New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1923, Page 5

“THE GINGHAN GIRL AREFRESHING SHOW | Parsons' Presats a New Kind of Wusical Gomedy Production “The Gingham Girl," the eurrent week's offering at Parsons' theater, Hartford, is a clean, wholesome and refreshing musioal comedy built uround a simple love story sweetly told, Necause of the many plays seen the past season with the sex problem as their plots or musical | camedies with nothing but suggestive- ness to offer it was indeed a pleasure to see this produetion which is of. | fhred Hartford and New Writain | theatergoers by Schwah and Kusell The play, in brief, is the story of ® country girl apd country boy who to New York in search of sue- 85, The boy makes the first hreak from the hometown in New Hamp- shire but is soon lost in the whirl and ife of the large city despite his boastful ravings at home that he would make them all sit up and take notice when he arrived, He secures work as an artist's model and Is thus engaged when he first meets his country sweetheart in New York, BShe too has come to make her fortuno and | brings with her the “Blue-Bird" cookie which she has made famous nt home, Meeting a New York friend whom she had become ac- quainted with in her home town, she unfolds her story and through him s able to start in business until it becomes one of the biggest cookie husinesses in New York., The coun- try beau comes to the factory and applies for the job but when seen by his former sweetheart he is given a half interest In the plant as she re- called that on the day of his depar- ture from Crossville Corners he pre- sented her with $100 as a birthday present which she sald would be uscd to help her start in business. Lorin Raker ns John Cousins, the small town fidol with the big city ideas, provided much of the comedy and with his line of witty “'wise- cracks” kept the audience in a go nature throughout the performance. Irma Marwick as Mary Thompson, the' country girl, played well opposite him, Miss Marwick possesses a most | pleasing soprano voice and favorably | impressed her audignce of last night | with her solo as well as duet num- bers with Mr. Racker and Wynne Gibson. Miss Gibson as Libby O'Day and | Willlam Frawley as Jack Hayden, a couple with pep as . their motto, breezed in and out of the play many times but each time gained favor with the first nighters because of their song and dance numbers and snappy lines. Harry Myers as Harrison Bartless, Gertrude Mudge as Sophia Trask, ’eggy Maloney as Mazie LeLewer and Julia Kelety as Sonya Maison helped 1o keep up the comedy end of the production. The musical and dance numbers were well done.” Miss Marwick and Mr. Rak were pleasing in thelr duet numbBer of “As Long As I Have You,” the musical refrain which is played . frequently throughout the show. A specialty dance number by the Caprice sisters in the first act was well executed. Miss.Kelety and . Mr, Raker presented a comedy singing number called “The Wonderful Thing We Call Lode” which was a feature of Reviewer), ssecond act. Perhaps the best singing | and dance number of the piece was “The Newlyweds” as effected by Miss Marwick yand Mr, Frawley in the third jact. The stage settings were igood while the finale of the third cat with the stage in darkness excepting for a huge electric light sign flashing n bright lights “Blue-Bird Cookies” was most effective. |Positively fresh eggs b9c doz \Runefl Bros.—advt. " SCOTCH BAZAAR AND TEA Given by Daughters of Scotia St. Jean de Baptiste Hall WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND J EVENING October 10, 1923 A Scotch Tea served from 4to8p.m. —PARSONS Miss Irene Hennessey of San Francisco will be one of the many, thousands of California beauties on hand to welcome World War veterans visiting the city during the American Legion con- vention, Oct. 15 to 19, VESSEL SENDS WIRELESS ASKING FOR ASSISTANCE Boat on Rocks Off Scattle and An- other Craft Rushes to Give Aid In a message Seattle, Oct. 9 picked up by the Co. here at 4:30 a. m, the motorship Kennecott, a cargo carrier of 6,101 dead weight® tons reported herself “high and dry on rocks” at a point near the boundary between Alaska and British Columbia. Owned by the Alaska Steamship Co., the Kennecott carries a crew of 20. The steamship Northwestern was reported rushing to the Kennecott's assistance from an unknown position. The Kennecott was en route to Seattle from the Orlent via Alaskd. She was in Japanese waters at the time of the earthquake and for two days was reported lost, finally appear- ing at Kobe. The tide was in when the Kenne- cott went aground and heavy seas pounded her before the tide ebbed. The passenger stcamer Queen which last night was reported near the point where the grounded was unable carly today to move because of a cracked cylinder, she wirelessed. The Queen said she was anchored safely. She carries a crew of 45 and is believed to have comparatively few passengers. RBANDON FILIBUSTER Forty :‘lcmlmrs_:r Lower House in Arkansas Get Weary and They Will Go Home, Little Rock, Ark., Oct. orty | members of the lower house Arkansas general assembly abandon- ed their fillibuster against the general | for a few days, and 1 ; { then act flne. road bill late yesterday and stalked | from the chamber announcing their | intention to go home. . 23 The walkout came at the end of| one of the bitterest fights in the his- | tory of the house when opponents of | the road measure sought vainly to| 50 they no longer irritate, thus often prevent its enactment and force ad-| journment of the extraordinary ses-/ slon. The bolt failed to break the| house quorum; however, and the ma-; Jjority, 'relieved of the burden of ob- THEATER— Hartford, Cona. 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