The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-17
OPERETTA WILL OPEN
AUDITORIUM IN NEW
CLUBHOUSE

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AUDITORIUM IN NEW
CLUBHOUSE
A notable occasion for members
Of the woman's Century Club and
for the chorus Of the music depart
mcn; will be the opening Of the
auditorium In the beautiful new club
house, corner OF Roy and Harvard
ave. n.
This will take place on Tuesday
evening, October 20. when the Choir
us win present tho opcretta Sylvia,
under the direction OF Annafreddie
Carstens Gilker. For those who arc
unable to attend Tuesday evening
there viii be another performance
on Wednesday evening. The club
Is very proud Of its perfectly
equipped Little Theater," which is
entered from Harvard ave.
/ The opercttn has two acts OF witty
and sparkling dialogue and the
scenes are placed in rural England
IA the eighteenth century.
The cast follows:
Sir B.rtrhm do Lacey, tn. court
poet ........, Mr, J. II. Tsmpiston
Prince TobbyIum. a man OF conse-
qusncn ........ Mrs. Henry Bittman
( william. an honest farmer
.............. Mrs, A. y. swsnnson
! Robin, a country lad ........s...-..
| ...........,... Mrs. W. II. Hltehings
Sylvia. bctrotned 10 De Lacey ......
.,........., Mrs. Joseph +. Nichols
/ Betty. bstrothed TO william .....,.
...,...-....,,s..... Mrs. g. A. Paul
ArAbslla, a lady in waiting at court
| ..,......... Mira. Arthur u, Rushton
ArsmintA. her sister 80. Mrs r. c. Cole
/ Farmers daughters, friends OF Betty
| Polly .......... Mrs w. y. Sohwendt
Molly Mrs. Ralph Parker
! Dolly ....,...... Mrs Hynan Holland
| ChOruA-FArm lads. farmers daughters
and haymakers: Mrs, E. E. Fitz-
sommous, Mrs. Van {. Griffin, Mrs.
J. i. Jacobs, Mrs o. j. Jensen.
| Mrs, J, II, Linton. Mrs. J. II. Lch-
| tenwalntr, Mrs. +. II. Royce. Mrs
/ Frank Wolff. Mrs. W. C. McCreery.
Mrs. /. II GAilInger. Mrs. w. H
Pittwood. MIRA Ernest Dawes. Mrs
Mabel Randolph. MIRA soeum. Airs
Artaur Holt, Mrs. II, & Hodgson,
Mrs, J. W. Ferguson, Mrs. Garfield
Miss Dorothy Dornberg, Mrs. John
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| Mrs Rachel stickleman.
Act "A HRyfcid. a summer morning
Act ia HayfleId. Later in tho same
| day,
INCIDENTAL MUSIC
ACT
| ctlon--1nstrumcntRl
Chorus OF HaymHkers-"work with a
Vim"
Solo tsylvin)-'If Were Not Love"
Chorus OF farmers daughters and Bet
ty-"oh Tell Mo Have You Met Ny
Love"
Dance 80 FRrmcrH' daughters 49, French
Country Dance.
| Solo Betty--''Tho Love 10 Blind"
Chorus OF farm lads-'Tne Farmer Is
an Honest Man
! Chorus Of farm lads and farmers daush-
tors-"Oh, VIII You Nee, Me at the
stlle."
Prince Tohbytum and chorus OF farmers
daughtors-"I Am Man OF Conse-
quonce,"
Chorus OF farmers daughters Bread
and Cheese and watercross"
Solo tpe Lacey)-"Forove Love. For
over"
solo Cwlllnm) Gay west wind"
Chorus OF HRymHkcrs--"Come Out Into
the Sunshine"
DRnce-Lassios and lads--AlRmEnde.
ACT II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chorus OF HaymRkers-"Como Sing and
30 Merry"
Dancing solo-"Minust" Mrs. LItohen-
walncr,
Chorus OF farmers dAughters-''Tis the
Time o'DRy,"
Polly and chorus Of farmerg daughters
once n Little Blucbell."
Duet Sylvia ana Betty III You knew
OF n Heart"
SONG prince. ArabellH, Arnminta)--"A
Peculiar Frame OF Mind"
William and chorus OF farmers daugh-
tcrs and farm lnds-"Betty, Betty,
Where Are Yous"
| Quartet Sylvia, Betty, De Lacey ana
Willlnm)-"O Silent Stars"
Solo (sylvin)--"My Sailor Lad"
! Final chorus-"soo tho Harvest Moon Ia
Shining"
Mrs, George j Hacker is chair
man OF tickets CApitl-52O6. Tickets
viii also be on sale at the clubhouse
all day Monday, october 10. and
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.