The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-28
Fantastic Scenes
in the Operetta
The Moon Queen

to be given Tuesday evening at the
high school auditorium by pupils of
the Richholt school, is a delightful
fantasy in two parts.
The Land of Rosy Dawn is the
setting for the first part of the
operetta. The little clouds, the
breezes, sunbeams and sunshine are
introduced just at sunrise.
Part two takes place in the Hall
Of the Milky Way where the Queen
OF the Universe is to be elected. The
politics of these fantastic creatures
is discussed in this scene. As the
clock strikes A o'clock they hasten
away to their tasks.
The following pupils are men,
bers of the operetta cast:
Chorus of Stars-Evening Star.
Grace Wilcox; North Star, Ferdin-
and Knothe; chorus, Henry Gohring,
Marvin Truhn, Walter Larson, AL
vim Ode, Willis Newton, Robert Hol-
1opeter, Robert Illchen, WILDER Ben
der, Dueben Tellinghueson and
Ernest Klein.
Chorus Of Clouds-Summer Cloud,
Marion Porter; Chorus, Lucille Bur-
hart, Ruth Rand, Marjorie Scott,
Evelyn Nelson, Deloras Tekippe,
Alvina Kallenberger, Solweig Mel
son, Beda Byers, Fern Haynes, Fern
Yeator.
Chorus Of Moonbeams-Moon
Queen, Frances Splitter; Chorus,
Lois Tierney, Violet Lash, Florence
Porter, Betty Melville, Ida Kallen-
berger, Doreen Church, Phyllis o.
son, Dorothy Tekippe, Fanny Alice
Roberts and Audrey Yeator.
Chorus of Breezes-Morning
Breeze, Louise Melville; Evening
Breeze, Frieda Tolchinski; Chorus,
Bura Jane De Laney, Muriel Drcs-
bach, Henrietta Ode, Lulu Kutchera,
Fern Lash, Anna Klein, Lucille Han
naford, Rosemary Hollopeter, Mar
garet Gussner and Louise Klein.
Chorus of Sunbeams-Princess
Sunbeam, Evelyn Sundland; Prin-
cess Sunshine. Murrel Harding;
Chorus, Ruth Coghlan, Emma Wei
BILE, Edna Bredy, Emily Papacek,
Dorothy Mccall, Marie Nelson,
Vera Schweigert, Eleanore Wilson,
Lorraine Mailloux, Jean Speaks,
Clara jacobson, Marie Nelson.
Chorus of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Gladys Risen; Chorus, Bobby Yeas
ley, Lloyd Hughes, Harold Russell,
Edward Decker, Arlan Britton,
William Dohn, Walter Smith, Will
son Tierney, James Burman, and
Bobby Melville.
Between the acts of the operetta
the fol'~wing pupils will sing a
baseball song: Santon Roberts, Ed
ward Church, Arthur Moran, Albert
Thomas, Edgar Korrup, Melvin Mel
SON, Clarence Washington, Theodore
Omett and Roland Wentz.
The Sweeping Song will be sung
by Esther Shuren, Elaine Riggs,
Doris Byers, Raghnhild Jacobson,
Grace Church, Pauline Bredy,
Emma Montgomery, Marion Will
cox, Mildred Boelter and Irene Brit
ton.
Word has been received in this
city of the death of Judge M. A..
Spooner of Bemidji, Mimi, who was
well known in Bismarck. He was
the son-in-law Of Mrs. Nellie Hinck-
ley.
Miss Louise Reibling returned to
Wilton Saturday after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle N. Gilroy.
A marriage license was issued
recently to Leonard B. Pfliger Of
Stanton and Miss Apolonia F.
Brown of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sleight, Mrs.
A. L. Hall and Mrs. c. Klope were
Happen visitors in Bismarck Friday
and Saturday.
Frank Rychman Of Pollock, S. D.,
spent the weekend in this city as
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. H. B.
McGann.
Miss Gladys Schroeder Of Bis
marck spent the Weekend in Fargo
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Hanson.
Miss Dorothy Kruger spent the
weekend at Solen as the house
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Nc
Donald.
Otto Schermansky Of Solen spent
Saturday in Bismarck, en- route
home from Fargo.
The Weather