New Britain herald., 1928-11-24

small theaters and even rebuilt barns under the guidance of drama enthusiasts. Judging from the man. ner in which New Britainites have started out there is no lack of back ing for famous troupe here. The dramatic abilities of the amateur thespians will be demonstrated be. fore long and. until that time We shall reserve any remarks upon the art of our embryonic actors and actresses.
 Scarcely had the formation of the league been announced than there was forthcoming a list of charter members and the names of three , plays to be presented. They are Love Matches" ''The Dear Depart ed" and The Valiant" which will be given December II and 12 in the Camp school auditorium. Those in charge announce that the league will not be a money making organi- zation, rather a group which desires i to interpret the works of the dra- matists and further the stage in this city.
 The officers of the Drama league of New Britain are: Arthur kimball. president: Mrs. Buel Bassette. first vice president: J. Vance, second vice president; Rev. William H. Alder son. third vice president: Mrs. Morti- mer Camp, secretary; F. NJ. Macom- ber, treasurer; Miss Ruth Bassette. ! director; Mrs. L. R. Weir business manager; Mrs. Pardon c. Hickey. mistress of the auditorium.
 | The charimen of the several com- mites are: Publicity. Howard Tim brell; music, Leland Pierce: proper ty. Mrs. Howard Humphrey: tickets. Mrs. William Judd: program. E. w. Irving: finance. William French play reading. Mrs. J. H. Kirkham. scenery committee. Stanley Duncan.
 Among the charters members are: Mrs. R. N. Hemenway, Dr. G. w. c. Hill. Mrs. Harold Parsons, Miss Helen Bunce. Miss Hubbard. Mrs. F.. B. Stone, Miss Hannah Scott, Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Hungerford, Mrs. N. c. Avery. Mrs. Louis Raphael. Miss Laura Woodford. MT. and Mrs Austin L. Stowell, Miss Mary E. Bingham, Mrs. Arthur Bacon. Harry Jackson. Dr. Charles w. Lee. Mrs. Ducan Shaw. Miss Minnie Noland.
 MT. and Mrs. Tyson A. Hancock. Mrs. George H. Bodley. Miss Corinne 1 Goodwin, Miss Maude Traver. Miss Jennie Vessel, Mrs. Donald McMii- Ian, Mrs. Ruth Mckinnie. Mrs. Sam. uel McCutcheon, Miss Marjorie Moore, Mrs. Joseph c. Andrews. AL fred Begnston, Thure Johnson, Rev. Theodore Dunn.
 Howard Y. Stearns. Miss Estelle Gould, Miss Jennie Parsons, Miss Hilda Krenn, Harry Ginsburg, Mir. Gray. George A. Porter, Miss Martha Moore. Miss Virginia Hart. Mir. and Mrs. Gail Porter. Theodore Dunn.
 Mrs. George Corbin. Mrs. Boards ley. Miss May Booth. Miss Alice Pierce. Miss Mennery. Mrs. Morris D. Sake. Harry S. Cheny. Harry Wes- sells, Mir. and Mrs. George Kimball. George P. Spear, Miss Munson, Pat rick A. King. Arthur Benson. Rev. William Ross, Rev. Samuel Fiske. Mir. and Mrs. George P. Hart. Mrs. J. NJ. Halloran, Rabbi Hadas. Mrs. T. w. Wilbor. Rev. R. Gilman. Mrs. F. s. Chamberlain. Mrs. Chester Hale. Mir. and Mrs. Harry Han- cock
 MT. and Mrs. William Booth, liar ry Coholan, Mrs. George Loomis Mrs. Kenneth Searle. Miss Caroline Hulard. MT. and Mrs. John Abell Vinton Knight, Mrs. George Flana- gan. Mir. and Mrs. Herbert L. Mills Miss Julia Spring. Mrs. Laurence Mouat. Edward Starr. Rev. Samuel sutcliffe. Miss Ruth Henry. Mrs. Olive B. Ingraham, Ed Irving. Mrs. Kenneth Walther. Mrs. J. H. Mulli- gan. Rev. Theodore A. Greene. Mrs. Edward s. Lancaster. MT. and Mrs. Harold Hatch. Mrs. James North, Mrs. Russell Germonde, Miss E. Ger trude Rogers. Mrs. c. B. Stanley.
 Henry Hatsing. Miss NJ. Middle mass. Mrs. Bennett Hubbard. MT. and Mrs. Theodore Hart, Miss Maxine Hart, Mrs. William E. Parker, Miss