The Republican., 1933-03-02
AREN'T We ALL" TO BE
PRESENTED FOR LIBRARY
Three-Act Comedy To Be Given
For Benefit of County Organi-
ZatiOn March 9 and 10
SPECIAL SHOW FOR KIDS

"Aren't We All" a three-act
comedy farce, is being presented by
the Library association for the bene-
fit of the Garrett county free public
library, on Thursday and Friday,
March 9 and 10, at o'clock, in the
Oakland High school auditorium.
There will be special perform
ance for children on Wednesday,
March 8, at p. m, with admission
10 cents at the door. The admission
for the performance on Thursday
and Friday evenings is 40 cents.
The cast includes over 80 people
from Oakland and surrounding
towns. Rehearsals are now under
way at the William-James Hotel.
The chorus includes over 80 girls of
the High school and alumnae.
The productions opens with chill
dren's skit, "Baby's Birthday Party"
including so little children, featur-
ing Miss Helen Jones as soloist.
Between acts comes a skit "Good
Morning judge" in which Asphasia
Jones sues her husband, George
Washington Jones, for divorce. The
jury composed of Oakland business
| men render a decision which is a
fitting climax.
Any person selling ten adult tick
cts will be given one complimentary
ticket by applying to the coach or
the ticket chairman. The first six
rows in the auditorium will be re-
served with an extra charge of 10
cents for those who do not wish to
come early.
The activities of the Free Public
Library and the benefit to the en-
tire county needs no explanation.
The association invites all to spend
an evening of enjoyment and at the
same time add to the Library fund.
Partial List of Cast
A partial list of the cast includes
DR.. E. l. Baumgartner, George H.
Hanst, Donald Sincell, Martha Con-
der, Edwin Elias, Ruth Conley, Cath
crime Schnebley, Margaret Kochen-
derfer, Mrs. Leo Helbig, Robert T.
Hoffman, DR.. R. L. Kercheval, Rus
sell Brown, Cartwright May, Edwin
Lancer, Mrs. Edwin Lancer, Thurl
Tower, J. NJ. Jarboe, Virginia Hamill,
Jack fowler, Arthur Humbertson,
Mrs. A. Humbertson, James Bell, E..
T. Willis, Foster D. Bittle, Herbert
Smith, Mrs. George Hanst, Mrs. D..
Edward Offutt, D. Edward Offutt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Jacobs, Ross Y.
Stup, George D. Sprague, Lowell
Loomis, H. A. Loraditch, S. H. Jack
son, Mrs. Paul McIntire, Henry Nc
Comas, Emroy Bolden, wellington
Yutzy, R. L. Maroney, A. G. Hesen.
| The complete cast will be announced
| next week.
Committees in charge include Mrs.
James Willison, general chairman;
Miss Margaret Kochenderfer, assist
ant; casting committee, Miss Koch
enderfer, Mrs. Frederick Thayer,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. James fowler,
chairman; ticket chairman, j. M.
Jarboe; assistants, Mrs. Wilson,
and Mrs. Hal E. Jacobs.
Advertising and publicity, Mrs.
fowler, Mrs. D. Edward Offutt, Mrs.
Edward Lawrence, Mrs. Neil Fraley,
Mrs. Julius Littman, Mrs. H. A.
Loraditch, Miss Lottie Loar. Chill
drens committee, Miss Marion
Leary, Mrs. Abraham Lawton, Mrs.
William R. Offutt.
Costume and properties, Miss
Elizabeth Leary, Mrs. o. T. eraser,
Mrs. F. D. Bittle, Mrs. Ralph Kerche-
val. Makeup, Miss Kochenderfer,
Miss Ruth Conley, Miss Schnebly.
The chorus includes the following:
Geraldine Nordeck, Pauline Wolf,
Edith Smith, Clara Moon, Betty
jackson, Mary Sue Bell, Janice Gra-
ham, Betty Knepper, Loretta Warn
ick, Mabel Hinebaugh, Regina Comp
ton, Gertrude Casteel, Mary Emily
Butt, Kathryn Dewitt, Marguerite
Shaffer, Catherine Moon, Louise
Moon, Frances Filsinger, Margaret
Tillett, Margaret Rowan, Margaret
Fraley, Frances Riley, Mary Jane
Riley, Mary Thomas, Catherine
Schnebly, Helen Treacy, Mrs. Helen
Yagle, Mrs. Betty Lancer, Virginia
Hamill, Betty Gonder, Alverta Dill
lon, Virginia Fraley, Catherine Rice,
Ethelrae Yelling, Mary Peddicord.