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ST. PATRICK'S ENTERTAINMENT.The usual large audience assembled in Masonic Hall, Monday evening to see the St. Patrick’s Day play, presented by the Dramatic Society of St. Andrew’s parish. The piece staged this year was “Captain Dix, a War Correspondent.” It was well rendered but 111 many respectsnot as strong as plays enacted in the past by the Society. The impersonationof the“Gvryu,” a colored servant, by Miss Cosgrove, proved the one bright feature of piece. A number of amatuer vocalists and song and dance artists from New Yqrlc, assisted tha local talent, appearing between the acts.Dev. Father Fiarrity curate of St. Andrew’s, lead the orchestra, and also executed a difficult violin stolo :The cast of t lie play was as follows :Captain Dix................Miss Y'iolet McNamaraHoy Harrington........................George FeeColonel Norris........................Phil CosgroveGlcndon............. Michael MoylanLucky Jones............ lohn McMahonLieut. Noble...........................Walter DrewKev. Mr. Skylight..................Michael DevinePatsy O’Hooligan ..............John Moylan31 oses.................................G Gorge 11 dga nSain ............................ .lt;5 :js WilliamsMrs. Norris............. Miss Mud«re DonohueNellie Norris.................Miss Grace CosgroveMiss Jemima................Miss Marv StakelumHess, “a white terror,”........Miss May MeQuaidG wyn, “a dark t error,”..........Miss B. CosgroveAfter the play a supper and ball followed in St. Joseph’s Hall. there wan a great crush on the floor and dancing continued until dawn. Shaw’s Symphony Orchestra, supplied music.Proceeds of entertainment, upwards of $400. will go to St. Andrew’s Church.
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Sag Harbor Corrector
Sag Harbor, New York, US
Sat, Mar 22, 1902
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