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Theatre
p \t‘ih ESTERSON,
\lnnsging Director.
“Miss Bob White”
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0! the female leads, there were
.Miss Mabel Miller in the role or
‘Claire Livingston." otherwise known
as “Miss Bob White:" Miss Lillian
Eric-on as “Phyliss.” Miss Kathleen
Andrews as "Miss Autumn" and Miss
Charlotte Lockwood as "Maggie" the
maid. Each ot the tour young wo-
men did tine work. particularly in the
several vocal solos each rendered.
Other members of the cast who ably
supported the leads were: L‘eo “'il-
litms. Bernard Fineson, Ladue “'hlp-
pie. Frank Abbot. Sherwood Penning-
ton and Thomas Ireland.
One of the big features of the eve-
ning was the solo dances "Spirit of
the Rose” and “Columbine." presented
by Miss Lodice Weld. Miss “'eld re-
ceived two handsome bouquets for
her efforts. She was supported by
two groups oi! her pupils.
Between the acts. home-made cany
was sold and drinks served by girls
TODAY-
. . n‘lillSAL pnesnx’rs
(;R.\CE DARMOND
ummN HAMILTON
m'nE FILLMORE
\wl Hipportlng All Stars in
"THE MIDNIGHT
GUEST”
. .1 tin host and most appeal;
4 3 “m“ that you have ever of Hillside school. The girls were
, l an opportunity to see. dressed in costumes of yellow and
white, the school colors. In this
group of girls were: The Misses
Helen Bishop. Barbara Irhe. Gene
rt. Reel Comedy News
l-‘aconer. Elizabeth Swan. Marie Tra-
bulsi. Gene Lysle. Dorothy Sullivan.
Mary Crouch. Eleanor Kohn and
Marie Martenio.
The full cast and chord” follows:
The Cast.
Lord Bashtul . . . ..... . Leo “’iiliams
Friend Rodd . . . . . . Bernard Fineson
Phyllis . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lillian lilricson
Jack Hearty . . . . . . . Ladue “'hippie
Miss Autumn . . . . Kathleen Andrews
Duke of High Titles . . . Frank Abbot
Artie '.‘re Billion . . Godfrey \i'ardwell
Billy Van Billion . . . Llewellyn Knapp
Maggie (a. maid)
. . . . . . . Charlotte Lockwood
Claire Livingston (Miss Bob
White) . . . . . . . . . . . . Mabel Miller
Yankemin . . . . Sherwood Pennington
Devere (Ti-e Billions butler)
Thomas Ireland
Fox Hunters.
“'ard “'hipple. ltnlph
7——
\«Vt' dnesday. Thursday
and Friday
l xl; Ulnl‘NT PRESENTS
\i .\ RION DAVIES
.~ or the most lavish and
“mm! pfl‘llll’e productions
(If the It‘ll
“ \llAM and EVA”
llmlcs first production
due presentation of the
,,..._ Iuitlll‘ picture hit “When
I. mhood Was in Flower."
.. ...
( timing Next Week
«urns FOR SALE"
Hartwell.
nrd Timmons. i-Iverett Frey. \\'nltur
l'rntt. Harry Duff. George. Harrie,
Frederick itiedoll, George Lockwood,
Vii-tor Hrundnzr.
(‘hnperones Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Miller.
.1 (‘oloninl Donn-s.
Miss Helen Miller. Miss Maybellv
I) 1 Austin. Miss lira-mm". Mrs. irx‘im:
; .’ l liaylnes. Mrs. A. i". liuw. Miss Sher
: ... lock. Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. (lodt’rm.
Miss M. Mottrnm, Miss Sodcrstrmn
Thutre Miss Loveioy, Miss l'eyton.
Chaperone—Miss Clmrlotte Pearson
Bob “‘lllte ('lmrue.
Anna (‘arroli. I‘cnrl Southey. Doro-
' thy \V’ellea. Emily “’elles. ltuth
rlman. Mnry Strlmlslm. .lulin. Dom-
l‘iilllil Itinhdnle. Julio O'Niel. Am.
l‘yliris. Lulu l'rousser. Elizabeth Sim
mons. Mabel Montgomery.
Chaperonesuhirs. liru'ry Aumm'l;
Rose Frederici.
Direction David Marlon
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TODAY
“or ony’ Only—By Special
Request
\\ ll.l.l.-\.\l‘. FOX PRESENTS
n ‘ Mllknmlds and Farmers. J
l [IE TOWN THAT hiary \‘aln Huron. Alollie (‘lll'ii:t. ‘i
P‘ORGOT GOD” Beatrix: \\‘lll;ins. ildnu (Jordon. Ag- 3
nos linlui‘y, Virginia Comr '5‘
\ lnlctnro unusual—All star cast. stock. : u t h (“inn-ch, \‘irginii ,
Conlstoek. Ruth (fuhrrh. l-Zieanm‘ ‘
Matthews. Margaret Svully. Gladys ‘
m ' Lobh, Marlon Russell. Dorothy Glover. _
‘hurSday’ Fnda'y’ saturday Audrey Shine. Helen }(:l)', Dorothy :3
FAREWELL VAUDEVILLE Ember. Mnrgnret tl‘lliclly. liugenlz‘ "‘
or 1923 SEASON " iticuhflrn. Idiarrict!Sherman. Elfin,” .
.1 'owe . Eltnlhct 1 Taylor. “ cnnor
3“" PROGRAM or 5 ACTS Campbell. Miriam 12.15 singer. i
=‘l2.\Tl'ltH IleTl'nEs Chaperone—Miss .‘il.x:the\\'s.
l-‘llrtnilon (horns.
Florem-o Levy. l‘runees \Ving. lla-
_, ther I'nney. l-er‘nnor Davenport
tllondnvnre I,0\'(-}’tl)'.
ford. Helen Loundes, llr‘lr‘n Sanioru
Mildred Luther. lrrnn linnnon. Allllir
Newton. “'illinm Horton. l-‘rank Mur-
rron. Russell Briggs, llnrold Bissau”.
“'ard “'hlpple, ltolvort, Strettnn. liv-
crett Buckley, lioh Skidd. \l'llllam
llonnn.
(‘huperones—Miss Moran.
Stevcnl.
Charlotte Sun
A :nn thanks another for
wring his life—Does he
'mnk the Mother who
gave it to him 'I
Miss A.
Spirit. of the nose.
Miss Lodice “’cld. solo (lancer.
Anna Cotter. Alice l'ole. Gertrude
Cotter, Jean Clark. Dorothy Candeo.
lreno Hailend. Louise linilcnd, Ben-
trice Lowndes, Norma. MnoLean. Kath-
erine O'Rielly. Verna l‘olard. Doris
P.nnoyer. Genlvieve Robinson. Doro-
thy Skelly. Mary Stanley. Helen Tilly.
Erna. \Vimpt'heimor. Elizabeth \Vecks.
Grace Collins. Arlene Zwickcr, Grnm»
Zwlcker, Hazel Zwicker. Marion
war It “'ith Flowers"
‘1‘ 'I‘IIPLR'S DAY. SUNDAY,
BIAY 13TH.
Zwicker, Mary Timmons.
Columbine.
Arlene McMahon.
son, Bertha Scone-id. Mary. Lynch.
Henryetta Brown. Lillian Berman.
Alice Gra am. Mrs. Brown.
Chapero es—Mlss Aller. Mrs. Yeast.
I Can‘t Help Loving the Girls.
The Man. Jack “'ehle.
Loraine Tripler. Esther Brown. Ro-
silie Cole, Oliver Burr, Ruth Band-
rup. Irene Gorham. Dorcas Flynn.
Cnariotto Jarvis, Margaret Jarvis. Jes-
sie \Vaters, Alice Barry. Elizabeth
Fitch. Kate Benton. Dorothy I-‘rcy.
Agnes Prendergast. Alice I’render-
gast. Marion Young.
‘ Chaperoner— Miss Louise
' . v'l’ard, Miss MacQ‘ruke'en.
' . Js' cs.
‘xnnouHCIng Audrey Shine, Miriam Baysinger.
' Edna Gordon. Eleanor Matthews.
: Margery Rust. Eloise Shove. Dorothy
SO. NORWALK
FLORIST
The Floral Gift Shop
2 South Main Street
Phone 364
“'ood-
THE NEW po'en, Fanny Modne. Grace Mc-
Quillen. Arlene McMahon. Margaret
Bculiy. Eleanor Campbell. Helen K3,".
Chaperones—Miss MacQueen, Miss
BIRD OF PARADISE
Matthews. .
DESIGN IN List of Misleall Rumbas.
ct .
1. Meet Me in Bubbleland.
Ruth Long and Chorus
. Hunting Song .. . .. Fox Hunters
. Swing Song . . . . Phyliss and Jack
Famous One-Only-Al-Dames
Miss Autumn and Dames
6. An English Sparrow Told Me 80
Duke. Lord Bashtul. Miss Au-
tumn. Chorus.
By Chance \ ie're Both Willies
Tre Billion and Van Million
i ‘om munity Plate
«been
; at could be more ap-
",aie as a wedding gift
a 26-}licce silver were a.
. ’ -: this design.
. Hunger Song
8 Tre Billion. Van Million
. , La Tuscs
l the famous chuminl song—Bob. Pbyllss. 'rre
” 4 as a gift to the bride. ’
Billion, Van Million. Lord
Bashtul.
- 10. I'll Be True, I Love You
Phyllis and Chorus
11. A Tramp Has Ups and Downs
. Tre Billion. Van Million
Act n.
O ’ .
\ 1. Bobby
tklns Jewelry Milkmaids and Farmer Chorus
‘ Store 3. I Cannot Sleep Without Dreaming
of You—Bots White, Tre Eugen.
" I. Finale—uughing Chorus an ys-
128 Washington Street. m, 0, 10¢th
Act .
i. I Just came in to Say Hello.
~v Flirtatioa Chorus
"pr
rimourrt ”I!” “I;
the United states to; sell j
“"‘2.ooo.ooo- "
Bubble Chores.
Ruth St. John. Margaret Paton.
Margaret Fish". Teresa Elsh. mm.-
Timmons. Esther Zuriclter. Betty 1(a-
son. Louise Hailend. Doris Pennoyer.
Eleanor Harris. Lois Pneeger, Harriet
Shurelt, Annie Shutelt, Agnes Foley.
Evelyn Gamble. ~Albertina Miserendl-
no. Mary Miserendino. Margery Hay:
mes. Virginia. He , Marjorie Kellogg.
Doris "temper. rothy McAllister.
Betty Ann Reigottie. Albertina Misc
ercndino. Louise - Kirmayer. ‘ Susie
Lonzobricco. Vera x61... Julia.
Chmielewska, anina Rice. Jennie
Gurney, Ruth Chittim. Aline Magoo.
Rose Arena. Hatalda Lwecchl. Anna
Mikawski. Be a 'I'ekln. Stella Zirc-
zeski. Anna ts. Edna Rickton,
Marion Cahill. Ruth Tobin. Martha.
Pritchard. Catherine L. Baker. Gene-
viev: Chmieloska.‘ Sophie "awteras.
Catherine Gradia. Dorothy Dau-
er. Catherine O‘Rel‘ily, ‘, Nettie
Ventrella, Jessie ‘Glombicki. Mt.-
rlon :‘A'oney. Frances \\'isnic..skl,
Dances Bentel. Helen Cummings.
Helen )i'cQul ‘. 'May ".cGrath. Mar-
jorie \Vargo, Catherine Rooney. Lillian
Stoots. Grace Collins. Lcona Cavanagh.
Helen Fellenbaum Ruth Felienbaum.
Marlon \Vhite. Jeanette Block. Evo-
lyn Green. Dorothy Candee. Millicc ‘.
Hauck. Annette Hauck. Frances Me-
Quirk. Ruth Kohn. Marion Bassett.
Dorothy Loper, Ellen Gray. Hilda
Blore. Dorothy Herkimer. Marjorie
Arnold. Gladys Lamb. Helen Malkin.
Beryl Norman. Elva Nobis. Esther
Todd. Eliga Sherwood. Margaret
Shepard. Ruth Sanderspree. Alys
Graham. Sara Seplra. Edith Rogers.
Marlon Baillie, Carmina. Miserendino.
messes, the most exacting tastes.
. Quality — Economy— Purity — Flavor
:2 Always Assured. _,.- v j"
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Irene Overthrow. Marjorie Brundnge.
Jeanette Brundsge. Helen Modrys.
“'anda Loeicwski. Esther Kern. Lena
Perretti, Mamie Lakalowski, Sophie
Alexander. Lena Robinson. Helen Sys-
way. Margaret Syswsy. Irene Keshka.
Florence Josem. Elsie Comstock. Stel-
la. Swiderskl. Irene Hailend, Catherine
Smith, Ethel Josem.
PASSING UP GER)!” S
LONDON. May 15.-—The British
piano industry is gradually killing
ott~the German trade. All factories
in England are Working steadily.
Nearly 10,000 persons are employed
in them.
People’s Chorus »
Have Meeting
The regular meeting or the elective
board 0: the People's Chorus was held
last night at the home or Mrs. F. J.
Morrison. West avenue. A Ways and
Means committee was appointed to
complete the plans for the concert to
be given June 12 at the Regent thea-
tre. .
Miss Suzanne Keener, soprano. or
the Metropolitan opera company. who
is taking the country by storm. has
been engaged. and Mr. Richard Crooks
who recently sang in Norwaik. and
who needs no introduction has also
t
been secured.
walk friends noted with gratification
that he has been engaged for the next
season at the Metropolitan. The regu-
lar rehearsal of the chorus will be held
YESTERDAY’S A‘UmnNcns—
swam—one: they cried. "
nominal they m hoarse
neutrons—min their hands-m sore.
nmuwmrotsbwml
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~ “Safety Last”
rum a: This Theatre mm ms— ‘
w. _, .
Thursday night at the home at lira.
Morrison. to West‘svenue at 8 o'clock.
Incidentally his Nor-
Forty railroads are using motor
buses on short lines. ,gg"
Morris Fineson. Alfred \l'ilson. IUt'il- ‘
Consuelo Daw- I >
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