Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-21

way accident. and remembers nothing
of her past llfht. She is identified as
violet Ostrich, another film star. en-
Toying her NTH honeymoon, by an
oVeT-1ea!ous doctor, and the comp!ica-
lions arising are most amusing.
Inc young people did very fine
Work IN thelr several roles and the
play was most enjoyable.
The scene opened upon Bettv's
New York apartments, where she is
most zealously guarded from the
eyes OF men by her aunt Winnie
VINO WISHES TO keep her unmarried
until her 18th birthday, that she and
Betty's guardian, Alexander Jartree
may inherit the fortune Bettv's
grand father has left to her proyid
ed her 18th birthday finds her mar
rled. LlZzie, the maid aids in keep
ing posslple sultors away with the
tale OF an Imaginary husband. "A
man VINO mas written a wonderful
picture play and a determined lover
add to the fun. Betty Campbell was
played in a charming manner nv
MISS Gladys Kinds. her guardian and
her aunt by Donald Rollins and Miss
DORIS Brown, Lizzie the maid by
Mary Skomro. +. Il. Ostrich, the ac-
tor by Charles Pinkham and Lin
Leonard, Bettys sutton by Norman
Maxwell. A group of school bows
and girls and a pair of determined
oficers played by George Lindholm
and Flow Webb also appeared in
the opening act.
IN the SECOND act the scene shift
ed to Palm Beach, Fla, where Bet
ty having discovered the terms or
her grand fathers viii in time for
nasty marriage to Lin on her 10Th
birthday has gone on her honey
moon. But enroute for Floriad the
accident occurs which separates her
from her husband and occasions her
loss OF memory. Here are Edward
OIiare and his bride, Violet Ostrich
and Edwards father and mother,
the latter especially opposed to act
resses, the hotel gossips. Miss Chiz-
zle ana Mrs. Diggins and her daugh-
Ter, the young doctor, the negro bell
boy, Pearlie the maid and her two
charges to add to the fun. The sec
and pair of honeymooners, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward O'Ifare were played by
Marsters York and Esther Rowell.
the elder O'Hares by Arthur Beatty
ana MISS Mary Pettengill, Miss ChiZ-
gle by Emma Davenport Mrs, Dig
gins and her daughter, Daffodil, by
Misses Annie Drawn and Ruth Tay-
Tor, and DR.. McNutt by Philip Stur-
tevant. Richard Mcnamara was es-
pecially good as Archie. the bell boy
and Miss Mary Skomro as Pearlie,
the colored maid. was equally en-
Joyed. The two children, Violet,
daughter Of the film star. and Dia-
mond, Pearlie's little pickanninny.
We're played by the little Misses Hell
en- Currier and Helen Cummings.
me high school orchestra furnish
ed music and the stage settings We're
very attra ctive.
The proceeds of the play are for
the graduation fund.
The many friends of Mrs. Clinton c.
stevens of Bangor, formerly of Win
throp, Will be pleased to learn that
she was elected treasurer of the Maine
daughters of the American Revolution
at their annual convention held at
Bangor this week.-Ralph Jackson has
gone to Woods Hole, Camp Devens,
where he has accepted a position
Leon Roberts. William Fortier and
Harry attended the automobile show
lin Lewiston Thursuay.-Miss Nellie
Pottle and Miss Estelle Pottle of OK
ford, who are students at Colby Col
lege. are visiting friends in town.
Misses Marjorie KoWell, Alice WOOD,
Dorothy Hannaford. Mildred Briggs.
Harriet Towle and Elmer and Clement
Taylor, Reginald Rowell and Irving
Pinllham are home from Colby Col
lege for the vacation.--Ralph Parker
and son Carleton of Wells are guests
of Mr.. Parker's mother. Mrs. Rose
Parker.-Mrs. A. C. Putnam is home
from Augusta for few days.-Miss
Alice Hewett, an assistant teacher at
the grammar school. is passing the
vacation at her home in Somerville.-
C. T. Marble spoke before Monmouth
Grange Wednesday on 'Relaying
Americanism"- Marjorie Rollins
of North Berwick is passing the vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Rollins-W. +. Packard pass
ed Thursday in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
town closed yesterday for the spring
vacation, which will be two weeks for
the grammar and one week with the
high school-R III. Sargent OF North
Weare. n H., was a recent guest OF
his parents, Rev. and :Irs. G. +. Sar-
sent.-Mrs. Della Stockford is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Drapeau,
in Augusta.