The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-21
ONE Talent Play Under Aus
Enjoyed by Good-sized Au.
pieces of u. G. L. Auxiliary
dience-ChOruses Are Well
Trained and Beautifully Cos
TUNED

The musical revue Too MANY
ives" presented Thursday evening
the city auditorium under the
lspices of the u. CT. auxiliary.
-ovided a full evening Of genuine
ltertainment.
The revue opened with the chorus
Look Pleasant" sung BY - kiddies;
4 by Beverly Bauer and Howard
awyer. A chorus, snappy in color
nd music, ushcred in the cast OF
Too Many Wives" to the tune 81
lust Once Again
From the opening speech Of TOO
tany Wives" until the distressing
roblem Of proving Just which 81
u many ladies' introduced was the
al wife. the comedy was held up
nd punctuated with lively songs
nd dance steps. Majorie Smith, in
.ish maid costume, led the chorus
Red Lips j.,
Tom Dunn as the young husband
nd Catherine Andrlst as the doubt
e young wife, did some good bits
{ "honeymoon arguing. " Archie
tcPhce as Frank Dalton, Arthur
aler in the role Of Will Thompson,
nd Marjorie Smith as Bridget. the
,aid. offered especially fine comedy
their efforts to bring about mari
al peace. Terrence Halloran gave
sincere Interpretation of the char
cter Of John Stanford, the rich old
ncle.
Orchestra Has Good Act
One of the hest acts II the entire
eyue was one presented by The
ommodores, 4 lively dance orches-
ra made III of Wendell Sanders.
Winston Mann. Ace Richardson and
'hristian Biornson. The curtain
ose while the orchestra played a
pecial arrangement Of AT Sun
own" The second number The
sidewalks Of New York, was played
" the orchestra with true howery
hythm, while the chorus III least
lde costume" assisted. Marjorie
smith and Billy Chapleau. director
f the production. featured some
cry clever and intricate soft shoe
Iancing with not a little skill and
omedy.
A we'll trained pony chorus in
high hat" costumes assisted Mar
orie Smith in the number bye, Bye,
'retty Baby" answering several en-
huslastA encores.
The high comedy III cupid in
I Shirt Sleeves" the second sketch,
vas heightened by the splendid act
ng. Special mention should go TO
George klingenschmidt. who played
he nervous husband. Mr.. klingen-
chmidt did not once lose the char
.cter Of the very difficult role dur
ng the entire play. Terrence Hal
oran, as the young man embarrassed
n shirt sleeves in strange home,
also gave a splendid performance.
Marjorie Smith was at her best in
comedy role and Marian Acker-
nan Vas The attractive young wife
around whom the trick Of fate re-
Owed. Mary Cysewskl made q
~'mar: little parlor maid. More clever
lance steps were introduced III this
ketch to the tunes of Polly anc
Under the Moon" Archie McPhee
ed the last chorus.
The finale Good Night" was Al
ensemble Of music and color. The
,ntire revue was coIorful with
bright, attractive cestuming, with
pecial mention of the Doll Dance
n red and blue. and the unique cos,
uming in The Sidewalks of New
!! York.
Sincere thanks is extended hy thu
u. G. T. auxiliary to Webb Brothers
and the 4. w. Lucas company fol
The loan Of furniture and othe1
properties.
The revue was directed by Bill,
s+Jhapleau of the Billy Chapleau pro
auctions of Kansas City. Mo.
Members Of Cast
Members of the kiddies drill were
Phyllis Brainerd, Dorothea Arness
Bernice Renaas, Beverly McCay
Myrtle Norum, Betty Bartlett, Char
iotte Bartlett, Rose Degg, Helen An
lerson. Eva Coats, Doris Lyngstad
Lois Riggs, Betty Mullin, Claric
Lee, Helen Holnson, Jean Lee, lisa
belle Cochran, Dorothy Mueller
tfelen Hedstrom, Jennie Skaff. Grac
McCay, Eleanor Thompson, Gail VI
men, Norma Sue Ness. Margare
Lee, Marie Curran, Kathleen King
Constance Cole, Doris Orchard. Caro-
|lyn Williams, Josephine Williams
Helen Bashara. Cleo Arness, Loi
Werstlein, Bertha Ziebert, Anna An
-derson, Kathleen Healow, Dolore
Curran, Angelina Younise. Haze
Nassif, Katherine Riggs, Lois Dav
export, lone McConey, Sarah Bash
ara, Jimmie Curran, Robert Penner
James Melton, Robert Humphreys
Jack Lyngstad, Lee Andrews AM
Robert Lee.
+ Chorus girls were: Jane Byrne
Marian Alderman, Dolores German
Louise Keller, Ardith Gussner, Bett,
dollhouse, Grace Weber, Gladly.
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