Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-17
SOUTH AMBOY
To HAVE PLAY
win be Given Friday and Sat.
urday Nights by All Local
Talent

SOUTH AMBOY. Jan. 17;-"Oh
oh Cindy," in which Mrs. James
Harkins will appear in the title role
will be presented by the Parent.
Teacher Association of st. Mary.
school at st. Mary's hall Friday and
Saturday nights. The play is under
the direction of r. G. Woods, the di.
rector, representative of the Rogers
Producing Company. Playing oppo-
site her will be James Birmingham
in the part of Stephen Craig. he be.
trotaed. During the play there are
a number of songs and dances in
which both these leading characters
participate to good advantage.
One role which is certain to create
favor with the audience is that play
ed by John Triggs. The character is
that of Terranc O'Hooligan, mana
e of the "Follies," and affection
ately known to the company as
"Godmother,"
The part of Blanche Biodia, or
"Goldy," offers q rare opportunity
for Helen Dooling to disr!ay her
abilities as a dancer. She plays
prominently in a production with the
Misses Margaret Donovan, Margaret
Cusick. Helen Emmons and Cathe-
Tne @
Ted Mahoney, Raymond Kress and
William Grace also play an impor-
tant part as the Three Bears"
The role of Robinson Carusoe will
be portrayed by John Mcdonnell.
Friday and Saturday are played by
William Bropby and Arthur Scully
respectively. while Lily. who acts as
a maid to CinSy and who later APP
pears as a cannibal princess. viii be
played by Sallie C'Connor. These
three characters are the best and
funniest roles in the entire cast.
John Crozier as Felix Gotrox,
sometimes called Santa Claus, pro-
Queer of the "Follies," is unusually
clever.
Among the songs which are GER
tain to score ~favorably are "Oh,
Miss White" I'm the One" "Come
Along to the Movies" "Oh, What a
Bump "Quack Says the Duck" "I
Want a Chance to Beat that Drum"
You're All the World to Me- and
the musical finale, Songs of Yester-
day and Today"
The dances give promise of being
especially artistic as no expense has
been spared in costumes or scenery.
The Starlight group gives a promise
of being unusually interesting as
does the ballet.
Those who will appear in the
chorrses and groups areas follows:
Fife and drum-The Misses a.
Thompson, A. Scully, H. Maloney.
VI. Gereghty. v Dooling. c. Sullivan.
t.. Quigg, c.. keenan,. NJ. Coan, NJ.
Mccarthy G. Kierst. A. Nicorvo, NJ.
and A. Grimley.
IndAns-The Misses II. Sullivan.
c. Grimiey. NJ. Warga and r. Con-
way.
Japanese-The Misses A. McKen-
zie, N Coleman. IT. Kilconlmins and
NJ. Farm.
Irish-The Misses \. Jacobs and
Vi. MUM.
Quakers-The Misses A. Carroll.
c. Grace. NJ. Brady, NJ. Malonsy
ana v. Meacham.
Harieauins - The Misses K.
Cheeseman. H. Ryan. NJ. Kerwin.
Fl. Mullen. M. Brophy, ID Hickey.
9. Brahney,. G. Cooney. .. Coan, L.
e. Gerehety and L. Mui-
aern.
Two little gI.ls in blue-The
Misses Heroine and DewaI.
Show and Chorus Girls-The
Misses Anna Hickey. Irene Smith.
Margaret keenan,. Tessie Delaney,
Bess Birmingham, Madge Mahoner.
Margaret Lenahan. Mae Lyons. MIS-
J Harvey. Ella Bulman, Isabella
Farrell, Molly Salmon, Margaret
Ryan Kitty Dolau. Tessie Triggs,
Anna Grimiey, Margaret Num-,
Mary Quigg. Mabel Watts. Mae
Dugsan, Anna Mum. Julia Nc
CURE. Kitty Sullivan. Anna F4tz
morris Margaret Braney, Claire
Mccarthy. Dorothy Watts. Mae
rriniey, Margaret Kress. Dorothy
Dwyer, Gertrude Mullanc, Bess
Sutliff, Helen Monaghan, Katherine
Miller Katherine Cleary. Katherine
Geresnty, Anna Mullen. Helen
Duggan.
Chorus Men-The Messrs. Ed
Joseph Gereghty, Joseph TrinIey
James Doollng,L Lewis Trinley. SAL
AbbatieIlo. Vincent Trehiewz,
Joseph Kress. Charles Lovely. Leo
Brady. Felix Malanaphy, George
Eheesemar.
lie crier"-Miss Catherine Null
len
solosists, Mrs. Edward O'Connor,
- ~ tA@tAG
Pianist-Mrs. Regina McGovern.
Cannibals-The Misses III. CoaA,
". Wleman, N. Sullivan. NJ. Cooney,
NJ Walsh, c. Lenahan and c.. Raw.
@. Trinley, c. Novak, Fl. Creed 3.
Carroll, L. Green, NJ. Dill, G. Dug
G. Stanton.
orientals-The Misses A. Cheva-
her: G. Rue, H. Downs and r.
Dooling.
Mr.. John A. Coan. chairman T
the ticket committee reports that
The seat sale has started out very
satisfactorily. Tickets may be pro-
cured from any member Of the cast
or chorus.
Tickets may he exchanged for PC
served seats at the office of John
4 Coan at z p. m. on and after.
january 18th. There will be a
special matinee for children on SAT-
A%ss afternoon, January 20th.
Boy Is Badly Injured
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