High School Operetta Sailors Capitan Crossbones Presented
Max McCall acts as Don Cubelo de Cigaro in Captain Crossbones an operetta by high school students set near Havana with Carolyn McCleery Martha Shalla and David McCreedy in key roles. The second act reveals secret headquarters on the Isle of Pines as Richard Stoneybroke seeks Theresa's rescue with Captain Crossbones. Performances next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings feature student talent from debate sports and theater with prepared costumes and music noted as outstanding.
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Max McCall
Don Cubelo de Cigaro
Havana
Captain Crossbones
Max
Carolyn McCleery
Martha Shalla
Don Cubélo de Cigaro
Donna Isabelle
Theresa
Richard Stoneybroke
Isle of Pines
Miss Pelling
Seon. Simpson
Josephine Bailet
Don Cubeb
David
Richard
Lawrence McKune
Deaimer
Captain Bambariio
Island Police
Marion Stansky
Fire Prince
Anthony Law
David Sprineman
Mabel Livingston
Kitty
Cliffords
Baker
Brady
Jim
Jam
The Re Incarnation of Warner
A pale man reads about a $2000 reward for the capture of Bud Warner, a train robber, then flees to a hillside shack. He loses memory and health after fear and exile, being cared for by a prospector named Smith in the Sangree de Cristo foothills.
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Chicago
Sangree de Cristo Range
Smith
Honeymoon in Clouds Ends in Sudden Chase and Reward Claim
Smith, a wary rancher, pursues a missing companion after a long ride to Sulphur. Windy Sam the sheriff explains a mugging for a reward paper by a man named Peters. The scene culminates with Sam drawing his six shooter amid the tense pursuit.
The Shack Tale of Peters and Smith at the Sanitarium
Peters cared for by a big bronzed man and Smith after years of struggle. They discuss prospecting and lost money while Peters fights illness and finds renewed strength in a rural sanitarium setting. The dialogue reveals themes of hardship, remorse, and changing ambitions as the pair reflect on past choices.
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Smith
Peters
Jeviathy
Pete
Simith
Tob
Outlaw Entrants Contend With Sheriff Over Death tale
The confrontation centers on Bud Warner and a sheriff as Sam confirms a man’s death. The desperado orders no tricks and keeps his gun steady. The dialogue hints the dead man faced fear before dying along the trail.
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Bud Warner
Bud” Warner
Sam
Local visits and a household goods auction notice
Mrs Will Dumont of The Movies visits her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Atkinson. Mrs Addie Kelsey of Purlington visits her mother Mrs Charles Lovelet. Household goods auction Wednesday at 2 PM 1038 North Sixth Ave. John Matthews from Monmouth College spends days with his father. Mr and Mrs D M Kurtz Burlington visit. Mrs H B Sowden of Burlington returns home after visiting her parents.
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Will Dumont
Charles Atkinson
Addie Kelsey
Purlington
Visi
Charles Lovelet
North Sixth Ave
John Matthews
Monmouth College
Evan
D. M. Kurtz
Burlington
J. F. Kurtz
H. BB. Sowden
Fred West
Warner announces birth of Mary Charlene in Clinton
Relatives announce the birth of an eight pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warner of Clinton Iowa. The baby has been named Mary Charlene. Mrs. W H Warner is improving after a two week illness cared for by her daughter Mrs Hoppengardner.
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Irl Reach
Meet
Arkansas City
Kas
Charles Warner
Clinton, Iowa
Mary Charlene
W. H. Warner
Goliath Faces Off With a Boy and His Sling
A Philistine warrior boasting of strength denounces his foes but a boy named David arrives with a sling and stone and shatters the boast proving vanity vain.
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Goliath
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Sonate
Charac
Warner
Short Story Pub. Co
Express Company
Sulphur
Bul Warner
Heidelbere
Westphal
the Jeweler East Side Square
Dotard Wiegon
Sulphur County
Sangree de Cristo
Dughouse
Sam Éanent
Seth
Washington
Brown
C.V. Brown
Rural Woman's Club
Metta Nelson
Fleur de Lis Club
Boyd Foster
Harwood
J. A. Harwood & Son
the & To & Store
Amoskeag
J. B. Crail
F. L. Wilson
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