New Britain herald., 1923-05-19
AMATEURS WILL HOLD DOWN BOARDS
 AT F0X'S FOR FIRST THREE DAYS

The elsf Quartet, Msssrs, sighlr man. MiRship, MaeemhfE Iaihsm, Pisn0iogHe, F. F. Ganneg,
 laEz q Ia Tam RFaRR, Ilaasa SaKs 0RhaRe sf Nlei 0f Bristol,
 ! Community Sing, Illustrated seng Sheet, Leader Leonard Naks,
 GeRersl Cammiliae,
 r, N MscambeF is chairman af ths general committee in charge Rf the entire praiuciiaR. YaosH assisting him are Ernest l,rehaal, Harry SeheuV, q, Y, sieargs and R, F, ArmsiE0ns George Dyson is chair man of the committee aa aFTaRger menls aith C, W, klelt, E- s, Christ J. A' Ruriiek and i,ron A, sRragne aiding him,
 D. q, Radcliffe ls chairman af ihe committee on entertainment with Harold Gee, Ruri Armstrong and Rev, John l., Davis assisting him, N, D., HrNgell 's ehais=lan of the commit tee on tickets aided hy F, M, Preble, E, R, neehant is on Inc publicity committee; q, Y, siearns musical d. rector; F, W, Irving, stage directors A' q, iinll, master nf costumes, R. F, Fowler master of properliea
 1.-The Littie MilIi0nairea
 ''fhs Little Millionaire" with EFr Ian T, Callahan and Miss Loretta O'cnnnor in the leading roles and with such iavorites as Miss Helen I.gan. Mrs, James Mahor. Miss Anna kiniry, William ], seheyd, George F, Kerin. Vincent Ringros, Merritt Humasen and Edmund cadrain in tho cast, and with m" of tho snap pies, amateur chnruses ever assembled m this city supporting tho leading lights, will open Tuesdny afternoon nt FoN's .hoater The show Is being pro duccd by the Y. N. T. \. < ii. society |
 < Colan Production
 The play selected for this years of, | fering is regarded as one of George | M. cohan's hest. Ii ahounds in hum l orous lines and funny situations and l inc musical numbers arc ID 10 the | high standard sct hy the Cohan shows | produced by rne Tabs" In other years.
 Among those whose names appear | in thc cast of characters are several well known to followers Of amateur ;heatricals. William !. Scheyd carries one of tho heaviest roles In tho play which announcement is received as good news to his host of followers whom he delighted with his nresenta- tion of tipsy old character in tho last show given by the Tabs" Ir- pan Callahan assumes the ro'e of tho ittlc millionaire. As Robert Spooner 1e has excellent opportunities TO re- assure those who have stamped him he peer of local amateur performers. hat they have been correct in their judgment. Mir. Callahan adapts him elf to the character he portrays and n his presentation of the lines and musical numbers that accompany the ole he is bound to please the au- fences at all three shows. SNIisses l'Connor and Egap take the parts as- ,igned to them with finish that ,laces them high in the ranks of T. |. R. performers Miss Anna Einirp , las a somewhat different female role ( nd her work has the stamp of ap- ( 'rova of the director Charles Sin i lair, as highly satisfactory. {
 Many in Cast f
 Mrs. James Maher will be seen in ( no of the principal parts. She han { les the lines well and her vocal num- CTS are among the best in the show! ( George r. Kerin. Edmund Cadrain, [ 'incent Ringrose and Merritt Hnma | on fill ont the remainder of the cast ( nd the capable manner in which ( hey take their parts is responsible in i great measure for the smooth man . CT in which the show has been pre- ] ented in recent rehaa rsals James F. Murphy is chairman. and . William Price is secretary of the com nittee in charge of the show. Other lembers of the committee are ames w. Manning. John r. Callahan,