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XIIh**VHlt; iII111. n ! c-h***ilv-lith.9 C3y.who atrikc for increased wages or blt;*t f•-r hours, where th»*ir cauhc Is merl-tlt; rlous. but men ar*3 d'vlded on th*3 question of recognition of the unionIn the specific manner demand'd by s *rvlng of credit for the entertainment I tend a, Minnie Cnllnghan, Nellie Cam** tie* str«*et car operatives. The mitutg'*li«* ;irovid«*d and Is to !»«• ronaratulat«*d eron. Milli** J. Lungwltx, Mamie Meiii' ht of the company contends that It «*n its success. The complete cast was bunnuuli. Florence ltnff«*rty. Mibh* Mwould entirelydlselpll ,«• in as folhtwsthe service, and for this reason It will refuse to accede to it.It Is the «*xp'*ctati« n that an « fTortlb** Kt. I Ion. Sir Joseph Porter.i » It............................Stoltx.Vrndker.Paulino M. Tri»*b, KlixahthCrew of H. M. S. Pinafore Messrs.Mr F l! Gllr.iin John I*. Ituechele, Jorn F. Carroll* Ed-• ••• • •••••••••••§«• **• » • I • » VIII «• » i »«lt;» will he made to resume operation of Captain Corcoran... M r. Itay Thompson ward Dolan, John Hurley. * arl Jw*ger,the cars and In anti'ipation that men Kalph Uackstraw ..................Mil h i'd Kilty* L**o Lonihan, Frederickwill he brought here from other «*lt............Mr. W. l-'riuik Itarnard HkH. ‘ieorgo It. :C. Qtiig-UP i«*s, the strikers have had committees Idck Dead Kye ....Mr. Kd ward Healeyt meet the incoming irlnas, for thepurpose of endeavoring to dlssuad** any who may come lure for that purpose.I’mil the attempt is made to ope-1,1 late tip* ears, the indirect effects ofth* strike cun only i»« speculated *»n. There Is a feeling that if the attempt is made the strikers will appeal to e nployees in other departments to Join them and even more serious results,unless the company anticipates theseto exigencies and prepares for them* may f f«d low.. 3 NAFORE A SIGNAL SUCCESS.HIrile production of Pinafore Wednesday night was one of the most success-ful amateur entertainments in the history of the Grand opera house and wasa decided credit to Professor F. G.Iiohn *r w ho was tin* directing genius• d the production. Particular interest centered in it for the reason it giveopportunity for hearing a former DU* bi»uue *r who has won great laurels in the vocal field, Mr. Frank Barnard.The attendance was a royal tribute toMr. Barnard and the others participating in it, and nearly every scat was taken. “Pinafore** is one of the most popular comic operas anil has many9elements that make it pleasing and sat isfactory. It was a happy seleition b Mr. Kohiier and he exhibited rare judgment in selecting the cast. The production was meritorious in every wayand it went with a smoothness and vim that was most gratifying. Thiswas due to Mr. ltohner’s patient drilling of his company and to the interesttin* participants took in it and was tin* reward of patient rehearsal. Thecharacter of “Josephine,” the captain’s daughter, was taken by Miss Naeomi Lagcn and the excellence of her singing was one of the distinct features of the evening. She was frequentlyencored and was in high favor. GraceGurney, as “Hebe,” was a particular favorite and contributed much to thesuccess of the production. Sin* adapted herself well to the part and she wasMay Collinsmuch appreciated.had the part of “Little Buttercup** and realized admirably expectations of her. Her singing showed much natural talent and gives promise of much in theintuit* for her.Edward* •* *ey, as Dic k DeadEye; ltay Thompson as the “Cystain”; F. 15. Gilrain as the “Lord Admiral,” and John P. Larkins, as “Bill Kobstay,” carried their parts exceptionally realistically and were the recipients of much favor. On the whole the production was far in excess of what even the most enthu siastic expected of it and it was reallyenjoyed by all who heard it. There is much favorable comment on it h *ardon the street and Mr. Kohner is de-Kill Kobstay (Boatswain) ........ Mr. John P. LarkinsBoatswain's Mate .Mr. John Carrollley, John K. Raw, Mae Cody, Man!*3F# lt;‘olllns. Gertrude Flanagan, Josephine Gflsheker, Augusta Gieger, Liz-Grode, DoraHammannKintnaLiltl** Tummy(Mldship-iii it I* ) .............................Master Victor Ja**g**rJosephine (The (*aplaln*s DaUgh-Hammann, Jungferman, Helen Kdi-neully, Jewel Kenneally, Sam Smith, Dr. Allen lt;*. Snyder, Al Tierney, Chris. 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Dubuque Enterprise
Dubuque, Iowa, US
Sat, May 09, 1903
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