The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1929-12-05
Methodist Circle No. 3
Present "Corp. Eagen"
Featuring $50 People

On next Thursday and Friday, Decem-
Der IL and 18th, at 8 p. M, in the Gram
mar school auditorium, the Methodist
ladies of Circle No. 3 will present "Cor-
poral Eagen" comedy drama of the
American rookie and army life, featur-
! ing $50 local people in it's extensive
cast. The play is directed by Miss Net
tie Dyer, of this city, and is produc-
! ton of the Universal Production Co.
Corporal Eagen" is a laughable play,
yet combines great deal of patriotism
that is staged in a spectacular manner.
1t is claimed to be one of the great
est shows for amateur productions, and
will offer entertainment for the au-
dience thruout it's presentation.
The story centers around Corporal Ea-
gen, an Irish doughboy that will be
played by c. M. Cook. His companion
and buddy is Izzy Goldstein, that is rep
resented in the play by Norman Wealth
ersby. Their behavior and laughable
experiences form the background for
many situations that arise. Sally, one
of the girls, is played by Miss Edith
Hayden, whose histrionic talent is given
fine medium for expression. Many
other stars will appear in the review
anu are as IOIOWS.
A. b. Holder, J. F. Williams, H. H.
Johnson, Misses Geneva Herring, May
DAVIS, Mlgnonne Walker, Vernon Rhyme,
Britt Hoover, L. R. Thompson, P. H.
Williams, Early Lucas, G. H. McMor-
rough, W. B. Kenna.
The Awkward Squad will contain b.
). Beall, Jr., D. C. Lundy, Dr. V. L..
Richards, Will Sample, Raiford Watson,
Harry Watson, Will Barrett, Gilbert
Sansng, Willie Fincher.
Soldiers and Sailors Chorus: H. H.
Fuqua, DR.. J. W. Giffee, Dr. G. G. Ash,
Max Scobey, j. w. Latham, Sessions Po-
vail, George Povall, L. B. Gilliland, J..
+. Stephens, G. T. Phelps, George Love,
Leon Thrash, ]. F. Pickens, C. A. Miner,
L. P. Hand, C. H. Palmer, Magruder
Petty, Alton Parker, w. o. Thompson,
E. Cohen, Tolbert Nabors, Jesse Boat
wright, Herbert Steele.
Girls Chorus: Rosa Mae Herman,
NJ a y X h e Marlborough
Edna Herman, Harriet McMorrough,
Elizabeth McRae, Dorothy McBee, Sadie
McKae, Elizabeth McRae, Julia McRae,
Elizabeth McRae, Ethel Schur, Caroline
Harrell, Necie Gwin, Annell Lipsey, En-
ma Dennis Moore, Frances Parks, Julia
iieii ieh' CilZdpeCn GWln, Meta Moore,
Juanita Powers, Donnis Norquist, Mar
garet Sheehan, jaime McRae, Alice Dal
ton johnson, Inez Trull, Annie Lee Gwin.
Rosa Fink, Erin Gwin, Miriam Ash,
Frances Hammett, Annie Kerl Trull.
Elinor Hooker, Lucille Gulledge, Sue
brennan, Marie Pahlen, Rosalyn Apple
baum, Ida Keene Buck.
Deacon Jones' Mistrel will furnish
lots of fun with C. S. Harrell as mas
ter of ceremonies aided by DR.. R. M.
Stephenson, Ben Rose, Tally Slade and
Alva Austin.
The Dark Town Shufflin Gals will be
DR.. c. A. Moore, Reggie Williams. Sam
Herman, j. M. Kimbrough, Bunk Will
burn, 7. j. Trull, Clyde Webb, Eric Nor
quist, DR.. ]. F. Howell, Sam Flower, Sol
Applebaum J. D. Weeks, Cecil Howell.
Pageants of patriotic nature, with
numerous musical numbers and cho-
ruses and laughable episodes will fea-
ture the entire show. 1t is filled with
many beautiful scenes, musical num-
bers and entertainment of all kinds.
Reserved seats will be placed on sale
Wednesday at Peoples Drug Store for
the event. Two shows will be given,
Thursday and Friday, December ~ and
18th.