finished
product equal to many of the produc-
lions of 1.-The Great White Way"
Tickets are now on sale at the Hos
bach store, North Main street. Red
tickets are good for Thursday night,
white tickets are good for Friday
night and blue tickets are good for
Saturday night.
The cast for the show is as follows:
Polly Primrose, Mary Ortendahl.
Harry Hallreom, Norman Jester.
lam Goner, Laura Dougherty.
Dolly Gray, Elizabeth Toner.
Tommy Keene, Delbert Adams.
Margie Wilson, Jessie Ragan.
Nj. Primrose, William Payne.
Diana Brown, Gene Myers.
Marie, Jeane Eckmen.
Dominick, Anthony Corio.
Willie, Frederick Thompson.
Izzy, Edwin York.
Nose, John Brewer.
The Parson, Joseph Conway.
Cuthbert Cashbond, G. VIM. Enderlin
Girls-Edith Baker, Esther Endeflin,
Eleanor Wright, Thelma Jester, Mary
Toner, Dot Brown, Ann Betterton.
Boys-Ray Ortendahl, Howard My
ers, Elmer Truitt, Charles Beauthais,
Harry Davidson.
ACT 1.
Scene-A Playroom.
Notwithstanding.
Time-Past, Present, Future.
Opening Chorus-"Tell Me Who"
Song-"Mud Pie Days.
The Girl, G. Myers; The Boy, D.
Adams; Kids, NJ. Toner, A. Betterton,
E. Toner, H. Davidson, j.. Conway, G..
Beauthais.
Attempted Blackmail.
The Blackmailers A. Corio and w.
Enderlin; Mr.. Primrose, w. Payne;
Nose, J.. Brewer; Song, "A Rose in the
BUD, Laura Dougherty.
Five Brave Men.
First Brave, w. Enderlin; Second
Brave, E. York; Third Brave, j. Brow
er; Fourth Brave, F. Thompson; Fifth
Brave, A. Corio; Bad Bill, w. Payne;
Ina Hurry, C. Beauthais.
Song, For the Sake of Aud Lang
Syne'.
The Girl, Jessie Raglan; The Man,
Norman Jester; Maids, E. Wright, E.
Enderlin, E. Baker, T. Jester, j. Eek
men, D. Brown.
The Prohibition Agent.
The Agent, w. Enderlin; The Man,
N. Jester. Song, Elmer Truitt.
ACT II.
Scene-A Store.
Place-In Town.
Opening, Nov We Must Say Good
Bye
Danse. Miss Ballet, Edna Lavigna;
Miss Frisco, Hazel Rogers.
Morris Jazz Band. A Musician, E.
York; Another, A. Corio; Another, j.
Brewer; Another, w. Enderlin; Ano-
Their, F. Thompson. Song, You Gotta
See Your Mamma, Laura Dougherty
and Chorus.
The Purse Miss. A Girl, NJ. Toner;
Another, A. Betterton; Another, E..
Toner; Another, D. Brown; The Eel
low, j. Conway; Izzy, E.. York; Willie,
F. Thompson; Dominick, A. Corio;
Nose, J.. Brewer; Mysterious Lady,
w. Payne.
Song, A Dream, Norman Jester.
The Bootlegger's Bride.
Polly, the Bride, Mary Ortendahl;
Mr.. Primrose, her Father, W. Payne;
Harry, her Lover, NJ. Jester; Cuthbert,
the Bootlegger, w. Enderlin; The
Parson, All Ready, ]. Conway; Marie,
the Maid, J. Eckman; Nose, the But
Ter, ]. Brewer; Dolly, a Guest, E. Ton
err; Molly, a Guest, A. Betterton; May,
a Guest, NJ. Toner; Gay, a Guest,
Laura Dougherty; Will, a Guest, H.
Myers; Tom, a Guest, R. Ortendahl;
Dick, a Guest, c. Beauthais; Jim, a
Guest, E. Adams.
Song, "a Kiss in the Dark, Polly
and Harry.
Finale, Goodbye Everybody.
RIBIE CLASS MEETING.