The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-22

Horne, each Rotarian was present
ed with buttonhole bouquet.
Jean Bankston appeared as
Cupid. An Irish Monologue was
given by Miss Mabel Campbell, the
Bismarck Association of Com
merce with slides gave "Glimpses
of the Past, Present and future of
Bismarck. Miss Robinson gave a
chinese dance toward the close of
the program, with Hazel Pearce,
accompaniSt.
Butler Studio
Act ii opened with Lillian Rig
Ter representing "The Butler Stu
dio as living picture, which first
posed and then sang a song. The
/ Underwood typewriter company
was represented by gum chew
ing stenographer, Merwin Clough
dressed as a girl
The Provident Life Insurance
company were close competitors
for the prize with their tableau of
conditions in home when insur-
ance was left for the wife and
ch .ldren in case of the fathers
death and when the reverse was
true, with Sakakawea in the Seen-
ter as symbolic of the Provident.
Those taking part were Julia w.
Atkinson, Henry A. Jones, Jack
Zuger, George Moses, Margaret
Wynkoop, Ruby Grady, Marjorie
. Boyd.
Grand Pacific hotel service was
exemplified in short skit by Peg
and Mary Bank ston.
This was followed by the por-
trayal of some beautiful gowns
from the A. w. Lucas store with
Mary c. Anderson, Frances John
son, Colette Homan, Mary
Lucan,. Frank Snyder, and Adele
Kaufman as models. AS a comedy
stunt Snyder was dressed up as the
Star" model, a regular Julian FL
tinge.
"The gardeners taking part
demonstrating Wills Seed Store
showed how quickly flowers and
schrubs could be made to grow if
seeds from Willis were planted.
The gardeners were Frances Peter
son and jeanette Swartz.
The Northern Produce company
were represented by a wagon load
of products drawn by team Of
geese. The quality of the products
was related in song by Mrs. Frank
Barnes. Beverly Barnes and
Swania Coleman took the part of
the two little pickaninn.es.
Bismarck Tire and Auto COM
pany was represented by a model.
Little Miss Landgren carrying a
Buick banner. Buchholz millinery
was shown to. advantage by a
model.
Kenneth Hinkel as "Jackie Coo
gan and "Bobbie" Wagner as liar
old Lloyd" appeared on the stage
for the Eltinge products. l.. P.
Warren and p. C. Leonard as the
"Prohibition Twins" showed to adj
vantage the products of the Bis
marck Bottling Works. Hoffman's
confectionery was represented bv
"a chocolate drop" Harold
Spriggs. A fur clad figure
trod across the stage as a
product from the Bismarck Hide
and Fur company. The Modern
Dairy represented by Ardice
Bailey appeared as a bottle Of 100
per cent purity milk.
Carrie Haugen and Helen Dahl,
dressed as hay-seed farmer and
good looking youth in the latest
of boys suits, respectively, told
of their products in a short dia-
logue. A huge loaf of bread, hug
god and carried about and it's quail
tiles dilated upon by miller was
the stunt, of the Russell Miller
company. "The Armand Girl"
trade mark of a powder sold at
Finney's Drug store was portray
ed by Bernice Nolan. Maynard's
music store was represented by
Mrs. Arthur Brown in a "Padere-
wski" burlesque. A three minute
movie was thrown on by the Cap
ital theatre.
The committee of Business and
Professional women, composed of
Mines. l.. B. Sowles. chairman, E.
H. Ruediger, Alfred Zuger, Flor
ence Davis, F. p. Smyth, deserve
commentator for their untiring
efforts to give Bismarck something
Of real value to the city. Miss
Minnie NELSON. had charge of the
Iner-stunts. Mrs. Obert Olson
who had charge of the staging
Of the entire advertising pro-
gram accomplished task in a
manner deserving the highest
praises of the people.
McDcnalds Orchestra furnished
the music.