The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-13

Lindbergh.
HIGH SCHOOL TO
PRESENT OPERETTA
AND COMEDY SOON
The following reprints from tn,
Carbon Copy, high school bi-mon
thly publication printed by the Car
bon County News, this week an
nounces two plays to take place
In Red Lodge next week and il
early December.
The operetta Sonia" will be pre-,
scented Friday, November 81. Di.
rection is being supervised by Miss
Evelyn Stager. Betty O'Connol
portrays the title role.
ooh Kay" is the selection of
juniors for their annual class pro-
duction.
The stories of the plays as ap-
pearing in the Carbon Copy are
given below:
SONIA" Annual Operetta
Try-outs were held last Tues
day for the Glee Club operetta,
Sonia" to be given Nov. 81. The
trials were held by Miss Evelyn
Stager, who has direct charge and
supervision of the music depart
ment this year
The roles of the principals have
been filled. The cast follows:
Maurice ......... Peter Vanderloos
Sally ....... Minnie Sue Tooley
Peggy ......-.........-.. Kirsti Kainu
Martha Mayflower =. Irma Heino
Pat Dunn ............... Verne Schwin
Ajariah Smythe -. Bill Giltner
Sonia Markova =. Betty O'Connor
Veda Veronal $500. Ella Flashman
Boris Ivenuff =. Robert Woodrow
Count Ginwhiskey =. Joe Kosorock
Drosky ................. Paul Mcgowan
Sonia" is another one of those
three-act musical comedies-but
with a difference. AIN the glamour,
all the romance, all the adventure
of faraway lands and foreign PEG
pies are successfully united in this
all-absorbing tale of Russian ty-
ranny and revolution. A castle in
Siberia is meet setting for the
story. Sailors, collegians, Bo'she-
wiki, Cossacks, exiles and villagers
plot and plan and live and love
this melodious romance.
From a mid-western college at
Oxford, Missouri, the heroine goes
to the Siberian wastes to find her
father, Russian nobleman, ex-
led to the land of the living dead.
Her way is beset by scheming con-
spirators, but with the aid of her
many friends land one in parti-
cular), Sonia triumphs over all.
"OH KAY" Junior Play
"Oh, Kay" Here it comes-big-
ger and better than everl The
cream of all entertainment! Jun
Tor Glass Production!
1t is another corking play and is
to be presented in early December
It's mystery play with some
thing doing every minute in the
way of thrills, surprises, and lau-
CHS. There are no dead bodies fall
ing out of closets, no gorillas, bats.
spiders or other repulsive things
around, but plenty of
strange things happen. "Gramp,'
with his flivver and it's reverend
ing accessories, and "Gram," with
her habit of trying every patent
on the market, are two
who will furnish a cou-
ole of hundred laughs. Kay Mills, |
he girl detective, and Mrs. Whit
nan are strong parts, while Art
md Edith are juvenile parts of
much appea'. Then there are other
rood parts, and as the plot moves,
I'll are enmeshed in the tangled
breads of mystery" Oh, yes, we
must mention the Black Terror
who is the cause of the
rouble. Can it be ........? Do you
oppose He is............? But
he secret must be kept, so come
nd see ooh, Kay!", the Junior
lass Play on December II at the
Workers. Hall.
weetman's rigid adherence to
ommon sense railroading in the
arly days.
He later saw the coal mining
,dustry in Red Lodge grow and in
904 assisted in the construction
the line from Bridger to Bear
reek. For a number of years he !
as lived in a log cabin in the t
ills near Fromberg.
Death was due to complications {