The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-28
SOCI E TrY
Little Theatre Scored
 Wonderful Success

The Little Theatre of Birmingham presented their first performance Tuesday evening at the Little Thea tre, which was the old Margaret Al len school on Highland avenue. The attractive auditorium was filled for this first night opening, and the en- thusiasm of the audience bespoke the success of the plays.
 The walls of the auditorium were Paneled and painted gray and were adorned with masks. The seats, which were painted by volunteers of the Junior league were blue Cur tains of a dark red and blue over hanging completed the pleasing ef- feet.
 All of the players were exception ally good in their parts. MT. Der nard Szold, the director of the Lit tie Theatre, deserved much credit for the perfect way the plays were pre- sented and the dramatic talent ne has brought forth,
 MT and Mrs. George Bridges gave of their talent when they painted the scenery for the play Glory of the Morning." by J. Leonard. Mrs F. w. Anderson had the leading role in this and was supported by MT, Arlie Barber. Miss Natalie IeV1nge and MT. Frank Glazner. The first play given was delightful comedy en- titled Where But in America, by K. Wolfe. Miss AnnabelleStith, Miss Ievitia McNeel and MT. Walker ken- nedy all were entitled to the applause they received. Mrs. Kenneth Charlton, Mrs. Jack Walton, Mrs. Angus Taylor and Miss Mary Foster in olnt owners In Spain shared honors,
 The three performances, given Thursday evening, Friday matinee and evening will long be remembered by the people of Birmingham as the hi axFs,t ant wonderful things by the talent Of our eitv. MT. Szold announced that there would be a round table reading of the parts of a comedXs, Belinda, 10 he given in November at the Little Theatre Monday evening, October 2s. This is open to all local talent.
 The program for the occasion was as follows:
 The Little Theatre of Birmingham presents three short plays, Thursday evening, Friday matinee and evening, october 25 and 26, under the dlrec- tion of Bernard Szold.
 where But in America" by F. Wolfe Characters; Mollie, Miss 15 An nabelle Stith; Bob, MT. Walter Ken nedy; Hilda, Miss Letitia McNeei. Scene. the home. Bookholder, Miss Jennie StovaH.
 "The Glory of the Morning" by J. Leonard. Characters: Glory of the Morning, Mrs. F. w. AnuerSoH' tisii Moon, MT. Frank Glazier; Black Wolf, MT. Arlie Barber Red Wing Miss Irma Loehr; Oak Leaf, MISS Natalie Levinge. Bookholder, Mrs. A. c. Loehr. ~
 Joint owners in spain," by Alice Brown. Characters: Miss Dyer, Mrs. Kenneth Charlton; Mrs. Blair, Mrs Jack Walton; Miss Mitchell, Mrs. An gus Taylor; Mrs. Fulltrton, MISS Mary Foster Scene, in an old ladies home. Bookholder, Miss Foster.
 Art director MT. Louis Schillinger; assistants, Mrs. Saxon Crawford, MISS Della Dryer. curtains; Mrs. Willlam Warren, lamp shades; volunteers from the Junior league, painting anu decorations; MT. and Mrs Georse Bridges scene painting. -
 Costumes, Mrs. John London Nrs' Arlte Barber, Mrs. Ross Smith.
 Properties, Mrs. H. U. Simms. MISS Marion Bissell, Miss Virginia Foster
 Music, Mrs. Earl Drennen.
 Stage manager, MT. K K. Mac kenz'e. ,, uaIlAr
 iai,tine Robert Ingalls,, Jr.