Plattsburg Theatre JACKIC. MATHEWS. MGR! MONDAY, SEPT. 24, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "IT IS THE LAW" A Play by Elmer L. Rice from the story of the same title by Hayden Talbot. CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Rose ...Miss Emma Lowe Gertrude Miss Hazel Carleton Ruth Cummings —Miss Hazel Baker Lillian Cummings Miss Rosalind Mahan Justin Victor _ Mr. Milton Goodhand Theodore Cummings Mr. Claude C. Phillips William Elliot Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Albert Woodruff Mr. John Hall Ellen Miss Mable Phillips Sniffer Evans, a crook Mr. George Graves Byron _. Mr. Chauncey Dumas James Dolan Mr. James Kelleher Edward Harley Mr. J. W. McCarthy SYNOPSIS ACT I. Drawing Room of Theodore Cummings' Home. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT II. Albert Woodruff's Apartment—Six months later. NOTE—During Act Two the curtain will be lowered 30 seconds to denote the elapse of twenty-four hours. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT III. Warden's Office In Sing Sing Prison. Eight years later. (Three Minutes Intermission) ACT IV. Cumming's Home. Two weeks later. (Six Minutes Intermission) ACT V. Card Room of the Gotham Club, the following night. Time—Present. Place—New York City. TOMORROW NIGHT "THE LOVE CHILD" An Enormous Royalty Production direct from its Phenomenal New York Run TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH. N. Y. Plattsburg Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. TUESDA Y, SEPT. 25, 1923 Ohas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "THE LOVE CHILD" Sydney Blackmore and Janet Beecher's Great Success CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Marie Miss Mable Phillips Barrie Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Laura Thome Miss Hazel Baker Eugene Thome Mr. Milton Goodhand Aline De Mar Miss Rosalind Mahan Gaby Mulligan Miss Hazel Carleton Reine Clive Miss Emma Lowe PaulBrander Mr. John Hall Helen Brander Miss Emma Lowe Smith Mr. Claude C. Phillips Noto ..., Mr. J. W. McCarthy SYNOPSIS ACT I. Laura's Drawing Room. A House in East Fiftys N. Y. C. Friday Evening. ACT II. Eugene's Studio. Greenwich Village. Sat. Afternoon. NOTE—During Act 2 the curtain will be lowered one minute to indicate the passing of an hour. « ACT III. Paul Brander's Library. A House in Fifth Avenue. Saturday Evening. ACT IV. Laura's Drawing Room. Sunday Morning. Time—Present. TOMORROW MATINEE "IT IS THE LAW" TOMORROW NIGHT Chuckles and Chills—Tears and Thrills "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK" One Solid Year at the Cort Theatre TUTTLE PRINTING CO.- PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburgl Theatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK" An Arabian Night's Adventure in Three Acts By Walter Hackett CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Lush Mr. Claude C. Phillips Poppy Fair Miss Hazel Baker Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe Miss Emma Lowe Ambrose Applejohn Mr. Milton Goodhand Anna Valeska Miss Rosalind Mahan Mrs. Pengard Miss Hazel Carleton Horace Pengard Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Ivan Borolsky Mr. John Hall Palmer Miss Mable Phillips Dennet Mr. Chauncey Dumas 1st Pirate Mr. James Kelleher 2nd Pirate Mr. J. W. McCarthy 3rd Pirate Mr. Claude C. Phillips 4th Pirate Mr. Chauncey Dumas Johnny Jason _ Mr. J. W. McCarthy SYNOPSIS ACT I. The Adventure. AGT II. The Dream. ACT III. The Romance. Time—The Present. One Winters Night. Place—An old house in a lonely spot on the coast of Cornwall, England. TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT Margaret Anglin's Great Success "THE WOMAN IN BRONZE' Broadway claimed this the Classiest Emotional Drama of the age. TUTTLE PRINTIN % CO.- PLATTSBU RGH, N. Y. Plattsburg ClKatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "THE WOMAN IN BRONZE" A Drama by Henry Kistemaecker and Eugene Delard, adopted from the French by Paul Kester. CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Billy Byrd Mr. Claude C. Phillips Maude Randal _ Miss Mable Phillips Leonard Hunt Mr. Milton Goodhand Mary Courtney Miss Hazel Carleton Mrs. Douglass Graham _ Miss Emma Lowe Patrick Griggs Mr. J. W. McCarthy Sylvia Morton Miss Rosalind Mahan" Mr. Douglass Graham Mr. John Hall Vivian Hunt Miss Hazel Baker Reginal Morton _ Mr. Jere. H. Taylor James Mr. James Kelleher George Mr. Chauncey Dumas Papa Bonelli Mr. George Graves SYNOPSIS ACT 1. Leonard Hunt's Studio. Situated about twenty miles from New York City. Late afternoon in February. ACT 2. The Same. An Afternoon in May. ACT 3. The Same. A Night Ten Months Later. TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT The greatest laugh provoker ever produced "TWIN BEDS" You will laugh—You will howl—You will scream, ' And then some. TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburg CDeatrc JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1923 Chas. K. Champlin PRESENTS "TWIN BEDS" A Farce in Three Acts by Salisbury Fields and Margaret Mayo, from Mr. Fields Book by the same title. CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Harry Hawkins Mr. Milton Goodhand Blanch Hawkins _.. Miss Hazel Baker Signor Monti Mr. John Hall Signora Monti Miss Hazel Carleton Andrew Larkin Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Amanda Larkin Miss Rosalind Mahan Norah Miss Emma Lowe « SYNOPSIS ACT I. Living Room of Hawkins Apartment. One Night in Spring. ACT II. Bedroom of the Hawkins Apartment. Two Weeks Later* NOTE—During Act 2 the curtain will be lowered four seconds to indicate the passing of four hours. ACT II. Same as Act 2, a few hours later. Place—New York. Time—Present. TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT The Hit of San Francisco "THAT GIRL MICKEY" TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. Plattsburg Clxatre JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1923 \ Clias. K. Champlin PRESENTS "THAT GIRL MICKEY" A Modern Murder Mystery Drama—In Three Acts CAST OF CHARACTERS In order of Their Appearance. Wallace Irwin, a novelist Mr. Milton Goodhand Chester Irwin, his brother Mr. John Hall Ronald Malcolm Mr. Jere. H. Taylor Mrs. Irwin Miss Emma Lowe Lela Eldridge Miss Rosalind Mahan Old Man Putnam Mr. Claude C. Phillips Mickey Miss Hazel Baker Larry Rowland Mr. J. W. McCarthy SYNOPSIS ACT I. The Living Room of the Irwin Home. ACT II. The Same. Some Months Later. ACT III. The Same. One Month Later. NOTE—During the last act the curtain will be lowered one minute to denote the elapse of one hour. MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1923 'Sally, Irene & Mary' The Breezy Musical Comedy Hit 50—PEOPLE—50 TUTTLE PRINTING CO.-PLATTSBURGH, N. Y. piattsburg Cbeatrc JACK C. MATHEWS. MGR. » MONDAY, OCTOBER. 1,1923 THE MESSRS. SHUBERT PRESENT "Sally, Irene and Mary" A Musical Comedy in Two Acts and Nine Scenes. Book by Eddie Dowling and Cyrus Wood. Lyrics by Raymond Klages. Music by J. Fred Coots. Musical Numbers Staged by Frank M. Gillespie Staged by Frank Smithson. The Entire Production under the Personal Supervision of Mr. J. J. Shubert. CAST OF CHARACTERS: JIMMIEDUGAN JOE KENO MRS. DUGAN, his mother JOSIE CLAFLIN MARY O'BRIEN, his girl y. ESTAIRE KAYE MRS. O'BRIEN, her mother KATHERINE CLARE WARD SALLY, friend of Mary MARJORIE LANE MRS. CLANCY, her mother , MAIDA READE IRENE, another friend of Mary ....BESSIE GROSS RODMAN JONES, an aristocrat FRANK CORNELL MRS. JONES, his mother HARRIET ROSS CLARENCE EDWARDS, a boy around town KENNETH RICHARDS MR. MYERS, a theatrical manager .'.... AUGUSTUS BELFOUR PERCY FITZGERALD, a friend of Clarence JOE WAGSTAFF AL. CLEVELAND, an author TOM MORRISON SULLY, stage door man EDDIE SELLS TONY EDDIE SELLS MR. MULCAHEY, of the neighborhood JOHN MELLON DINTY MOORE, pal of Jimmie SAM FORD FRANK, night watchman GEO. WILLIAMS FIRST DRESSER TO GIRLS ..VENIE ATHERTON SECOND DRESSER TO GIRLS! SALLIE STEMBLER DETECTIVE OF HOTEL ASTOR SAM FORD CARRIAGE MAN, Hotel Astor _ JOE COSTELLO KITTY KELLY, East Side Girl , MARGIE NORMAN MABEL RILEY, her friend MARY SIMS MARGUERITE HOGAN LILLIAN BEA MRS. POMEROY GILBERT :. VENIE ATHERTON MRS. KELLY POOL SALLIE STEMBLER MRS. FITZGIBBONS CONROY , JEWEL SEILER MRS. CARTER SMITH MARION FISHER MRS. DE LA CROIX MARY BARRY ACT 1 SCENE 1—Tenement on the East Side, New York. SCENE 2—Kitchen of the Dugan home. (Four years later) SCENE 3—Stage Doors of the Knickerbocker, New Amsterdam and Vanderbilt Theatres. SCENE 4—Mary's Dressing Room in the Knickerbocker Theatre. SCENE 5—Dance of the Ballet on the New Amsterdam Stage. ACT II SCENE 1—Peacock Alley, Hotel Astor, New York. SCENE 2-Charity Bazaar, Park Avenue. SCENE 3—On the fire escape of the Dugan home. SCENE 4 -Wedding at the little Church Around the Corner. MUSICAL NUMBERS ORCHESTRA UNDER DIRECTION OF CARL HAHN; ACT I—SCENE 1 Opening Chorus, "Kid Days" Ensemble Song "Jimmie" ...Dinty and Dancing Girls Dance Mabel Riley "Time Will Tell" Hogan and Dancing Girls SCENE 2 "Pals" Jimmie SCENE 3 "Stage Door Johnnies" Percy, Clarence, Irene, Eight Dancing Girls, —Eight Dancing Boys "1 Wonder Why" Mary, Boys and Girls of Ensemble "Do You Remember?" Sullie, Frank, First Lady Dresser, Second Lady Dresser Boys and Girls of Enseemble "How I've Missed You, Mary", Jimmie and Mary SCENE 4 "Right Boy Comes Along" Mary and Eight Dancing Boys SCENE 5 Dance of the Ballet — Sally and Sixteen Ballet Girls ACT ll-SCENE 1 Opening Ensemble, "Peacock Alley" Boys and Girls of Ensemble "Something in Here" Percy and Sally "Opportunity" : Irene, Clarence and Dancing Girls "We Are Waiting" Sully and Boys SCENE 2 "Clouds Roll by Dance" Sally SCENE 3 * "Time Will Tell" Jimmie SCENE 4 "Wedding Time" Jimmie, Mary, Percy, Irene, Clarence, Sally and —Wedding Couples of Ensemble Finale Entire Company LADIES OF ENSEMBLE—Mary Sims, Lillian Bea, Bee Werner, Marian Kasper,. Marjorie Norman, Marion Wilson, Jewel Seiler, Marion Fisher, Marianne May, May Barry, Margaret Van Cleef, Margaret Litz, Helen Litz, Marie Dow, Esther Shannon. GENTLEMEN—Sam Ford, Joe Du Bow, Earl Atkinson, Elmer Sieferd, Joe Costello Maurice Jules, Buddy Niles, Eugene Day.