The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 22, 1935, Page 9

T “MUSICAL OFFERING | WILL OPEN MONDAY Principals and Choruses for ‘ ‘Here Comes the Showboat’ Sing Catchy Numbers | } Preliminary rehearsals of the ama- teur talent play, “Here Comes the Showboat,” saw selection of an ex- cellent cast and the production off -. to a flying start, according to Miss Loraine Anson, who is directing the play under auspices of the Catholic Daughters of America. Originally scheduled for Nov. 22-23, the musical attraction will be given instead Monday and Tuesday eve- nings of next week. It will be staged in the Bismarck city auditorium. The show, with its setting on the banks of the Mississippi river near ‘New Orleans, is typical of the south. The musical scores are composed especially for this production: and carry the continuity of the story through effectively. William Dunham and Mary Cayou will be heard singing “The Villian Still Pursued Her.” Arthur Cayou will croon in one of the romantic scenes, “In Our Bungalow in Bing- ville.” Bruce Doyle, cast as the sheriff somewhat advanced in years, turns collegiate when he sings “I'm the séve Scamp of the Campus, the Chief EGYPTIANS RIOT AGAINST BRITISH RULE HE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1935 = - a = Egyptians were killed and many wounded In rioting that broke out at Cairo against English domination. Fuel was added by Nahas Pasha (left), former prime minister and leader of the Independence movement, when he criticized British rule. Top, center, is a view of Cairo, and below, a scene of previous rioting against Britain. Observers held that King Fuad (right), would have a difficult time quelling the disorders. (Associated Press Photos) Romeo.” ‘The theme song of the show 1s|#- { “River of My Dreams” and it will be } sung by David Davis and Marjorie Hawley. who provide the romantic in- | terest in the story. The most strik- ing number in the musical score 1s called “Rhythm of the River” and is sung by Miss Rose Lefor, imperson- ating the negro mammy with the; showboat Dixie Bell. Added to these special songs are several catchy dance numbers and chorus selections. Fort Lincoln Soldier Pou e ee Named to West Point Bjarne N. Svare, whose appoint- ment to West Point Military academy was announced Friday, is an enlisted soldier in the United States infantry at Fort Lincoln. His home is at Gren- ora, N. D. Svare enlisted to prepare himself for the West Point academy and at present is at Fort Snelling, Minn., re- a! ceiving the special military course. f He enlisted here with Company L, Fourth Infantry, Aug. 19, 1933, While ' here Svare was a member of the j ° Fourth Infantry band. He left here » in September to take the course at i Snelling. + His appointment was made by Rep. | Usher L. Burdick. Appointments are for the academy session starting duly 1. said. Much of China's wealth is held| by women. It comes to them through dowries and inheritances. as @ young man, FLOU Gold Medal or Pillsbury’s Flour Coffee 3 Quaker Oats %SK2" 48 oz. pkg. 17¢ Swansdown Cake Flour ...... Pkg. 28¢. Calumet Baking Powder, 16 oz. can 21c Bak. 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Thursday there were 24 regular prisoners in the county jail, more than have been locked up at one time for several years past. “We can squeeze in 30 or 35 if necessary but will have to get cots ; for them to sleep on,” Anstrom One of the reasons for the in- crease in the jail population is that 10 federal prisoners, some of them serving out sentences and the rest awaiting trial in federal court, are being held here, Burleigh Pioneer, 81, | Dies in Washington Peter A. Nelson, 81, pioneer resident of Burleigh county who homesteaded a claim near Wilton in 1882, died at Omak, Wash., Sunday, according to word received here Friday. He was buried in Okangen cemetery, Born, Jan. 1, 1854, at Luleo, Sweden, . — | Mr. Nelson came to the United States Ss H RED D E D He came to Bis-| marck 53 years ago and took out the homestead near Wilton where al AT NATIONAL'S PRE-THANKSGIVING SAL Hazel—All-Purpose 49-\b. Ft. Dearborn Soda or Graham. . .2 Lb. 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