Putnam patriot., 1930-05-15
THE ANTIQUITY
 OF WITCHCRAFT
"Cheerio" Expected
 To Swell Milk Fund
Cosmos Club Offering at Bradley Theatre Monday Evening Teams
 with Song Hits and Dances

The advance sale of tickets for "Cheerios" the musical mirth-auake to be presented at the Bradley on next Monday evening, May 18th, gives every indication that a crowded house will greet the local players. This ! spectacular revue is sponsored by the Cosmos Club. and some of the most talented entertainers in this vicinity have been secured for the presenta- tion. "Cheerio" is a snappy song and dance show filled to the brim with catchy music, and it's numerous com edy lines and situations will surely keep an audience in gales of laugh ter from the rise of the curtain until the last volley of humor has been fired Several sketches, hot from recent Broadway revues, are among the fea- lures. selected cast of twenty-five local favorites together with a pony chorus Of clever dancers will put the show across in truly professional manner.
 Fifteen song hits, ten dance spe- cialties and six vaudeville sketches give variety to "Cheerio," and make for an entertainment that can not fail to please the most discriminating audience. "Cheerio" is from the pen of J. P. Heald, the we'll known play director, and has always scored tre- mendous hit wherever presented. MT. Heald was indeed fortunate in secuf- ing Jack Tierney, professional dance instructor, to stage the many beauti- full ensembles. Mir. Tierney has had considerable experience in the drill ing of choruses and speciality dances, and for many years conducted very successful school of stage and ball. room dancing in Boston. Esteile Phaneuf is aecompanist at the re- hearsals.
 Members of the Cosmos Club arc bending every effort to make this pro duction the high-light of the current season. The proceeds will be added to the Milk Fund, and judging from the brisk advance sale, goodly sum will be realized. The complete pro- gram of "Cheerio" is as follows: Characters s:-Vineent Mack, Ellis Pritchard; Lydia Hathaway, Melba Dunleavy: Arthur Harrington, Chas. F. Swain; Tommy Toler, Joseph Dono- van; Joe Lucas, Leo Pominville; Ru- fus Johnson, James Maitland; Abe KOEtHHAuffa. AslhtEl 3haAAb 94AfAA Paddock, Beatrice Gahan; Gladys De- Voc. Yvonne Fisher; Hercules Mona han, John Ivascyn.
 The entire action of the comedy takes place on the Harrington estate.
 Part
 Rumble No. l Prologue" Hello, People," Sunny Side Up' Pony Chorus "Sing. You Sinners" Leo Pominville "I Can Get it for You Wholesale"
 Lionel Charron
 Rumble No. ?
 "The Right Thing to Do" A Girl Dorothy Trudeau A Boy Russell sherman
 Lucky Little Devil' i Rumble No. 3
 "It Might Have Happened" The Woman Mary Nelson The Man Charles Swain Another Man Russell sherman
 Rumble No.
 What Have You" Song and Dance Irene Bruce and Ellis Pritchard
 Rumble No.
 .The Plot Thickens" Happy Days Are Here Again
 The Company
 Curtain
 (Eight minute intermission)
 Part
 Rumble No. l
 His Big Moment ., Pa MeGoofus Ellis Pritchard i Ma McGoofus Mary Iorrey Jennv Yvonne Fisher l .Jimmv Leo Pominvilie Scene: On a deserted farm some where in the wilds of Pomfret.
 Rumble No. ? Song and Dance
 Irene Jarvais and Giselle Tourville
 "Aint Cher?"
 Rumble No. 3 "Dance Away the Night" ! Ruth Bradley and William Jones Dance Diversion Blanche Benoit Song Speciality
 Pauline Rawley-Dorothy Mansfield
 "In Cafe" "Gladys, Rufus and Abe
 Eccentric Dance
 Hester Miles and Ruth Bradley Finale Entire Company Supporting company-Pauline Raw lev. Martha Thayer, Irene Bruce, Irene Jarvais, Clara Giraca, Hester Miles. Giselle Tourville. Grace Ve- giard. Dofothy Mansfield, Blanche Benoit. Ruth Bradley. Cass Banahan'