The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-12-12

Strutz. Jeanne Setser, Grace Livdahl,
Audrey Roher, Victoria Dunn.
AVIATION-Myrta Halliday, Ruth
Halverson, Edna Halverson, Joy Ell
lingson, Ruth Staley, Lillian Sunder-
land Anna Marie Manning, Mildred
Boyd, Celia Hagen, Marjorie Bolton,
Alberta Carni, Esther Nelson, Ruth
Wynkoop, Gayle Hawk, Mabel Breen,
Ruth Anderson, Mary Cram, Myrtle
Freeburg, Dorothy Huber, Donald
Jones, =. NJ. Webb, Carl Munson, Ed.
Scott, Art Nathan, B. c. Ruppelius,
John Mussoelf, d. A. Baertsch, Wal
ter Sather, Henry Jones, Cyril Grace,
Forrest Skinner, Angelo Holta,
George Kilmer.
HARLEQUINS - Ruth Rawlings,
Louise Berndt, Jessie Mcdonald, Au-
drey Flow, Gracela Munger, Louise
Keller, Helen Andrist, Jane By1ne,
Annie Katz, Dorothy Keller, Gwen
; dolyn Jensen, Shirley Penner
DRUM CORPS-Arline Schroeder.
Thelma Hassell Emma Kuhn, Gwen
dolyn Pilmoor, Dency Dickinson,
Claire Koffer, Betty dollhouse, Ber-
nice Joslin, Marian Sanders, Luverne
Busch, Rose Davis, Annie Anderson,
Audrea Mcdonald. Glenna Thompson,
Edna Zvorist, .Araeth Gussner.
TICKLE TOE-Irma Logan, Helen
Collins, Esther Staley, Leota Hen
dersho oft, Mae Walker, Carol Mcclure,
Iva Palmer, Marian Lesher, Mary
Parsons, Agnes Parsons, Edgar Scott,
Lee Scroggins, Edgar Housero Rich
ard Hall, NJ. ID. Avery, Everett La
France, Henry Jones, Tony Flamer,
Ralph Trick, Lyle Thayer
Finale Is Excellent
The grand finale was another bit
in which an opportunity was given
for a. number of youthful singers to
apnear at their best while Misc
Esther Taylor as LIE Crier, herald
of the "FoNies" handled a difficult
part with a debonair abandon
that helped to put the scene
over big. Lillian Sundland and
Alberta Carni made charming little
"Girls in BLUE" Celia Hagen, Gayle
Hawk, Ruth Staley, and Ruth Wynn
koop appeared in well interpreted
dance and song while Mabel Braen,
and Marjorie Bolton looked like
real little Irish girls; Ruth Halver-
son. Edna Halverson, Joy Ellingson,
and Jean Fatland gave pleasing
portrayal of demurc little quaker
maids; Esther KATE and Alice Lar
son made dashing halas and Lillian
Riglcr interpreted Smiles" with hef
usual talent; Anna Marie Manning
caused ripple of pleasure to pass
through the audience when she adj
vanced slowly down the stage singing
my Mothers Rosary" The inter
probation given the Japs by Mabel
Rigler, Bertha Rigler, Mildred Boyd,
and Marie Cordner was delightfully."-
refreshing as was that Of the Orien-
tails by Wallie Dirlam, Catherine
Andrist, Edna Jensen, and Catherine
Mclaughlin. Velma Nupen, Marlys
Lair, and Dorothy Savage made
charming little messengers.
BY means of the group Of "songs
of yesterday and today" the large
cast was brought back upon the
stage in simple manner for the
grand finale with the tableau effect
Of "Starlights" composed of Irma
Logan, Helen Collins, Esther Staley,
Leota Hendershott, Mae Walker,
Carol Mcclure, Iva Palmer, Marian
Lesher, Mary Parsons, and Agnes
Parsons made an impressive conclu-
sion for the sparkling extravaganza.
B. A.
The auditorium orchestra with
Mrs. Arthur Bauer as accompanies
furnished music forAthe evening and
Marie c. Richter, had charge of the
rehearsing and staging of the play.
The favorite stories of Elizabeth,
Barrett Browning in childhood were
Greek stories.