, 1923-02-25

until IL in the evening with different
groups called each hour.
With the exception OF three prIn
.cipals and two choruses the cast ha,
been closed and these places will be
filled within the next couple of days
It has been an immense amount Of
work TO assemble n cast Of such size
and at the same time try out numer
Gus people for the principals. The
list OF principals includes IS men
and eight mt and the choruses
run in size from one OF So 10 the
smallest. which numbers 10. Every
musical number carries with 1t AT
least Il specially dance and several
OF them as many as four.
Leon Goodrich of the Arm of
Dubois & Goodrich. architects, has
completed the plans for the largest
stage hat has ever been built in
wyoming and work will commence
on It n week from today. The Moose
hall. where the show will be put on
will seat 1000 people after the stage
has been constructed.
A special souvenir program, done
in n blue ripple cover with gold ink
finish. will be printed and distributed
Z NllE BAANaA' lfAAAtS ~ puEllltDd
offices in town four or FIVE days be.
fore the production. In addition to
the program itself. the book carries
numerous cuts which will make It
particularly attractive. The book will
go to the printers Tuesday of this
week and be completed in eight days.
The plot OF "Melodyland'' is Just
sufficiently strong to hold the show
together. It revolves around the &C.
tons Of a group from a motion pic.
ture studio. In the first act the
motion picture people are out on loca.
ton and run into n camp of Gypsies.
This gives opportunity for the pic
turesque setting in the songs Gypsy
Sweetheart" and "zanzadeI" and
the attractive dances that go with
them.
The motion picture group include a
h~ard-boiled director, a camerman, a
fresh office girl, a comedy English
lord. a colored porter, the l~atter's
three assistants, an actor that hasn't
had a meal for several weeks and
several smaller character parts.
The second act finds the setting
IN the office OF h motion picture
company's studio and gives an oppor-
tunity for the English lord to put
owe Girls. Girls, Girls with a
chorus of 10. the camerman and the
office girl to sing Goodnight" n
Irritation number with a chorus Of
Is boys Inc girls and two other song
and dance numbers.
The last act finds all. of the prin.
cipals enjoying Il night in a cabaret
Far -,hIoh aE@1
setting ia arranged. This is the big
act OF the show and moves with
speed and snap from start to finish.
Opening with a special number in
which the entire cast of principals
work in a song and dance specially
arranged for the number, the show
moves quickly from one number to
another.
Included in the last act are the
office girl. the actor in Blanc II All
on the Beautiful Girls; the porter in
"Parson Brown and Drug Store
Cabaret; the constable in TN a
Regular Farmer in a Nine O'Clock
Town; two ~specialties, Tosti's Good.
bye" and I'll Build a World In the
Heart OF a Rose; the proprietor of
the cabaret in Advertise" a clog
dancing speciality and a couple of
smaller numbers. The show closes
with the Melodyland girl and n
chorus of 10 girls in an ~acrobatic
song and dance number Melody.
land"
The show proper is preceded by a
&c minute prologue entitled Fairy.
land" in which the Queen OF Fairy.