The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-12-08
Aulgers Haze
Strong Company
New York Successes Are Being
Presented at caughren-En-
gagement Closes Saturday

Presented at Caughren-En-
gagement Closes Saturday
In the old days it was not posi-
BILE for dramatic companies visiting
cities of the size of Sank Centre to
attract dramatic talent OF real abil.
ity to their ranks.
The advent of motion pictures
has practically put travelling or
CARNATIONS presenting Broadway
successes out of business The re.
suit is that hundreds of clever PEG.
pie are associated with stock or.
CARNATIONS.
The Aulger Bros. Stock Com,
pany, which is making its third
annual visit to Sank Centre at the
Caughren this week has brought
to this city the strongest personnel
ever offered the lovers of dramatic
art of this community.
The engagement at the Caughren
opened Sunday evening with
"Mother's Millions" a gripping
comedy-drama beautifully told.
..Eary's Ankle" was Monday
fevenlng's production. This play
!. ad Eeen presented in Sank Cen
tire a couple of years ago by an
other organization AS presented
by the Aulgers it was a different
play.
Tuesday evening. "Strange Bed
fellows" depicted the experiences
If women entering politics. The
situations were trifle overdrawn
but the story was admirably suited
to the capabilities of the organ
eaten.
Last evening Little Spitfre"
gave Louise Sherwood, the leading
lad.y, her best opno tunity of the
Week. Harrison Aulger, as the To-
qua.ious Marty G1man portrayed
I trlc to life G act Of the four
flusher.
This Thursday evening "What
Anne Brought Home" is the bill.
This piece was released for stock
purposes about two months ago.
The cambridge Players scored a
decided hit in the production at the
Shubert theatre, Minneapolis, a
few weeks ago. The Herald is GER
tain that the production of the Aul-
gers will meet every demand.
Sank Centre folks will remem-
Der Miss Sherwood in "Smilin'
Through .last year. This was
a wonderful heart story magnifi-
Gently told. The piece was writ
ten and produced by lane Cawl.
Following "Smilin' Through" Miss
Cowle produced r"Lilac Time
This play will be- the bill for-Fri-
day evening. It is a beautiful
story wonderfully strong in heart
interest and human comedy. Miss
Sherwood has scored a tremendous
success as Jeannine in this produce
ton.
In order to give the children an
opportunity to enjoy at least one
of the productions special matt
nee will be put on Saturday at
$50. The seats at the matinee will
be Is cents, without reservation.
The engagement closes Saturday
evening with "Horse Thieves" In
this production Mr.. AulgerI has a
part very similar to Bill Jones in
tIightnin' Sank Centre. people
will recall this splendid production
of "Lightnin' /" two years ago.
The vaudeville between acts is
not only extremely funny but the
Aulgers do not get down into the
mire of vulgafltv t, put the acts
over.
The company has faced ex-
tremaly unfavorable weather every
evening except Sunday. This has
kept down the attendance, but in
spite of this fact tie character of
the productions has been main
tal-'od.
Next week the company plays at
Anoka. A short vacation will be
taken, but on Christmas day it
opens 10 weeks engagement at
F. y. Dodge, Iowa.
If you do not zee The. Aulgers
during their VISIT to ti,is city YOU
arr passing up the highest elass
@tta+s -Iment Wis ing Sank Cen
ire.