The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-19
"T0Y MAKER" BE PRESENTED
 MONDAY NIGHT
Christmas Production Civ en by School Students
 Is Free to Public


 Brycesan Trehanne's Christmas operetta The Toy Maker" is to be presented free of charge on Mon- day night, December 21 at 8 o'clock in the grade school auditorium for all the people in Juneau who would like to attend. Under the direction of Miss Ruth Coffin, students in the music classes of the Juneau public schools having been working for many weeks to make this play enc of the outstanding productions of the year.
 The Toy Maker" lives in his shop with his old mother and gets more pleasure out of making toys at Christmas than anything else. One day as he looks out of the window he sees a beautiful princess with whom he falls deeply in love. His toys become jealous and while he sleeps they become alive and play all kinds of tricks on him.
 The princess becomes disgusted with the toys when the emperor sends forth a proclamation that ne will bestow his daughters hand upon the toy maker who succeeds in making the best toy in the king dom in order to please the fancy of his spoiled son the prince. Secret ly the princess goes to the toy makers workshop to break up all the toys and on the outcome of this visit the main plot of the story rests.
 A large cast has been chosen with double casting for all the leading characters. Toy maker, princess, and mother are from the high school glee club while members of the grade school make up the remain der of the cast. In order to give the students experience in the produc- tion of a play, high school students assisted in the directing and coach- ing of the younger players. The play is to be produced by the following
 Cast
 Best Doll - Doris McEachran, Betty Nordling.
 Rag Doll-Joanne Erwin, June Powers.
 Wooden Soldier - Robert Satire Bob Phillips.
 Clown-Bob Scott Rodney Nord- ling
 Toy Maker-Richard Jackson.
 Herals- Hallie Rice.
 Old Woman-Mary Stewart, Der nice Loyejoy.
 Princess -Sybil Godfrey. Rather inc Torkelson.
 The Emperor-Jimmy Glasse.
 The Prince-Edward Wood
 Tree Dancers Norma Burford, Jackie Hawkes., Lois Schmitz, Invald Varness, Doreen Hunke, Dick Krane, Bonnie Klein, Nedford zenger, Astrid Varness, Franklin Dufresne.
 Clock Dancers - Isabel Parsons, Betty Mills, Marjory Shell, Pauline Petrich, Verna Mae Gruber, Lila Sinclair, Barbara MacSpadden, Thea Hansen, Patricia Berg, Doro- thy Wilms, Beryl Marshall, Jirdis Winthers.
 Four Leaf Clovers-Margaret Gia- conas, Doris Gridley, Betty Bonnet, Willane Rolf.
 Soldiers-Lee Lucas, James John son, George Wamsley, Leroy Vestal, Chee Herman, Virgil Anderson, Axel Neilsen.
 Herald's Attendants-Ed Neil sen, Carl Click.
 Nanny Doll-Margaret Bands.
 Dainty Doll-Beverley Leivers.
 Regular Girl-Shirley Davis.
 Toy Chorus - Eugene Brothers, Dick Clithero, Lois Schmitz, LOIS Davis, Mae Barnesson, Richard Krane, Maxine Nostrand, Adrian Glasse, Pat Brewer, Helen Anderson, Doreen Heinke, Bonnie Klein, Jac- queline Schmitz, Mary Jukich.
 Delphine F'uruness, Astrid Var ness, Anabel Hagerup, Erna Meic, Margaret Femmer, Mary Tubbs, Irene Williams, Franklin Dufresne, Lois Allen, Charlotte Soule, Nedford Zenger, Lorraine Johnson, Harold Bloomquist, Lew Williams, Ingvald F., Mary Jacobson Emma Neil son. Roy Brown, Erling Osborne,