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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.), 24 March 1921. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn92053241/1921-03-24/ed-1/seq-10/>

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PAGE TEN
l i
Act I. Scene l. An old Harden near
New York. II in May, I9fi0, PriSl ilia
Dean's friends are celebrating her
twentieth birthday with a Mardi Oraa
party.
EHvlra Butman, a social butterfly
and granddaughter ot RJlvIra Judd,
Esther Beboch Sharp
Joyce Kate Towney
Rue Margaret Sanders Karr
Oealree Alvla Bcberer
Mrs. Ukina, "f another generation,
Mrs Cordelia Hatheway
Act i. Boene 2. The same garden
In May. IMS.
James firewater. Founder of (he fam
ous Hrewster Pills, Melvin French
Thankful Standlah, hi- mster,
Mrs Max Kneusl
Priaollla Brewster, his daughter,
Dorothy lienor Flshi '
Primrose Btandlsh, daughter ol
Thankful Ruth Dletrli h
Tom Hlgginx, of Boa ton,
William Huffman
Jack Walnrifiht, a young Inventor,
Ji Ft in Jaeger
Bohhy Brewster, a lion With the
ladles Clifford Noonan
Klvira Judd, a young widow,
Bather Bchocb Bharpe
Abigail Tompkins, a BUSCBptible maid
en Veronica Brown
Act II Scene i same ai Acl l
OTTAWA PREE TRADER - JOURNAL,
Ait ii Scene Same garden in
May, 1838
Little Prisellla, daughter id' Prlsellla
Brewater Ruth Haeberle
Klvira. daughter of Klvira Judd.
Virginia (llelm
Daisy, who ituttori Mary Roberta
Master Jack, BOH Ol Wizard Jack
John Klncheloe
Priacllla MiKi"". formerly Prlsellla
Brewster Dorothy Retlor Flatter
Wizard .lark Walnright, Justin Jaeger
Primrose Walnright, formerly Prim
ri se Btandlsh ... Ruth Dietrich
Elvira ItlggS, formerly Klvira Judd,
Esther Schoi h Sharp
!:K.iil Tompklnft older 1'Ut Still Slis-
ceptlble Veronica Brown
Bi Brewster, the same Bobby,
Clifford Noonan
Zonobla, his wife . ...Sophia Jobst
. I III Same as Act 1. Scene 1.
Prlsi Ilia Dean, granddaughter of
Prisi ilia Brewater,
I k)TOthy liefe r Fisher
Dr Jai k Walnright, grandson of Wiz
ard Jack Walnright. Justin Jaeger
Bobby Brewater, still the same Bdbby,
Clifford Noonan
The Story of the Play
heals wild the blighted romance of
a scion of ima aristocracy and the
daughtei of the founder of "Brewster's
rills" which is finally realised in
the union of their grandchildren in
1 120 Tin' lone involved In the atory
covers a period of more than flft
years
Vet I
Musical Numbers.
I Opening chorus. "I Could Be Map
pj Willi due Kittle dlrl."
Sot letj Croup ami V. ira
inks," . .
Servants
fnIIImf. WkMrnm rrr
3 imiw-mm
OTTAWA M)
We are absolutely headquarters for
all grades ol womens' misses' and
children s wearing apparel, Car
pets. Rugs, ! inoleums, Curtains
and Window Shades, Dress Goods,
Silks, Gloves, Fancy Goods, Laces,
Wash Goods, Linens, Underwear,
Hosiery. Laces, Notions and Fancy
Goods. Corsets, Dress rrimmings.
Also a complete assortment f
household necessities in our great
Bargain Basement.
S. & I I. Green I rading Stamps
with every purchase.
Jason F. Richardson
ARCHITECT
508 Central Life Building,
Ott awa, 111 inois.
Before and after "Springtime" visit
the
Dorris Chocolate Shop
We handle delicious Ice Cream,
Candy and dainty Lunches.
Central Life Insurance Co.
of Illinois
( )tt.VV,l,
Business in Force
$36,000,000,00
Assets $ J, 4 14,0(10.
H. W. JOHNSON. W. F. WEESE,
President. Vice President
CHAS. NADU R.
vice President
S. B. BRADFORD, T. VV. BURROWS.
Secretary Medical Director.
W. H. HINEBAUGH
Gen. Counsel.
:; 'Our wedding Hay."
Bridesmaids, Prlsellla and Primrose
I Four Little Girls and Four Little
Hoys," Maids of Honor, llesl Men
and Tom
Pill All Our Dreams Come True."
Priacllla and Ja k
Ait II.
1 "Springtime," . . chorus Oroup
L' When Vou Dance the Stephanie
Oavotte," Klvira and tiuestn
"My Garden of Memories,"
Prise ilia
i ' Spirits of Memory," Danes Oroup
"Finale," Ensemble
Vi i 3
2 "Trial by Jury." lury Group
3 Drama Club Follies
(a i "Rainbow Trail." Show (iirls
ihi "The Men and the Cow."
Miss Hatheway and Futurist Group
(C) Dam e Mardi Cras.
Ensemble,
Society Group
Blanche Mosey.
Mildred Lloppld.
Irene Llepold.
Freda Human.
Irma Jegglie
Alma Butterfleld
Walter Lindeman
Lynn O'Neill
Ralph Stone
Walter Wellman.
Frank Weiler
Charles i'ettlllion.
Servants
Catherine Volkenant
Luclle Mercer,
i. in lie Goodman,
Grace Koenig
Alula llassley.
Luberta Schumacher.
Mary KittcnetOO,
Esther Farrell,
Bridesmaids,
Marion Meagher.
Harriet! Burster Gay
Ina Snow.
Alvlna Scherer.
Vera Morley.
Blsie Walklins.
Itiith Gladfelter.
Ann Hatheway.
Maids of Honor
Mrs Arthur Prlchard.
Mrs i-Tn r I Haeberle.
Leila Pettlt.
.Mary Mulholland
Best Men,
Alfred Taylor.
Andrew Lclx.
1868 Group.
Mrs Florence Bow-beer.
Mrs ciem Crowley.
Marie Hagelund
Miss Bernlce Curtis,
Miriam Farnswortli.
Sylvia Funk
Lina Moulton,
Fred Rnem
Fred Prichard
August Ledrich
Art Prlchard
James O'Toole
Spirits of Memory,
Audrey Colwell
Thelma Louth,
Bernlce Rude.
Lelta Toney,
Genevieve Lyons.
Jane Palmer
Winifred holder.
Marlon Manna
Kdith Calmer
Margery K Flick.
1888 Group.
Mrs W arren Gladfelter.
Ruth Keltn
let or la Uhl,
I-rancls Misler.
Luclle Parks
Monsie O'Noil
Mr Warren Gladfelter
Newell Vomkx.
Man id Langer.
Gu lunette Johnson.
Albert La Velio.
Vernon O'Nell
Jury.
Kdith Rnttowa
Mate CirNr
Marie lirandhera
Gladys Olson.
Mildred McGaiT
l aphne Merrick
Maty !i i.rrer.
Tresi inlander
Lillian Campbell
Mary Cary.
I ','iMlh Dunn
Margate! Carey
?hcv- Cirli
I I. 'Istia V. hite.
R:ta "v n t rev.
Uattie Tfnftta
THUHSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921, '1
First National Bank
Ottawa
Assets Over $3,500,000.00
wmm
i' tins
. ... . - tf -M
3 per cent Paid on Savings Deposits
Safe
Cons er vat h e Friendly
OFFICERS:
LORENZO I ELAND, President.
EDWARD C. SWIFT, Vice Pres.
CI IARLES E. I IOOK, Vice Pres.
OSCAR HAEBERLE, Cashier.
FRED A. GERDING,
Asst. Cashier.
EDWIN J. CASS1DY,
Asst. C ashier.
JOSEP1 1 M. GEARY,
Asst. Cashier.
The Springtime Musical Comedy
Will convince you that the Ottawa
Drama Club arc experts at pro-
producing amateur plays.
We also claim to be expeits in our
line, which is filling prescriptions
properly and supplying your Drug,
Books, Stationery. Wall Paper and
Paint Wants.
WHEELER & MALO
"We strive to please."
The home of Sherwin William Paints.
Smart Shoes for Spring
Shoes that express in every detail the
styles of the coming season.
Made over pretty, graceful lasts from the
most approved leathers. Fashionable, yet
not ostentatious.
Just the proper heels and vamps and all
sizes and widths for correct fitting.
We will deem it a pleasure to show you
these models.
. Megaffin & Son
Fitters of Feet. Fancy and Finance.
615-617 La Salle street. Ottawa, 111.
DIRECTORS:
LORENZO LELAND, President.
EDWARD C. SWIFT,
Attorney at I .aw.
CHARLES E. HOOK, Vice Pres.
CLARENCE GRIGGS,
Attorney at I .aw,
LAWRENCE M. LUCEY,
Merchant. t i i
ALBERT E. Gil .MAN,
Manufacturer.
W. NEVOYSTRAWN,
Farmer.
FRED A. GERDING,
Asst. Cashier.
EDWIN J. CASSIDY,
Asst. Cashier.
OSCAR HAEBERLE,
Asst. Cashier.
Apollo Theatre
The
Movie" House
that
Presents the Best.
H. A. Boyle
C L O I HIER
609 La Salle St., Ott awa
EASTER HATS
Now ready.
- i 4 4 E
The Secret
of ; '" ..
Financial Success j U
Is not so much what you earn as
What You Save.
The
Peoples Truft & Savings Bank
Pays
4i
4
ON YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.

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