Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-02

dleton Mr. Morsen, DIR. Shade, Mr.. Seibold,
MIR DoOley MIR. Daniel and Mr.. Boyd.
saturday at the matinee. MFR. CatheH, Miss
Smith Mr. Shader, Mr.. Earnest, Mr.. Clabaugh,
Mr.. Evans. Miss Blanche Wood Mr.. Howard,
Mr.. Dolby, DR. Shade, Mr.. Seibold, Mr.. Nor
SELL Mr. Daniel and Mr. Morgan.
"On Saturday night, Mr.. CatheI, Mrs. Noyes,
Mr. Harris, DIR. Shade, Mr.. MorSeh, Mr.. OCon-
nor Mr. MeCarthv. Mr.. Conley, MIR. Clabaugh,
Mr.. Seihold, Mr. Dooley, Mr. Daniel and Mr..
Morgan were scheduled to appear"
ID EFERRING to this performance an old actor
~ is reported as having said at the time:
"As an amateur performance this production
has not been equaIed in Washington at any
time within the territorial limits of my
memory, which is pretty big, too, might add"
In commenting on the performance, one
writer in speaking of the work of the Harris
brother had this to say: FIRST come the
Harris brothers themselves, whose work as
author and composer was for the first time
adequately presented before the public, and
who, Furthermore, distinguished themselves, as
orchestral conductor and comedian respectively
Indeed W. H. Harris is one member whose
talents actor and singer would probably win
him a professional engagement without diff
Guilty, but he wisely prefers to continue the
creative partnership with his brother rather
average muSical-farce comedian. Compared
with some of the people in the Girl From
Paris No. company, at the National last
week, an lnprejudiced spectator would prob
ably take him for the professional"
OF the many persons who took part in the
performances Of the Carroll Institute Dramatic
Club, or who were members the following is a
partial list: George H. OConnor, Ben Judson,
Percy F. Leach, William w. Cullson, George
T. Cox, L. E. Kaiser. Charles Moore, Will Cul-
1izf1FR a 7 pcTNa
William H. Iepley, william s. Mccarthy Wal
lace G. OrTne, Robert Bruce, Arthur Plant,
William H. Conley, Frank Howard, Charles l.
Sully, Arthur Gardner, Frank H. PASTOR,
Charles F. Locraft. John S. Tyler. John P.
Baer, Harry Leigh. william o. Downey, Ed
ward j. Walsh, Felix Mahony, John j. Nolan,
Miss Anita Hendrix, Miss Nora Cocker, Miss
Teresa j. Machen, Percy Winter, Joseph A.
Burkhart w. E. Dieffenderfer, H. Bredekamp,
8. Minister, ]. Travis Cocker, John S. Moran,
Matthew r. Holloran, John F. Pearson,
Vincent E. Lynch, Mrs. Gay Robertson,
Cornelius T. DAILY. Miss Helene Lackaye
Thaddeus Seaman, Miss Anna M. Hathaway,
Charles Meyers, Arthur Middleton, Frank
Howard. Charles Green, Charles Bechtel, Mel
vile HenSey, Daniel Z. Murphy A. T. Seaman,
p. W. Evans. Finley s. Hayes Miss Nettie
Paige, Miss Florence B. Leach Miss Alice K
Irwin MRS. George Harris. Frank w. Romatne,
Miss Abbott, Mrs. Ivy Herriott, z. Clyde Shade
Miss Laura Eichelberger. Miss Myra Lee
Cavalier, Miss Kathleen Chambers Miss Rita
Granewald, Miss Catherine Loughran. James
A O'Shea, Sue H. Murray, Joseph Sheridan
Knight, Miss Annie Lepley, Francis J. p Clearly
Leo P. Harlow, Joseph d. Sullivan, Ignatius
J.. J. Cost5gan, George E. Sullivan, James B.
Harrigan, William B. Bagman, J. Y. Leach
J. E Bean, John II. Fable c. L. MahOney John
E. Knight, Samuel Sneeden, J. L. Keeler and
Robert Hickman
Quite number Of those mentioned in the
foregoing list are stin living in this city and
are OF our foremost citizens. Several are prom
1nent lawyers, while others are engaged in the
various professional occupations and other pur-
suits
OF course, no one win ever forget George
H OCOnnor who with his aecompanist Matt