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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1925
Page
25
Keen interest grows in the 1925 Legion Jollies, coming to the Colonial theater Wednesday and Thursday. The production features a large cast of local talent including younger girls in leading feminine parts, a 26 member chorus, and intricate dances. George L. Stevens directs this nationally polished home talent show with many reservations already placed by locals.
The 1925 Jollies, backed by The American Legion Bluefield posts, promises the best production yet with a wonderful talent pool. Performances are set for next Wednesday and Thursday at the Colonial tre, with reservations urged at Central Phar phe. Tickets are in high demand as packed houses are expected.
The page lists numerous cast members for Act II including John Martin Helen Spangler F Matz Henry McCall Wearout Matz Johnson L Chapman Wilkins K Chapman Elise Spencer Dewey Jones Winburn Woodyard Billie Cawley Stuart Nunan Adkins French and similar names for the Shriek an Egyptian Scream featuring Lacy Chapman Jenny Johnson Jess Frank lin Ray Evans Lapp Frazier Ruby Parks Helen Spangler John Mastin Honey Walker C Greenstreet R Matz Adkins Spencer Wingfield Cawley Nunan Dewey French Stuart Jones Carter Winburn Woodyard Bond F Matz Yearout McCall Henry.
A musical program is set at Bland Street Methodist Church this evening before the sermon. Maury Berret, John Mastin, Norman Crawford and H. A. Lucas sing in a quartette. Mrs Shriner and John Mastin duet. choir and congregation perform with James Elmer Brown conducting. Rev J A Baylor will preach the sermon at eight, with a second service at eleven featuring anthems and solos by Mrs Shriner and Mrs Stanley. Rev J A Bays leads the morning service. Everyone is invited.
Society notices report Cliffe of Dublin visiting Mrs Eugene Smith and Mrs Abe Hogan returning to Pocahontas after a sickness. Mrs A L Deacon arrived from Roanoke to visit her brother. Tabor of Fourth Street appears in the street column. The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church plans a Wednesday meeting at 3 PM with a special program and invites all members and friends. Those in the program should gather at the church Monday at 3 PM. The high school girls circle will meet with Mrs Tynes Thursday at 6 PM.
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