Putnam patriot., 1924-12-12
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F. H. s. Pupils Stage Two Snap py Minstrel Shows In School
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Will Make Hit When They Start
 B&rnstorming

Last Friday night and again Wed nesday night the pupils of the Put nam High school put on a minstre show that two capacity audiences 1T the school auditorium received ovei the footlights with rounds of applaus, that called for a repeat on each mum Der.
 i The whole show was centered in tn, grand ensemble of mixed male an, female voices. The chorus singin, was exceedingly good both in volum, and in tone. The ends were in cap able hands and the speciality number. were all we'll done. The spirit of fur back of the footlights was contagioui and out front the audience was in s receptive mood from the openinl chorus
 The work of Miss Ruth deCoudres in two number. Miss Marion Holdei and Miss Anita Brodeur were ehoie, bits as wes the Chinese Love Song by Miss Marion Wilcox. There wa plenty of pep throughout the hou and a half the show lasted and thnr. were no detracting waits Co mar ths performance.
 Rveburn Lynch handled the inter locutor's role in a serious manner and was q great assistance Co the ends in getting ever the jokes. which wers well handled. The end songs were catchy and snappv
 It is understood that the new or ganization is going barn stOrming and those who saw one of the two shows and some saw both. predict that they will make a hit wherever they show.
 The show was staged for the bene- fit ef the school athletic association and substantial sum must have been realized from the sale of tickets
 The characters and programs were as follows:
 Iuterloeutor. Rgeburn Lynch; enl men. Mir. Foley, Ellis Pritchard; Mir l Butler. Gerard Cartier; Mir Enc | Rudolph Metty; Mr Carter, Gordor Winslow; Mir. Dooley, George Gil patrie; Mir. Allan, Leo Reaves. pro gram: Opening chorus. ensemble i "Swanee River Blues. Gerard Car tier. Chinese Love Song" MarioI l Wilcox: reading. "De Fnst Banjo. ] Irwin Russell Ellis pFitchard; sli ] the Evening bv tho Moeulight. Loni Ago" Ruth deCoudrcs. "Fve had 5 Varieties of Sweethearts. Gordor Ninsiaw: Mud Pie Days" Rudolpl Netty: dancing. Alice Morren an. Arthur Valentine: reading -Is You, Ruth 3eCaudees: My Mammy's fWi Heht Lullaby Marion Holden; "Step pin Around.' Ellis Pritehard. Rl dolnh Mettv. George Gilpatrie. Le' :, Reaves. and Leslie Bonney; ''0l, ] Fashioned Rose" Ellis Pritehard lane Haines; If I was what ain instead of what l is." George Gil natric: "Cleopatra." Anita Brodeur closing chorus and school song. en semhle.
 chorus-Doris Barrett. Editl Child. Leonie Daigle. Geraldine Frost l Gisele Magnant. Gertrude Marion Edmaer Guy. Hazel Mongeon, Mar tha Torrey, Miuot Horne, Thomai l Elliott. Theodore Gagne, Arthur Valentine, Stephen Tripp; ukeieies = Leslie Bonney. Thelma Bosworth, Al ! ia Hawkins. Rachel Hurlburt, Mabe l Thompson, Elzear Harper, George Wheaton; orchestra-direetor, Sam uel Rich; pianist, Frances Obletz violins. Bessie 0bletz. Eleanor Try ing. Evelyn Kaminsky. Harold Vii cox. Laurence Keith. Bradway De lano; saxaphone. Carl Tilquist; cornet Samuel obletz; drums. Robert Bruce flute. Paul Wheaton; committee 1T charge-ehairman Mir. E. l.. Robin son: music, Miss Bernier and Mis- Height; dancing, Miss Tackaberry dialogue, Miss Keith.