Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-04-11
Promises Much.
Co1nedyhPlay,
The First Year
Woman's Club Play is Filled
with Many Humorous
Situations.
TO BE PRESENTED
BY EXCELLENT CAST

Did you know he was in it? HI.
sweetheart delivers the goods, in 9
black grip. Actually, she just gives
herself away! Who? Why your fav.
orite bootlegger. Where, did you say ?
In the second act of "The First Year
the play eyerybody's talking about
you know, Yes, it's just in the second
act they have the gin, though, fo1
they are afraid Attorney Herbert may
cast his eagle eye upon them, and
trace up the clue by the end of the
third act, if they aren't careful.
Mrs. Joughin as Mrs. Emily Liv-
ingston, has indeed had her worries
with her husband. Deserted for a
time and compelled to rehearse to an
empty chair, she now has two will
ing and charming gentlemen. offer
ing to support her in her role. A
husband too many-which will win
out? That will no doubt be the mys-
terry and big surprise of the play.
All young brides have experienced
pangs Of doubt in the double ordeal of
breaking in new maid and serv-
ing the first company dinner-but!
Imagine your husband bringing home
an ACTRESS to share that meal! Oh!
CONSERVATION.
And it really must give us a
glimpse of her past, to see how ma
turally Cecil Rice takes the part of
that disconcerting actress! She's al
ways cutting up, anyway.
No wonder Mother Emily looked
80 favorably upon Tommy Tucker as
her son-in-laW. Haven't many Libby
mothers Of fair daughters felt the
same; can't they all understand her
approval? Tommy Tucker is model,
except when he tries to set the table
for formal dinner-but then, the
best material needs lot Of work
ing over before it becomes a first
rate, useful husband!
All the girls in town have been
crazy about Sandy" for a long time,
30 is it any wonder, that. as Dick
Loring, he presents himself as such
a formidable rival for the hand of
the fair and vivacious Grace?
DR.. Anderson is just the grandest
man. Carelton has transferred his IN
terest to the human anatomy for the
duration of the play, and does it very
well.
Your mouth viii water to see the
ambidexterous Hattie serve piping
hot, enticing and delicious meal to
the cast during the presenting Of
"The First Year.. You will wonder
why your wife doesn't still cook you
such extras as she did during your
honeymoon days, or, if you are that
wife, you will resolve to fix up some
thing special for Edward tomorrow
for dinner, just to recall old times.
In fact almost every line of the ex-
cellent and entertaining play, "The
First Year." to be presented Friday
night under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Club, will remind you Of some
thing funny, tragic, annoying or thrill
ing in your own hectic first year. You
will~yeceive more surprises as the
plot thckens, and feel more regrets
at the end Of the third act, when cur
tain says, mo more" than you have
from any play you've seen in Libby.
Considered one of the best three act
plays of recent years, presented by a
well trained, enthusiastic cast, and
offered to you in such a sprightly
manner, you just can't afford to miss
9sThe First Year,"
Prices are 35c and SOC for regu-
lar seats, Toe for reserved seats. Al
right everybody-Friday night at 8
p. M, and the password is, "The
best home talent play of the year"