New Britain herald., 1927-10-20
BRISTOL NEWS
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(COntlAuel rom lGEe StNFu) ross was instructed to confer with the public works department also and see If some suitable site for playground could not be selected.
 Frank E. Merrill, Arthur \. Man ross and Arthur Hitchcock were ap- pointed a committee of three to ap- pear before the city council at its meeting to be held on November 5 with all outline of the activities of the various playgrouuds during the past season.
 No Park Board Meeting
 Due to a lack O. the necessary quorum. tho park board meeting scheduled for s o'clock last evening was postponed indefinitely
 The Jade DoIl'
 \ large audience Is assured for tn" musical comedy. "The Jade poll,' to be presented by the Bristol Com nunity players as the opening event Of the 1H27-@S season of Rristol's Community thoater this evening, with a second rendition on Friday evening.
 The case for The Jade Doll." Nutsu, Japanese noblcnau ..,
 .....,........... Arthur Jopson saku-Su, daughter Of Wutsu ....
 ................., Hester Girari Noekimo, a young nohleman ..,
 .......-...... Harry Olmst"ad O-Tush, and 10 Wutsu .........
 .........-....,G Gaylord Cook Chinero, suitors of Saku-Su ....
 ............,.... Charles Joy 1amosan ...t...., William Dow kiro ........,.,.... Alma Rode Quill Penn ........ Horace Staples Cologne Bottle ..,, Beatrice Chapin St. John .....,..', Claude Terrell Olga .'.'..'.'.''.'.'' EulIn Nliih Rose ......,....-..... Grace Beach Lionel ....,..-. Thomas Brosnan Japanese maids;--Bernice Brad shaw. Myrtle French. Mavis Roe, Helen Hutchison. Loretta Critchley, Louise Cunning. Jesse McCarten, Hester Girard. Cecelia Coan, Ruth Pierce, Veronica Beaucer and Adelaide Carpenter.
 Jap5NpS' tDNN.--it'lllS i$tN 'JcS . Charles Lockwood. Edmund Cook William Farmer, Kenneth Blaskey. William Janke. Harold Cook, Ed ward Wentland, Lowell Huston. Joseph Kapell. Edward Graham, William Gagnon,
 Dancing dolls;-Blanche Bismby, Betty Arnold, Anna Rich, Julia D. Agostino, Janet Funck, Helen Burke. Norma Weeks, Eleanor Donlon, Dorothy McGowan, Ethel Marshall.
 Peacock feather fans;-Louise Cot,le, Dorothea Merz. Elizabeth Jennings, Helen Hurst, Priscilla Darlington. Dorothy Martin, Ellen Ramsdell, Julia Nilsson, Charlotte Ellison, Patty Dalzell, Ethel Bar rett, Anne Barrett. Esther Trum- bull. Dorothy Clark and Marjorie Howard.
 Fieurines:-Nera Hardness, Ora Narcotic, Frances Beckwith, Flor ence. Wright, Ethel Joyce, Grace Sessions, Dorothy MacPerson and Caroline Devine.
 Wedgewood girls: Helen Peters Frances Colvin, Anita Ball, Gene vieve Straun. Gladys Nulllcmler, El- len Fitzpatrick. Frances Brand. Ne da Bemaris, Mary Comerford and Isabelle Masack.
 Jewel hearers:-Paul Mccarthy James Critchley. Ole Robertson Emil Goranson, Buell. Ferguson ant Earl Dean.
 Jewels:-Louise Griesbach, Rutf Besmish, Agatha Thayer Evelyr Gustafson, Gladys Chester, Dori! Arnold, Isabelle White, Ann Berry Audrey Thayer, Margaret Madden Lillian Baldwin and Helen Reszen' ski.
 For the accompaniments Of thu singers, and for considerable of the play, there will be sitting at thu piano and managing the worries fol their proper effect Miss Lois Phelps the talented musician Of Plainville Miss Phelps has done considerable work with Miss Church and tn