Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-13
n. w. H. A. Expects Many to
Attend Performance at the
Majestic Theatre

1928" the musical comedy which
Will be presented under the direc-
ton of the Y. NJ. H. A. in the Ma
leslie theatre, on Monday night, may
be procured al the box office. A
capacity house is assured and those
who have not purchased their tick
cts are urged to do so at once.
"Spices of 1928" is said to be one
OF. the snappiest and most brilliant
amateur affairs ever presented in
Perth Amboy. This is the opinion
Of those who have witnessed the
daily rehearsals which are being
held under the capable direction of
Mrs. ]. b. Joselson.
The comedy has character and
melody and more important still
splendid talent to enact it. There
are scores of pretty girls, in every
scene, a musical number which is
sure TO make a decided hit will be
Sunny JIM" sung by Mrs. Charles
Michaels, assisted by twelve dancing
girls. The Miller Riddles, who have
proven themselves so popular in
amateur theatricals will be seen in
sTen-Ten-Tennessee." Another shin
ing light of the play will be Miss
Blanche Spiegel, in her number
I'D NANNY.
All unsold tickets must be turned
IN at the box office not later than
tonight, as there is a demand for
tickets. All money collected must
also be turned in to Miss Ida Scarny,
ut this time.
The cast OF characters include:
Miss Prim-MTs. George Miller.
Mamie McShane-Helen Sarokin.
Sara-Sara Fine.
Percfval-Ida Jaffee.
Rufus-TiIlie Wedeen.
Slim-Minerva I%senberg.
Ruth-Ruth jacobson.
Tony-Rebe Sarokin.
sonny-Mrs. Charles Michaels.
Itchik-Miss Blanche Spiegel.
Rebe-Mrs. Samuel Sarokin.
Helen and Rebecca Miller.
ACT I.
Prologue-Mary Wilmer.
Opening Medley-Entire chorus
and principals.
Solo-"Gee. I Certainly Must Be
In Love."-Helen Sarokin.
Soio-"A Kiss In The Dark" -
Sara Fine and eight dancing girls.
8olo-"I Stutter."-Ida Jaffee.
Solo-Seven or Eleven."-Tillie
anu IL 0dnCllE SlELSs
Dance-Anola Minerva Isen-
berg.
Solo-Tady of the Evening" -
golo-"Ten Ten Tennessee" -
MsIler Riddles.
solo-"Hey Wop."-Rebs saro-
Kin.
soIo-"Sunny Jim."-Mrs. Charles
MtchaeIs and IL dancing girls.
Solo - "Yiddish Nanny" -
Blanche Spiegel.
EYankee Doodle Blues"-lIrs.
Sam Sarokin, assisted by Helen Sar-
nkin and Ida Jaffee.
Tinale-Entire Company.
ACT II.
Dance of the Nations
Iiberty-Eva Fishkoff.
Iiberty Attendants-Nettie Ler-
sfan, Ruth Kaden, Dorothy Buden,
Rnth Deutch, Ethel Levine, Blanche
Goldman, Bessie Draur, Isabel Els
n@r and Helen Eisner.
Pages-Esther Dobbs and Bernice
Pe1ensky.
Spirit of Nations-Adele Medinets.
IRussia-Jeanette Levinson, Ruth
Nfazursky, Esther Taborowsky, Ber-
tina Waldman, Edith Cohen and
M6llie Lieber.
JapanLMildred Fassler, Mary
sBehar, Beatrice Rose. Mary Solo
mon, Lillian Hyman, Annette Bar
den. Fannie Levins, Ella Kaplo-
WIZ.
Holland-Ruth Cohen, Diana Ak
elred, Ruth Kass, Isabel Wedeen,
Ruth Meistrich, Ida Dublin, Sara
CHatoff. Lillian Siegel,
Fngland-Lena Rosenblum, Esther
kapian, Beatrice Haynig. Jeanette
Letehtman, Lillian Alpern, Lillian
Lass.
Spaln-Leah Joselsou, Helen Kan
tor Tessie Slosberg, Ethel Levine,
Charlotte Meyers, Julia Screbnik.
Spirit of Prevailing Nations-Syl-
via Levine and Frances Katz.
Dances are being coached by Mrs.
Morris Margaretten accompanied at
the piano by Mrs. Irving Morris.
Act III
Soio-"Lost," Helen Miller.
S9lo-"Does She Come From the
eEast" Miss Ruth jacobson. as
sisted by Mrs. Sam Sarokin, Mrs.
Charles Michaels, Mrs George Mil
Ter and Title Wedeen.
Ballet Dance-Bertha Scherling.
Rudolf and Wanita-Minerva Isen-
berg and Blanche Spiegel.
Eolo-"Crinoline Days. Bella Gold
Berger and u crinoline dancing
girls.
kclo-@Toot and Come in by Three
Mummies," Ida Jaffee, Helen and
Rebe sarokin.
ETnale-Entire Company.