Manhattan Players Present Clean Modern Plays at Park Theatre
During their stay at the Park Theatre the Manhattan Players present Which One Shall I Marry and The Millionaire's Son and the Shop Girl. Caste includes Jack Hart Wilbur Brown Agnes Moran Lila ONeil Edna May Kauffman Lillie Moran and Minnie Wilmer. Further titles include Under Cover The Truth Fighting the System A Warning to Women Nearly Married and others. Enthusiastic notices invite patrons to enjoy wholesome entertainment and bring friends.
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Manhattan Players
The
Park Theatre
Paul Hillis
Jack Hart
Wilbur Brown
John Bland
Dick Ward
Leonard Rowe
Mike Moran
Walter Kniffen
Harlow Bland
James Laird
Agnes Moran
Lila O’neil
Kittie Moran
Edna May Kauffman
Lillie Moran
Minnie Wilmer
Poverty Social at Central Theatre Draws Praise Despite Rain
The Diakonia Bible Class of Trinity Lutheran Church staged a Poverty Social at the Central Theatre on Thursday. Rain cut attendance but those who came enjoyed a strong program including talks, songs, readings, and a play by Industrial School boys. The event was coached by Miss Kathryn Snavely and doughnut sales boosted proceeds. organizers thank all helpers.
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Diakonia
Trinity Lutheran Church
Central Theatre
Shay
Industrial School
Kathryn Snavely
Attractive Features at Bathing Lake Under Construction
Plans finished and work started on new features at the popular bathing lake. A water coaster will rise fifty feet and feature multiple dips before a final plunge, surpassing the old chute. A triple cable system with swings and gymnastic rings will span the pool, boosting amusement and park popularity.
Guild Strawberry Social a Success
The Guild of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a splendid festival Friday evening June 18. Generous contributions of ice cream cakes candy and money helped the event raise over 75 dollars, with most receipts clear. Credit goes to Guild members and public support was greatly appreciated.
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Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Hershey Orchestra Debuts With Large Park Audience
The Hershey Orchestra gave its initial concert on Sunday afternoon to exceed the park’s largest crowd, with five thousand patrons and hundreds more arriving by trolley and auto. The lineup includes Alfred Hall and L L Dunkle among others, under daily 6:30 to 7:30 performances, with special Sunday shows.
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Hershey Orchestra
Alfred Hall
Charles Giampietro
Harold Engle
Salvador Colangelo
Noah Krauss
L. L. Dunkle
LeRoy Ward
Merlin C. Crawford
Arnold Cagnoli
Fred Pronto
Reading Motor Cycle Club
Hershey
Washington Post No 705 S O A Closes Membership Campaign
The Hershey lodge announces its winter membership drive will end on Monday night June 28 with initiation of candidates and election of officers. All members are urged to attend for a crowning closing event. Miss Marion Murrie, hospitalized for appendicitis, is recovering and set to return home soon.
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Washington Post
No. 705
P.O. S. of A
Hershey
Marion Murrie
Harrisburg
Manhattan Players Open in Park Theatre Monday
The Manhattan Players start an unlimited summer engagement at the Park Theatre on Monday June 28 marking the season opener. They bring new lighting and chairs and promise popular productions led by Lila O Neil Winnie Wilmer Helen Potter Jackson Edna May Kauffman and others with Rowland and Cliffords Which One Shall I Marry and The Millionaire s Son and the Shopgirl in opening week.
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Manhattan Players
Park Theatre
Summer Playhouse
Hershey Park Theatre
Park Management
Uniontown
Rowland and
Cliffords
W. C. Herman
Lila O'Neil
Winnie Wilmer
Helen Potter Jackson
Edna May Kauffman
Wilbur Brown
Eleanor Robson
Dick Ward
Leonard Rowe
America
Walter Kniffen
la Salle Melvin
Binghamton
New York
James Laird
James Harlan
Chautauqua Season Opens With Music and Wiggam Lecture
Hershey hosts the Boston Light Opera Revue to a near thousand strong afternoon and evening audience with piano cello and violin numbers plus choir work. Albert Wiggam captivates with How Eli Got There lecture. program promises more events through the week. The article notes the strong reception and urges attendance for remaining sessions. A late item reports a baseball game: East-end molding room beat West-end 15 to 3 on June 22.
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Chautauqua
Hershey
Boston Light Opera
Albert Edward Wiggam
Eli
Wiggam
Theresa Sheehan
Denton C. Crowl
Sam Jones
Weltman
Leon Weltman
Ethel Harrington
Chocolate Factory
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