The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1937, Page 2

a HIT-RATING GIVEN PLAYERS’ COMEDY ‘BY LARGE AUDIENCE Repeated Again Friday in City Auditorium ‘ “Three Cornered Moon”. billed in advance as a hilarious comedy and as one of the best Community Players’ Productions to date disappointed in Neither respect the audience assem- bled in the city auditorium Thursday night for the first peformance of a two-day run. It is a pleasure to report that the audience was one of the biggest ever on hand for ‘a Players’ opening. The warmth and enthusiasm with which the members applauded bespoke in unmistakable terms the successful manner which the cast of nine, five of them new to local theatergoers, Projected the Gertrude Tokonogy ¢ .; Friday's curtain at 8:15 p. m., should rise upon a filled house. ‘Mrs. Peterson Stars Martha Peterson and John Hielle in the roles of Elizabeth and Kenneth Rimpelgar were two of the newcom- ers who scored hits and whose next @ppearances will be eagerly antic- ipated. Mrs. Peterson's portrayal of @ sophisticated but puzzled young modern bordered on the professional. Hfelle, before the footlights for the first, time since his high school days at Mercer, played with naturalness and assurance, Anita Peterson, veteran in the Play- ers’ ranks, carried more than credit- ably the difficult: character role of Mrs. Rimplegar, distracted mother of a family of irresponsible college grad- uates trying to recoup by hard and unaccustomed work the family fortune which she had invested unwisely. Clough Well Cast Mervin Olough’s sympathetic crea- tion of the role of Donald, sensitive author, won laurels for another new- comer. The others making auspicious debuts in major performances were Mabel Culver and Ruth Stenvick, who both made the most of minor roles, Burkett Huey’s poise and finished acting contributed to his delineation of Dr, Alan Stevens, who wins the af- fection of Elizabeth after Donald's artistic temperament palls upon her. Chester Perry and Jack Vantine as Elizabeth's two brothers both met adequately the requirements made of them. Play Is Worthy } ‘Three Cornered Moon’ Will Be Peecccccccoorroe ce on. ! SIDE GLANCES “I enjoyed this sort of Smith and Charlotte Sathre costed mother and daughter as manded money of Mrs. Irwin, of Policeman Robert Irwin, and fired @ shot into the woman's ‘The play itself is sophisticated and amusing and was given a most effec- tive interpretation by the thespians. Edith Ramstad’s capable direction ‘was reflected in the swiftness and smoothness with which the lines and ection moved, @ ‘The stage setting was accurate and artistic to the smallest detail and was the work of Alice Walsh. Violin music by Adolph Engelhardt, SES ee eS BIGGER BETTER CHARGED “repeat” programs, symphony concerts, premieres, guest stars. Buy. 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Police squads combed the city for the masked killer who ac- were returning to their home, de- old id Satur- urch at Solen. two dat THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1937 By George Clark | TRANSIENT CAMPS . Bennie and Johnny Play “) FOUND UNHEALTHY! Hoookey to Watch Flood) BY BOGUS OTTER THOUSANDS BLKED ROAD PLANNERS 10 mY} ASE A Federal. Agents Find Printing|T. A. Cox, dr» Federal Super- "visor, to Head North Da- kota Delegation N. D. Public Welfare Chief Among Speakers at Con- ference in St. Paul St, Paul, Mar. 12—(?)—The tran- sient camp was placed under a medical microscope Friday tn 8t. a ; a i sti i i s Re Es ks 2 : ACCEPT 16 MEN FOR ARTILLERY COMPANY Others Needed, However, to a rt t ! ; A ii E it t Mrs. Carl Her- ‘a.m, Friday, a Fog t it dae i g r § i E D Complete Roster of Na- WneWreanseaey, cumton is whether it is cheaper to 1 i take the road to the farmer or the thing when we were here-on tional Guard Unit farmer to the road: This question has honeymoon. 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For Minnesota: Mostly probably occasional light snows in central and south portions tonight and Saturday; not much change in temperature. é ull i of i i i g4 Hi cloudy, i it H a ag 5. i il they : i : I i E i z B wife then head 1 i F WEATHER CONDITIONS + A high pressure area overiies the central Canadian Provinces, The Pa: 30.60 inches, -while a low presau: is centered over Pacit! E i | EE i G i i i i ij ie i i E } i F Stalemate Keeps 70,000 Men Idle in Michigan’s Plants g 8 F rm: Revi dunes ie Accumulated: @eficlency: NORTH. DAKOTA iTS aE ne BISMARCK, snowing ; Devils Lake, snowing. Williston, snowing . 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