Rose Girl musical comedy staged by Philbrooks at Pastime
Last night at the Pastime Theatre a full house enjoyed the amateur musical The Rose Girl staged by Mr. and Mrs. Philbrook under the auspices of Daughters of Isabella. The cast featured Grace Fay Lizzie the sporting domestic and Grace Fay Performed songs and dances to strong chorus work and humorous bits. The revue included The Dance of the Rose and The Right Switch to Ipswich with a robust lineup of singers and dancers. The show repeats tonight with cast members listed and several notable numbers highlighted.
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Mrs. Philbrook
Daughters of Isabella
Philbrook
Hope ‘Gircle
Isabella
James
F. Lavander
Joseph A. Hammill
Mr. Lavander
Bud West
Mr. Hammill
Chuck McGee
Theresa Sullivan
Minnie Franklin
Margaret Conley
Barnes
Maryagee
Cabaret
Fred Foster
P. J. Barnes
William Brown
Ipswich
Barnum
Bert Hart
Henry Serbst
Ssanetep
Jacqueline Brenner
Jac
Sullivan Madeline Travers
P. J Barnes
Frederick Foster
Maxine Barnes
Joseph A. Hammill Hal MacIntosh
Wallie Barnés
Bert Hart Baron Spreckles
Lizzie
Grace Fay
Mary Magee
Loretta Walsh
Catherine Gray
Elizabeth Gray
Louise Doyle
Mary McDonough
Helen Kelley
Veronica McClure
Helen Condon
Marguerite Murphy
Lena Vermette
Eva Vermette
Helen Scanlon
Elsie Dunbar
May Pierce
Annie Kennedy
Carrie Vera
Rose Foster
Veronica Trainor
Eleanor Lynch
Edith Janson
Regina Morris
Mabel Cote
Kathleen McDonough
Edna Peterson
Katherine Marz
Mary Morris
Mary Ennis
Vasta LaRocca
Elsie Gray
Mary Munroe
Angelina Morra
Annie Dunbar
Mary Tucy
Mery Connors
Louise Murphy
Mary Sullivan
Hannah Morrissey
Katherine Connors
Peggy Nerone
Katherine Morris
Anna Brown
Genevieve Tucy
Genevieve Dora
Miss Sullivan
Miss Franklin
Miss Conley
Mr. Brown
Miss Fay
Bristol War Memorial Plans Considered by Town Committee
The Bristol Town Council formed a committee to develop a memorial for World War veterans. Dr W Fred Williams was elected chairman and Edward Bunn secretary, with Col L Callan Wendell R Davis and J F Farrally among the members. Proposals include expanding the Burnside Memorial Building for space and a memorial tablet, or creating a Silver Creek park near the Elizabeth Guiteras Memorial School site, with an arch and possible small building for names. Citizens are urged to send suggestions via the Phenix columns.
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Bristol
W. Fred Williams
Edward Bunn
Col. L. Callan
Wendell R. Davis
J. F. Farrally
Silver Creek
Elizabeth Guiteras
Town Bridge
Phenix
Supreme Court Allows Rhode Island Test Case on Prohibition
The Supreme Court granted Rhode Island permission to file original proceedings to test the Eighteenth Amendment and enjoin enforcement in the state. Chief Justice White gave the order without comment and without fixing a time for argument. The state seeks an injunction while the federal government reserves jurisdiction questions for later argument. no merits ruling has been issued.
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Supreme Court
State of
Rhode Island
White
Choral Society Meets Thursday at Colt Memorial High School
The Choral Society gathers Thursday afternoon at Colt Memorial High School at 2 45 p.m. A large attendance is hoped for by organizers.
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Colt Memorial High School
Basketball Notes double header in Bristol gym
The Thursday 8 o clock games feature N I R Co versus St Thomas Providence and the Y 125-Ilb team versus North End Guild of New Bedford. Strong teams and better play are anticipated as the season continues with Harold A Dudley back at the Y as gym activities resume including the ladies class for prospective members.
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St. Thomas
Providence
North End Guild of
New Bedford
Bristoleys
Harold A. Dudley
Probate Court Grants Adoption and Estate Allowances
In a semi monthly Probate Court session before Judge Edward L. Leahy, petition for adoption of a child by Merton A Cheesman was granted. The Industrial Trust Company as administrator of Marcia A Wood's estate received an allowance for first and final accounts, and inventories for Herert W Baker Frank O Walker Elizabeth N Nichols and Mary Robertson were granted. A liberty to sell items from Mary Robertson's estate by private sale was considered.
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Probate Court
Edward L. Leahy
Nestor W. Jacobson
Merton
Cheesman
Industrial Trust Company
Marcia A. Wood
Herert W. Baker
Frank O. Walker
Elizabeth N. Nichols
Mary Robertson
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