Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 18 Feb 1937, p. 35

The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

School auditorium. J. UiresKoAU riayeri fhave assembledaa .To make "East L_viiie" an out- acsagcrw ta ias ucm standing succesà, The Thresholders petence the talented players you will see:across the footlights'. Direction have gathered from11 Glencoe, Win- i ntecmeethnsc ac *nleteHgandEPark. Lakte Frest, Persha*ll,.the north shore's ace direc- Wilmtte nd Eanson te cranitor. Supporting her is Theo Huguen- of the north shore's tepa talent.in production manager; James Mar- Practically every, part in this grand t oldsho whch hriledourparntstm, stage, manager, Kay Willet on 1costumes and Ruth Walter on props. and grandpareunts, across, the flicker- sets for "East Lynne" have ai- ing gas foot-lights of the old "Opryred bencmltdad re is House"," is being hand lçd by a rec- tincty of Gay Ninete'sandOpreHos-" ognized littie theater star who bas- icl fGyNntes"pyHue played lead roles ini previous Thres- character, so that every feature of hold. succesthis grand *old ciassic c f the Amer- hold ucceses:içan stage, will have the authentic, *Cat a FneFetulé oid-time ring, that brought tears and Says Director Nancy Pershàll,. lu iaugbter to the audiences' of fifty whose capable hands rests the im- years ago. If the advance requests portant task, of re-creating "East for tickets are any indication, The Lynne" niall its oId-tinie glory,> Threlold Pjayer' rreeaion "o "The cast asseinbled for this show "East Lynne" will have themstand- is the finest with which I have ever ing in the aisles just as the origal worked. Despite the fact that the production did i the glamôrous past. opening nighit is stili two weeks off, Apparently The Thresholders have every part is already running so caught another "bit-show." smoothly that we could go on to- morrow and give the most critical audience a good show. 1 believe that Herbert Horn Oflers 'East Lynne' will be the best eve- ning's. eritertainment we have ever Recital Tis Sunday off ered, north shore play-goers.", Herbert Horn, Young artist student whîichTh le 1 lresiioldi i'ayers have 01 l lb;Il -'d'uClus collected for this revival of "East- aft-ernoom, February 21, at 4 o'clock. Lynniie." Archibalçl Carlyle, stalwart Iu the near future he will give the trué-hai~te herois Îae to i rst American performance of the agu-ain iii he odolfshe made n-Ev pianio concerto by. John Ireland, Eng- uer by Joseph Shippen. Across from bish composyaton ohesncrts himi, as the beautiful heroine, the bThe I1Iinowic Symh y rceta audience wili see lovely Natalie Pur-Teprra wihheilpaynt cell Weber, white the rote of Bar- Sunday will be as follows. bara Hae, arile'ssecnd if , ~Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue ... . Bach baraHar, Crlye'ssecnd ife isVariations on a Theme by Paganini.. taken care of in highly competent .........................1. .Brahims jiaro, ucapegoat I A week from t] present a guest THE ,FlNEST'.0F 1UTS KI1NDI1

Powered by / Alimenté par VITA Toolkit
Privacy Policy