The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-02-23
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BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES, GIRLS
AND SCENERY WAS THE YER.
DICT OF THE PUBLIC.
FULL HOUSES BOTH NIGHTS
SMELLS B. P. o. E. CHARITY
FUND.


Blackfoot Lodge No. 1416 B. P. o. e.
played to two full houses Tuesday ant
Wednesday nights The play was un,
der the direction of c.. H. Lewis, anG
scored wonderful nit both in the
singing and acting.
Miss Vera Bentley as Vivian, Budds
Cashier showed wonderful acting abil-
ity as we'll as vocal training and was
especially good in the first act, when
she sang II want to look like Mary
Garden" the accompanying Chorus
assisted very materially.
Miss Zulu Halverson took the part
of Gladys, custodian Of the Beauty
Shop, and while not so prominent in
the play as others carried her part
very we'll.
Mark B. Tuohy as Hiram Sharp
Chairman Of the Creditors Committee
was there with the heavy stuff, and
was we'll fitted for the part.
Miss Dorothy Cobbley as Anna Budd
ward of Doctor Budd, was one of the
shining lights of the play both in her
singing and dancing. Especially pleas
ing was this little lady in her musical
number Loves Hesitation" in which
Miss Cobbley and Leslie Stone danced
the hesitation waltz.
Merrill Boyle as Daniel Webster
Briggs Budd's attorney and Leslie
Stone as Phil Faraday In love with
Anna, were both exceptionally fine
in their parts showing rare ability in
hA NJ;
quite an ovation on his first appear
ance the opening night.
Stanley H. Webb as DR.. Arbutus
Budd the leading man Of the play, and
around whom the plot centered was
easily the star of the play and is en-
titled to considerable credit for the
success with which the cast were able
manner. His three musical numbers |
that were highly enjoyed were: "Sat-
urday afternoon on Broadway" when |
the Creditors Come 20 CALI and GAIL |
dressed up and no place to go"
Ernest Anderson as Corsican Inn
Keeper and Judge Anderson as Cor
sican Undertaken, with their Corsi-
can costumes, were the Williams of the
play and were well supplied with
knives and guns, being assisted by
Charles A. Truckey a corsican duelist.
Mrs. Mark Tuohy, Garabaldi's home
ly daughter, Miss Grace Miltenberger
a Souvenir Girl and Miss Lexa Benz
ley a Spanish Dancer, were very high
ly complimented for the excellent
part rendered by each as well as vi
a customer. and Mrs. G. e.
Jackson, also a customer.
Elmer France and Wally Stultz had c
minor parts in the play but were very a
good in their parts. :
The Society Ladies were: Mrs. d
Mark Tuohy, Mrs. G. e. Jackson, Miss v
Vangie Crawford, Miss Rosalyn Baron o
md Miss Lila Liljenquist. a
The Wives. Mrs. S. H. Webb, Miss Il
1ladys Bitton, Miss Grace Stultz, Miss Il
ruth Cole and Miss Loretta Gertsch.
The Manicures: Eva Rogers, Ruth o.
'ate, Vessie Inskeep, Mary Bingham
nd Grace Miltenberger. d.
The Sailor Girls: Eva Rogers, Ruth M
ate, Vessie Inskeep, Elizabeth Cher tt
y, Blanche Bennett. W
The Hair Dressers: c. E. Jackson, 81
. w. Gillespie, Frank Wray, Elmer re
rance and Frank Halverson.
The Business Men: J. J. Boyle, Ar
enc Boyle, M. B. Howard, Chas. A.. SO
ruckey and Phillip Bell. lex
The Creditors: Otto Mas, c. E. lte
ackson, Frank Wray, ]. J. Boyle, Ar wi
ene Boyle, Elmer France, j. w. Gill =
'pie and M. B. Howard. in
Corsican Johnnies: Frank Wray,
liner France, J. J. Boyle. Phillip bo
ell, NJ B. Howard, Arene Boyle, J. sh
:. Gillespie, and Frank Halverson. ex
The time Of the play was the pres 10,
It. The first scene was DR.. Budd's tn,
sauty Shop in New York City. Act TO,
7o-Garabaldi's Inn and Cabaret in CHI
nessa, Corsica. Act three-A Fish frc