St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-07
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| Letter to Public
. DOLL CLUB WRITES OPEN
LETTER =.
Dear Public: These are exciting
days at Halle now that the BIG
day is only week away. We car
hardly realize that,next Friday viii
be March IA. All the Doll Clut
members are in a furry and their
main topic of conversation revolves
around their, Operetta, "The Eros
Prince"
Costumes are, causing lot o.
discussion and. interest now, thai
their play acting and singing ha!
been so we'll mastered. The mem
bers7 of the Royal Family" sud
denly decided last week that they
were not speaking their lines exact
ly as they. felt. that a King and
Queen should. We know that YOU
will really appreciate and enjoy
their interpretation of their parts
The Princess felt that she SHOULD
follow their example but we per-
suaded her that she was just about
perfect" if she remained the same
She will, since, she now feels that
she is "iust right" When you hea,
the performance, we are sure you
will agree with US.
Probably, we shouldn't be telling
you these little inside, stories, but
then, maybe you will enjoy hear
ing. about some of the, things that
happen and go into putting on a
finished production, We. had made
an; appointment with the photog-
rapher for this week when our cos
tunes would be here, but on last
Thursday, the day of our regular
rehearsal, g. reporter called US to
get a story to write up in the daily
paper. We were also told that q
photographer would be, out to take
pictures. At a. loss as to what to
do about costumes we called the
Parks and Playground Department
and borrowed some outfits: Presto,
when the. pictures were taken we
were all "Dolled" up. The story
was, supposed to appear in the Sun
day paper, but we looked in vain.
/. We suppose that it will come
out some, time this week, at least
we hope we didn't go to all that
trouble for nothing. You see. we
had. also hoped to give you the
names of the members in the cast
this week and show our picture,
but the "cut" hasn't come back yet.
However, next week you will see
our picture 1--WE hope). If you, see
any news about Us in the daily
paper call US up and tell US about
it. You can't see our picture here
this week and you aren't sure who
is who in the operetta, but we can
thank all of you who have bought
tickets. from US. and those of you
who are going to buy tickets, and
we can tell you the names of the
dear people who promised Mrs.
Margaret Godette that they would
come to see our play. They are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyler, Arthur
Hedge, S. M. Salter, C. w. Wiging-
ton, Hayward Toussaint, James
Kirk, H. S. Brown, c.. A. Anderson,
E. A. Galloway, Herman Cotton,
Edwin Salter, Frank Wigington,
George Brooks, Jr, Warren Girls
som, Leon Smith, Jess Griffin,
Nathaniel Evans, Walter Southern,
George Berry, Jr., Rufus Boyd,
Lawrence Stewart, Leonard Davis,
and Earl Harris; Mrs: Eunice
Coins, Josie Williams, Benjamin;
Taylor, Rose Davis, Clarence
Mitchell, Jr., Nora McCracken;
Miss Lola. Vasar.
Maybe your name isn't listed as
yet, but when the curtain goes up
at s:15, March IA, we expect to see
you. Until then, we are
Sincerely yours, =
Doll Club Members,
Mystery Girls,
Miss Edmonia Perry,
Miss Edith Coleman,
Miss Margaret, Williams,
Miss Bea.