Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-07-22
OPENING PERFORMANCE AT WYMAN PARK
THIS EVENING If WEATHER PERMITS
Second Performance Tomorrow Evening---Horse
Racing Tomorrow Street
Dances in Business Section After
Performance Both Nights

This evening, if the weather clerk
is kind, Ellsworth's big historical
| pageant will open at Wyman Park.
The first performance is scheduled
for this evening and the second to-
| morrow evening. Everything is in
readiness. and Director Murphy of
the John B. Rogers Producing Co.
says the pageant is "going good"
There was a final rehearsal at the
park last evening.
The sale of grand stand seats has
been large, and a big crowd is ex-
pected to witness this most preten-
tious production ever staged in ELS
worth.
We print on page 6 of this issue
the full program of the pageant, and
below are the names of those in the
large cast.
In addition to the pageant, there
will be a street dance in the business
section after the performance
each evening, with music by the
Waldoboro band The street dance
went big last year at fair time, for 1t
strikes the popular fancy of good
time.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
horse racing at the park. There is
large string of horses at the park,
and some lively racing is predicted
by the horsemen who have looked
them over There will be large
fields in all three races on the card,
but the free-for-all especially
promises to be a real horse race, with
twelve or thirteen starters A full
list of the horses entered appears on
page 6.
To-day and tomorrow promise TO
be big days in Ellsworth. Els
worth will be the Mecca for vacation
lists and summer residents from all
sections of the county and from be-
vond the county, according to re-
ports coming in. Everyone is plan
ming to come to Ellsworth for the
pageant.
PRINCIPALS
"Miss Ellsworth" Charlotte Whitcomb
| Miss Columbia" -. Gertrude Jewell
Father Time" :. Harry L. Crabtree
pioneer Man" 80. John ]. Whitney
pioneer Lady" ....... Grace j. Royal
"Fever" -. Sylvia Macdonald
Famine" ........... Matte A. Royal
Death" 800. Albert H. Davis.
Spirit of the Wilderness"
Elaine Donovan
.Indian Chief" ... Alton P. Royal
ATTENDANTS
Vera Brookes
Rachel Haynes
Marion Davis
Elleneen Doyle
Lucy Davis
Hope Milliken
Hope Clark
Hazel Beal
Helen Whitcomb
Isabelle Emery
Marion Lord
Ruth Whiting
Constance Brookes
Gladys Lord
STATES
| Mrs. Dunbar
Mrs. Perley E. Priest
Mrs Josephine Smith
Mrs Howard Walker
Mrs. Wilhelmina Gibbs
| Mrs Harvard C. Jordan
| Mrs Ormond Wardwen
Mrs Thomas Kane
Mrs. E. F. Robinson
Mrs. George Smith
Mrs. Minnie Osgood
| Mrs Harry Crabtree
Mrs. Fred Kent
/ Mrs Fred Mcfarland
Mrs. Henry Gould
Miss Hope McKenney
Miss Marion Bartlett
Miss Agnes Lord
Miss Margaret Moore
Mrs. Eva Higgins
Miss Doris Dillon
| Mrs. Annie Smith
Mrs. Ralph Sargent
! Mrs. Dan Hayes
| Miss Agnes Holz
| Miss Bessie Tracy
| Miss Carrie Baker
| Miss Mabel Lord
| Miss Mae Bonsey
| Miss Helen Bonsey
| Miss Vera Mosley
Miss Julia Heath
Miss Doris Heath
Miss Evelyn Bellatty
Miss Edith Beckett
Miss Frances Malone
Miss Charlotte Sawyer
Miss Doris Colpitts
Miss Alice Kearns
Miss Jean Newman
Miss Marjory Garland
Miss Eleanor Carr
Miss Marjorie Jellison
Miss Frances Doyle
Miss Grace Ball
Miss Marion Donnell
| Miss Louise Donnell
| Miss Helen Beal.
CREATION DANCE
| RntI1 Austin