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New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

A HeW CHdplCl III liCdtCl pageantry has beep- written In the book of the stage through the pro- duction of "Oh, Please" 2 musical comedy, which opened a weeks en- gagement at Parsons theater, Hart ford, last evening, after about ten days in Philadelphia and on the road. In many respects 1t equals any professional entertainment of the day. particularly in scenic splen- dor and breath-taking dancing.
 Beatrice Lillie. the English com edienne, in private life Lady Peel, and Charles Winninger, recognized as one of the leading farceurs be- fore the footlights. are in the leads. Miss Lillie depends almost exclu- sively on her mannerisms and anus ing absurdities of gesture and e1- precision to carry her role-but that is sufficient. She reminds the play goer of Charlotte Greenwood, all though in appearance she is nothing like that elongated young lady with gretted that Miss Lillie lacks a good singing voice. In fact, her lines are inaudible at times except to those in the front rows. Winninger is ideally cast for his part. He Is clever, decidedly so. The dialog between Winninger and Miss Bro- derrick in the last act Is one of the most amusing bits of nonsense of the year. Hal Forde gives a splendid account of himself
 "Oh, Please" has a chorus made up of girls with Roman candles in their heels. Their ensemble danc- ing is something to be relished. Nick Long, Jr.. by far the most agile young man seen at Parsons this season, is a revelation. Others distinguish themselves in the danc- ing field. particularly Messrs. Snow, Columbus and Watson and Misses Lee. Kelly. Richmond. MacVae and Farris. They do dance. And how.
 Of music. there are several catchy numbers although T Know That You Know" takes the lead. I'd Steal Star" snug by Miss Irving and Mir. King. is a nice little thing and Like She Loves Me" by Miss Lillie and ensemble Is another.
 The stage settings in the second act are remarkably impressive and the background for Tn the Perfume Shop" and the finale are splendid.
 "Oh. Please" Is founded on the story by Maurice Hennequin and Pierre Weber. The libretto Is by Anne Caldwell and Otto Harbach and the music by Vincent Youmans. It is staged by Hazard Short and the dances are by David Bennett. And last but not least the settings and costumes are designed by James Reynolds, the wizard of the Charles Dillingham; organization. If the foregoing do not constitute the hierarchy of the production world, name your own candidates.
 "Oh, Please" will be played all week at Parsons with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. Patrons who intend to be present at an even ing performance should note that the curtain Is scheduled to rise. at S:15 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-30
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Helms, Dorothy Hames, w. c. Ste
phen, Bill Gallagher, Allen Stewart,
Nelson Brown, Isabelle Hommell,
William Hommell, John Godfrey,
Ireland Wittramp, Mrs. Rose Will
liams, Bill Martin, Geo. Albrecht,
Ella Hommell, Eleanor Gilkey, Mrs.
John Smiat, Ella Adams, Kathryn
Wilmer, Hazel Hanton, Helen Fo-
ley, Millicent Thompson, MI. and
Mrs. Jack Perry, Carl Strolbecke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blake, Grace
Adican, Margaret Petri, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Eichorst, Sue Simp-
son, Irene Zips, Edward Weller,
Mrs George Dick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Adams, Toney Russo, Thos.
Bocelle, Mrs. Edith Austin, Bill
Shedaker, Bill Shields, Anna Bet
terton, Mrs. William Stewart, Chas.
Sanders, Frank Silvers, Frank Wal
ters, Chas. Mccarthy, Ju. Wits,
William Yates and Mis-. Gas. st.
John.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-12
ALUMNI TO MEET
Final Plans for Thanksgiving
Dance to be Made Wednesday
Niqht

A meeting of the Pleasantville
High school Alumni Association
will be held in the High School
building, Washington avenue, We'd
nesday night of next week when
final plans for the dance the Asso-
citation is giving in honor of the
returning college students will be
completed.
he dance will be held at the
Fox Casino the Friday evening fol
lowing Thanksgiving Eddie Wick.
man and his Night Owl orchestra
will play. 1t will be open to mem
bers of the Association and their
friends, and all who are connected
with the schools in any way, with
returning students to be guests of
honor.
A. number of matters were dis
cussed at the meeting of the Execu-
tive. committee of the Association
Wednesday night and will be
brought to the attention of the
Alumni when it meets Wednesday.
President Smith has asked that a
large number attend the meeting
which will be important.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-12
SEWING CIRCLE GATHERS

The Silver sewing circle held a
delightful meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Cramer, SIS Pacific ave
nue., "Wednesday afternoon. Music
and sewing were the afternoon S
pastime. Mrs. Robert Hackett's
little impersonation and coon song
were greatly appreciated. Accord
ing to their usual custom gifts were
bestowed on members having birth
days since the last meeting. Mrs.
Edith Poplar and Mrs. Harold
Sharp We're the recipients of beauti-
full pins COMMUNICATING their natal
days. Late in the afternoon the
guests We're ushered into the din
ing room where dainty luncheon
was served.
Those attending were:
Mrs May Risley, Mrs. George
Hill, Mrs Robert Hackett, Mrs.
Paul Loeffler, Mrs. John Morris,
Mrs. Helen Holdoyd, Mrs Edith
Poplar, Mrs. Harold Sharp and Mrs.
Frank Cramer.
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Mrs. +. Smith of Second. street
had as her guests last week
Helen and Bobby Dilks of Penns
Grove.
After spending the weekend in
Plasantville Mrs Frank Webb re-
turned to Philadelphia where she
is staying indefinitely because of
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris are
on their vacation and expect to
visit Washington and points of in
terest in Virginia.
Connie Mack, the manager for
the Athletics" spent Sunday in
Pleasantville. While here he at
tended church
Mrs. Marshall of E. Walnut ave
nue. entertained her daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Wilkinson of Haddonfield on Sun
day.
Mrs. Mabel Cavileer of Linden
avenue entertained Gilbert CavileeI
and Miss Elizabeth Cavileer over
the weekend.
vi
Main street has returned from her
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RoWENs ENTERTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bowen of
Delilah and Linden avenues were
host and hostess to number of
friends at cards on Monday eve
ming. Mrs. Raymond Ortendahl
held top score for the ladies and
her husbrand Raymond Ortendahl
for the men. A delicious repast
was served in the cellar which was
decorated very gaily. Those en-
Toying the evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Orten-
dahl, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff d.
Dare, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy French,
Calvin Bowen, Euretha Waldvogel,
Louise Bowen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Bowen.
Baby Boy Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brooke of
Brookville Terrace are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
baby boy born in Atlantic City
hospital October %. Mother and
baby are doing fine.
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MRS. CHASE HOSTESS
Ehtertains $500" Club at Florence
Avenue Home Tuesday
Afternoon

Mrs. Elizabeth M. Chase delight
fully entertained the 900" club at
her home on Florence avenue. Tues
day afternoon, Mrs. William Cold
meyer received the prize for high
score and Mrs. Alfred Bateman,
the BOBBY prize at the close of the
games the hostess served a delici-
Gus repast.
Those present we're: Mrs. War
rem Austin. Mrs. Clarence Daugh-
erty ST.. Mrs. William Goldmeyer,
Mrs. Alfred Bateman, Mrs. A. Glib
son, Mrs. Raymond Soul, Mrs. M.
Gaskill Mrs. Daniel Megronigle.
Mrs. Wesley Megronigle, of Somers
Point; and the hostess.
Mrs. William Goldmeyer will en-
terrain the club next week at the
home of her sister Mrs. Alfred T.
Bateman on Lake place.
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SUNSHINE CLUB MEETS
Mrsl J. A. Markefka Entertains
Member at Glendale Avenue
Home

The Sunshine club enjoyed a
very pleasant evening at the home
of Mrs. ]. A. Markefka on Glendale
avenue recently. Sewing and music
were the pastimes of the evening
The attendance prize was won by
Mrs. Harry Gale, Mrs. Markefka
presented Mrs. Hudson with a lit
tie gift from the coal regions where
she spent her vacation. At late
hour members enjoyed the dainty
refreshment served by the hostess
Those prese where: Mrs. Powell
Hudson, Mra Harry Gale. Mrs.
Walter Randall, Mrs. F. l. Bowman,
of Atlantic City, and the hostess.
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Personal Gossip of Interest
To Folks on The Mainland

vacation spent in Philadelphia WIS.,
iting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Preston of w. Leeds
avenue entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Halliday and son and Mr..
Heggleman and daughter of Cam
den on Saturday.
Winfield Leeds and party of rela-
tives motored to Camden OH Sun
day. Those enjoying the day there
were, Mrs. Elmer Leeds, Mrs. Mary
Preston. Edna Leeds, Emma Leeds
and Dan Leeds.
Mr.. Carl Peterson, Mr.. Albert
Seeh and Mr.. M. Coleman have re-
turned from their motor trip to
Pittsburg and other points west
Mrs. Harry Helfrich. Mrs. Harry
Warner. Mrs. Frings, Mrs. w. Dare
and Mrs. w. Hudson will motor to
Philadelphia on Thursday and will
spend couple of days attending
the Sesqui.
Mrs. Joseph Helfrich of Chester
avenue entertained her mother Mrs
John Stuart and Mrs. Harry Weible
over the weekend.
nue. entertained Mrs. Walter Comp
ton of Atlantic City on Tuesday.
Mrs. May Risley of Pacific ave
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AUXILIARY MEETS IN
SCHOOL HOUSE
! Ladies of Fire Company No. 8


Plan Movie Benefit at Rialto :.
Theatre.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Co.
No. 8, met last night in the Leeds
avenue school. Mrs. Ethel Loci
fer, president, presided. The at
tendance prize, donated by Mrs.
Lena Smith, was won by Mrs. Ruth
Doud.
Plans were made for a moving
picture benefit at the Rialta Thea
ire December Sth. The feature
picture will be Thomas Meighan in
Tin Gods" Mrs. Alice Leeds was
appointed for the uneXpired term
of Mrs. May Risley, financial Sec
rotary, who resigned because of i'll
health.
Mrs. Alice Leeds, chairman of
the dance committee gave won
derful report on the recent dance.
Mrs. Mary Adams was named
chairman of the movie benefit COM
mittee Members may get their
tickets from her.
Mrs. Lena Smith presented the
auxiliary with piano scarf to be
used on the new player piano. Mem
bers enjoyed a short social after
the close of the meeting.
The next meeting will be held
Monday night in the school.
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MRS. CHEN,NETH
u. ADDRESSES CLUB
Gives Talk to Republican Women
at Meeting Last Night.


Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth, mem
Der of the ,Somers Point Board Of
Education, and President of the
State Federated Boards, was a
speaker last night when the Wom-
ans Republican club of the First
ward met at the home of Mrs.
Harry Helgrich, Chester avenue,
Mrs. Chenoweth discussed the es-
tablishment of Department of
Education, and the appointment of
a Secretary of Education to be
placed on the Presidents cabinet.
A social hour was held after the
meeting. Refreshments were
served.
Those attending were:
Mrs. Charles Chattle, Mrs. War.
rem Austin, Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Chase, Mrs. w. Hudson, Mrs. w.
! Dare, Mrs. o. Gill, Mrs. Charles
Jackson, Mrs Henry Lewis, Mrs.
Sherwood Risley, Mrs. Hackney,
Mrs. Amy Riley. Mrs. Mary Miller,
Miss Florence Babcock. Mrs. Ray
Frendlick, Mrs. Lewis S1llth, Mrs.
Horace Nagel, Mrs. Hattie Inger-
soil, Mrs. Robert Eccles, Mrs. Car
j. RE Lippincott, Mrs. M. Egert of
Hammonton, Mrs. Charles Wilson,
Mrs. Harry Helfrich and others.
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SEWING CIRCLE GATHERS
PoIiyannas Have Meeting at Mrs.
EIWood Watts Home

Mrs. Elwood Watt entertained
the Pollyanna sewing circle Mon
day night at her home on Oakland
avenue. Music and sewing were the
evenings diversion. At late hour
the hostess served dainty repast.
Those attending were:
Miss Lula Cunningham, Mrs.
John Smith, Mrs. Paul Christman,
Mrs. Milton Clark, Miss Rena Gun
ningham, Mrs. A. l. Ditmus, Mrs.
Ferdinand Eble, Mrs. Thos. Hamm,
Mrs. Willard Marshall. Miss Caro-
line Ditmus and Mrs. Elwood Watt.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul Christ
man, Broad and fremont avenues,
November Is.
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nue. is entertaining her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig
of Atlantic City for a few days.
They will leave shortly for Florida
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Norris Smith has closed her
summer home in Port Republic and
will spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs. Mabel Cavileer, los
w. Linden avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert M. Grier
were Philadelphia visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evi Ware motored
to the Sesqui on Armistice Day.
Mrs. Emil Roser of f. Merton ave-