The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1935, Page 2

Monley cast in the role of Peter, Mar- Garet Fortune as Samuel, servant of room; Edward O'Neil as Judas and Marian Curran as the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mary Cayou, cast in the min- jor role of Veronica, gave the part its 6 i] maximum in potentiality. Monley’s voice and his knowledge {Of stage business, which seems to be | almost instinctive with him, make jhim outstanding in any cast and jmake him deserving of a much more important role than he was given in the current version of “The Upper Room.” | Miss Fortune brings sincerity and |morable emotional depth to her inter- [pretation of the role of Samuel, the Repeating the passion drama with Trost lengthy and difficult in the play. which the organization made its in!-/she had the same part in the 1934 tial appearance in the amateur dra- renaition. matics field in Bismarck, the Cathe-| ‘Making his dramatic debut in Bis- dral Players gave a creditable per-'marck, and Lieut. Richard R. Saul of formance of “The Upper Room” by Fort Lincoln capably interpreted the Hugh Benson before a large audience rote of Achaz, landlord of the upper assembled at the Bismarck city aU-|room, Jane Byrne as Mary Magda- Pee) ron evening. lene added to the interest of the Staged in a setting identically like work, Appearing briefly but effec that for the famous painting, “The tively were Paul Gorman as Joseph Last Supper,” and told in the’ beau- (or aSimathaen Jolin Wingate as Jenn tiful language of the famous Enslish | anq Ralph O'Neil as Longinus. Em- author, “The Upper Room” relives! mett McCusker, who is prominent in Fea immortal events of the last night /the activities and performances of eo a |both the Cathedral and Bismarck Money Cast as Peter Community Players, seemed to have Masterful portrayals were given i. made a notable development of his derick |talents when he appeared as the Doc- tor and read the introdéctory mes- Make-Up Outstanding No review would do justice to the play without giving unstinted praise to the make-up of the characters, which was under direction of Mar- ble’s Crest—and they didn’t oe cone a ea pi oY most me standard pries, J) sphere pee hk be either. 30,000 miles run [/Pefticular phase of theatre | work %, ;gained by Miss LaRose in her studies and more left in “em yet— Jin New York was clearly apparent. 4.50--21 Tire and Tube, f}/The beautiful costumes made last $8.65—30x5 Truck, $18.95. [j|year by Mrs. Nicholas B. Werstlein again were used and contributed Cathedral Players Repeat Pas- ‘lon Drama With Which They Began Activities Pve proved it to my own satisfaction — “You can’t buy a better ist line Tire at any price,” than Gam- CAN’T WAIT! @ sxsvrr raves in gardens half. starved. Don’t risk intment and feed now with | THE BiS | Speaks Here Achaz, who is landlord of the upper! HERBERT PAYTON a Adjutant Herbert Payton, an out- standing officer of the Salvation Army and commander of that organization in Fargo, will conduct a special service at the local Salvation Army citadel at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, accord- ing to Lieut. Arthur Anderson. The adjutant’s subject will be “The Pyra- mids of Egypt.” Accompanying Adjutant Payton to Bismarck will be Envoy Young, army musician and band leader, who will remain to assist at the local corps headquarters. Special music for the service will include numbers by Ad- jutant Payton, Envoy Young and the local Salvation Army band and sing- ers. The public is invited to attend. their part to the general effective- ness, Roy Horner was the scenic ar- tist. Technical effects directed by Albert Hartl were of an almost startling realistic quality. Singing off stage by St. Mary's mixed choir and violin |music_by Mary Flora Wood lent a {beautifully blended musical back- ground. Rev. Father Henry Holleman di- rected the play, which was the third his group has offered this season. The ctwers were “The Torch Bearers” and “The Whole Town's Talking.” Four hundred million fence posts were used in the United States an- nually. | POWER Ee Kw MOTOR GRAPHITE, Protects yourMotor More Miles per Gallon LONGER OIL LIFE ASK YOUR DEALER THE SQUARE MEAL THAT ASSURES RICH BEAUTY IN LAWNS AND FLOWERS FRENCH and WELCH HARDWARE 306 Main Bismarck Phone 141 | | | Quanrud, Brink and Reibold, Inc. 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CONTINUE D Park Board Plans Big Improvement Program for Year Use Summer-Winter If the present plans for reczastruct- ing the clubhouse can be carried out, the building will be made serviceable during both summer and winter months encouraging winter skiing and on the surrounding hills and making it possible to hold Parties and dances in the clubhouse during the winter. committe and the committee for altering the course to make room for the 18-hole layout. Considered also by the board is a Proposal to inaugurate a system of ciassifying the caddies into A and B grades, with regular pay schedules for each classification, Decision to turn the entire prop- erty over to the park board was voted at a recent meeting of the stockhold- ets of the club, but announcement was been drawn and placed in the hands of the park board. Work Started on Greens ‘Work of putting the greens into shape was started Tuesday under the|Senator Huey P, the sand has been placed in condition. 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