ENTIRE MINSTREL CAST
IS LISTED
The complete c^st
of "Matnnusko Minst
rels", except for a.
bit port ployed by on
old Negro, v:r.s annou
ccd by Charles Dillon,
director, this
vre e k. End - men rehear
srls, drncc end chor
us routines were be
ing scheduled throu
ghout the week.
St:'11 more origin
al mrterir.lht/as' in
corporated ' in the
"Minstrels" . script
after the 'first re
hearsal this v/eek, as
the six end-men and
interlocutor Jim Hur
ley each contributed
repres- ntative gags
and bits of business.
If rehearsals cont
inue in the present
vein, even Mr. Dillon
isn't sure 7.rha.t will
go out from the stage
on the evening of Ap
ril 16.
The cast, as an
nounced by the direc
tor, includes:
Manny -- Florence
Dunlap; Pa-Ppyr-uncast.
Epidoric—Dohald In
galls ; Angeiina—Jan
ice Barry;
Interlocutor— Jin
Hurley; end non—Paul
Martin, George Snail,
V;. C. Peters, M. Hod
gson, Bill Roark °nd
Charles Dillon;
Orchestra—Charles
Schaefer, Mary B~ird
Stoeckle, Paul Eush
ong and Alan Mick;
Specialties -- Art
Stacey, B>zel Gciv/itz
Mary Ann Michalok,
Florence Dunlap, Har
ry Winner, P^ul Mar
tin, George Snail,
Neola Sandvik, Skip
Bouv/ens, seventh and
eighth grade girls
with Ann M^ffitt, Gen
Delone , Kay Hanby,
Mrs. Stoeckle, Paul
Bushong, Le.s Ray,...
Henry Arnstrong and
Leonard Krise, Alice
Jean Sv/eetnan and
Pete Bouwcns, '
Lighting — Roger
Woods; costuning—Mrs
Ethel Lyons; ticket
manager—Betty Mc.ars;
ticket takers — Ver
nice Sellnan and Wil
helnina Luebke; be
tv/een-acts ' skit--the
Roetnan f^nily.
PALMER WILE,,. LOSES
TWO E.iSKETI. Li. GhMES
Valley folks sow
reol bosketb^ll lost
we e k c nd, v/h on local
men’s one woman1s
toons ployed throe of
four genes' with Cor
dova to o one-point
finish margin, The
’Shamrocks, men's
toon, took a Do.ir of
g^mf'S from Cordova,
while the Rockets
lost two loartbror
kers, both by a one
point total,
The Rockets and
Lady Imperials opened
octivitics on Friday
evening with a n? p
nn'q tuck bottle,
which never saw the
teams seprrated by
more than f'ur points
Quarter seeded 1inod
thorn up like this:
Corccvo.' 4, 14, 21,
27; Rockets 4, 12,
19 and 26.
The Shamrocks hr,cl
a fairly ‘e? sy evening
on Friday-, winning
31 to 2^. The Sh- -
rock succrhs played
for almost two full
quarters. , Nearly ev
n7»T< ' w'o V*I (TO V* / J 4" f) *■'
v x ^ "j* Xi v li yi le v o C.x.l
shared in scaring re
sponse bil.it :esy . but
Yj'aldal was best with
9 points, "oiling r,
flashy Imp.rial for
ward , ■ was tbps .for
his team with 8 points
although he missel 9
times at the froe
throw line,
Gordove 1e d•almos t
the entire game, in
the- second meeting
between tht Imperials
a nd the R o c ke t s, but
the Rockets pulled
close in a final sco
ring spurt :hon Helen
Stem/'-11 c unted for
five points late in
the fina1 quarter,
Laura S-tenberg led
Rocket .scoring with
lb- points, while Jo
Dineen with 12 and
Vivian -McCullough
with 11 tallies,
dumped in m^s-t >f the
Imperial counters.
After trailing 18
12 at the ■ half in
Sa turd ay 1 s fir- me, the
■Shamrocks surged • on
in the last half vto
squeeze by Cordova
27-26. Emil '.Valdai
:v/ith 12 mints and
Bill Keith with 10,
FIREMEN'S MEETING
IS POSTPONED
■ Although the quar
terly meeting of the
Volley Volunteer Fire
Association should be
held next week, it
•,:ill be postponed it
i/o s o nnoun c e d ted n v
by bo orb. chair non A1
Hr gen s The postpone
ment is occasioned by
conflict "/ith the iMEA
a nr u .1 meeting.,
date for the firemen's
meeting has been fix
ed i >r Tuesday, April
12 at 8 p.n. in the
Valiey Theatre *
TMM INNTh.L MEETING
SET FOR TULSD .Y
Me:”he^s °r* remind—
ed of the Motanuska
E:oetric f.c soci~ t j on
or.nuo I meeting, trhich
is to be hwld in the
<? y r n a si urn at 8 o 1 c I c c k
on Tuesday, April To
~ *i t* (t* r* i” nr* c vr*i *1 1
iuJn . i e b t '1 o v J. .L J.
bring - report of the
year's activities 'f
the group- There
v;ili be refreshimnts
a nc! a doc.1 p riz e, a s
vit11 ns e 1 e c t r i c o 1
bv s 1 no s s „ z. 11 membc r s
ore urged to bo pre
sent .
Pi.PER DEL YED FCR
,»NS .HCSPIT. L NEV/G
It is regretted
that vie v;ore forced
to" go to pres? so
lrte with this issue.
Hoy/evt r the ANS hos
p i t e i n a t e r i a 1 c a m e
late on V-eunesday.,
and v;o felt it impor
tant enough that you
be given the full
facts that vie decided
to hold the issue un
til the f'-'.cts could
be correlated in the
complete story.
count ed oft ene s t.
Hollinger netted 7
field go a is and; a
free throw for the
Imperials.
Cordova left the
Valley early Sum"y
morning, in order to
meet a pair of anch
orage teams in a R.-.d
Cross benefit game
there on Sunday aft
ernoon.