Rose Marie at Park Theatre Brings Broadway Style to Bridgeport
A large Bridgeport audience welcomed Rose Marie a four performance engagement at the Park Theatre The show praised for its lavish settings strong ensemble and standout Totem Pole dance continues to draw applause The cast includes Paul Donah as Jim Kenyon Virginia Johnson Geary and William Wysard Tawley with Arthur Hammerstein guiding the production through a comic operetta style musical score by Rudolf Primi and Herbert Stothart.
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Telegram
Rose-Marie
Phego
Bertormanes
Hich
Engagenént
Appellen
Firidgeport
Arthur Hammerstein
Rosei Marle
Otto Harbach
Osca
Himnerstein
Rudolf Primi
Herbert Stothart
Canadian Rockies
June Roberts
Wanda
Wren
Auss Roberts
Arthur Mary
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Fis
Paul Donah
Jim Kenyon
Virginia Johnson
Iliar
Musial
Ax Pergeant Milono
Royal Canadian Police
Walliam Cis Ton Ty
Wivsard Tawley
Convinc i
William 17
Botth Houston Richards
Hiard
Park Theatre
Rose-Ware
Notion Vternoon
Tomomon
Mrs Crosby to Speak Again on Parliamentary Law
Mrs Robert Crosby will address the Federation of Parent Teacher Associations at Stratford hotel sun parlor Monday night on motions. She previously lectured on duties of local office and will discuss whether the course continues for two or three more lectures. A question box follows the lecture with plans for a civic event at Stratford hotel and an open meeting at Warren Harding High School on April 17 and April 19.
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Robert Crosb
Federation of Pirent Teicher
Stratford Hotel
Crosby
Tenth District G O P Club to Nominate
Officers of the Tenth District Republican club will be nominated at the regular session in clubrooms 471 East Washington Avenue. Present officers are Joseph R Mele president, William V McDonald vice president, M L Desereau financial and recording secretary, Wiengel G Stiegle treasurer, James J Leon, A Hartley and Frank J Kisco trustees.
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Tenth District
Republean Club
East Washington Avenue
Joseph R Mele
Walliam V
SILLIMAN CHAPTER PLANS FOR BENEFIT PARTIES
The Mary Silliman Chapter DAR staged a large luncheon at Stratfield Hotel with about 125 members present. After the meal a two day card party was set for April 13 and 14 at the home of Wax Werry Do Parrett to benefit the DAR auditorium in Washington and honor the late Mrs John P Sterling.
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Mary Silliman
Stratfield Hole
George I
Wax Werry DO Parrett
Washington Avenue
D A R_ auditorium
Washington
John P. Sterling
Sterling
Mary Solin
Stratford
John Sterling
Muthuen Stevenson
Newtown
Arthur Smith
George Becis
Westport
Helene Kemper Nichols
Faxchild
Leslie Northrop
Bridgeport
William Chase
Mig Huty Touces
Bivin_ Pierce
Beithallitcchcock
Richard Demarest
Frank Beers
Edward Foste
Russel Wilmot
George Whitehead
C WH Spague
Amercanization Committee
DAR
Mogram
Musicale
Helen O’shea
Stamford
Bridgeport Hygiene Secretary Speaks at Business Club
Miss Mary Thodgers Ferguson, new executive secretary of the Bridgeport Manual Hygiene Clinic, spoke to the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club during their monthly meeting last night at the clubhouse on Park Avenue. Members enjoyed a dinner prior to the talk, with a Cuello manu served.
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Mary Thodgers Ferguson
Bridgeport Manual Hygiene Clinic
Bidgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Park Avenue
DeMolay Snow Repeats at Majestic Theatre Majestic
A packed house at the Majestic Theatre last night hosted the DeMolay minstrel show repeated by popular demand after its Pyramid mosque debut. The seven member cast, directed by Joseph E. Haines, delivered new gags and songs with encores for the banjo quartet Erwin Cibulas Fred Chase Walllim Sherr and Edward Hising. Soloists included Harry Schnett man Ralph Goodsell William Belloff Yarry O Neill Henry Avery Bert Cohen Herbert Hageman and Sonney Marland. Clarence Tonges offered a specialty dance and Edward Bishan acted as interlocutor as the Majestic Orchestra provided accompaniment.
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Thrne
Watc
Majestic Theatre
Pyramid Mosque
Joseph E. Haines
Vhs
Banjo
Erwin Cibulas
Fred Chase
Walllim Sherr
Edward Hising
Harry Schnettman
Ralph Goodsell
William Belloff
Yarry O'Neill
Jlenry Avery
Bert Cohen
Herbert Hageman
Soaney Marland
Clarence Tonges
Edward Bishan
Majestic Orchestra
National Officer to Address State Convention Here
Mrs Olive Joy Wright of Cleveland Ohio national president of the federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs has accepted the invitation to be the principal speaker at the state convention in Bridgeport June 4 and 5. The announcement was made at Stamford by Miss Rose House who presided. Several other national officers are expected. Stamford club hosted the meeting with Miss Mary Harris Massachusetts vice president telling of a Vermont federation visit. Bridgeport attendees included Miss Amma F. Eames Mrs Georgian Greeley Miss Lena I. Ritchie and Mrs Mary Shepherd.
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Olive Joy Wright
Cleveland
Ohio
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
State Federation
Bridgeport
State Association
Stamford
Rose House
City
Mary Harris
Massachusetts
National
Vermont Federation
National Association
Rhigs Tlouse
Amma F. Eames
Georgianng Greeley
Lena I. Ritchie
Mary Shepherd
Social follows Loyally Lodge no 58 meeting
Members of Loyally Lodge no 58 1 0 0 F enjoyed a social after the regular meeting in the club rooms on Main and State streets Morris Rosen presided and Dr T J Glaisstein announced program numbers by Dun Jey and the entertainment committee The program featured art songs dances singers by Madelyn Farley Charles Rosenbalm Lime Neary George Figlar Max Sackett and William Rosen The entertainment committee included N IL Stone David Haug Morris Rosen and Morris Buffeid
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O. F
Main Street
State Street
Morris Rosen
T J Glaisstein
Dun Jey
Madelyn Farley
Charles Rosenbalm
Lime Neary
George Figlar
Max Sackett
William Rosen
di C Glaistein
N. IL Stone
David Haug
Morris Buffeid
A Night at the Club staged by Twelfth District Republicans
A benefit program titled A Night at the Club was presented by a cast of well known entertainers at the Lincoln School auditorium last night under the combined Twelfth District Men and Women's Republican clubs. Mrs John Stevens chaired the general committee coordinating the event.
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Thank Dun
Lincoln School
John Stevens
Woman on trial for murder in New Castle case
Mrs Dorothy Pegran faces trial in New Castle Pennsylvania charged with killing Sergeant Philp L Tulley of the U S Marine recruiting services. She says she is not worrying about the outcome and claims the full story has not emerged yet. She told the jury she will reveal the truth.
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New Castle
Dorothy ‘Pegran
Segeant Philp L Tulley
United States Marine Recruiting Services
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Silliman Chapter
Stratfield Hotel
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Dade
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Fourth Ave
New York City
Hygiene
Demolay Snow
B. and
P. W. Club
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Syjo
Rics
Royal & Combination
Broad Street
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