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CLO VERO ALE, TILLAMOOK COUNTY, OREGON. DECEMBER 28, 1816
HOME TALENT PLAY
A BIS SUCCESS
Hall Packed to its Capacity By
Enthusiastic Onlookers.
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That Cloverdale has among its citi
zens clever actors and actresses was fully
demonstrated last Thursday evening
when the drama, "A Woman’ s Honor” ,
was nlaved to the largest house ever
had in Cloverdale.
The play was full of surprising and in-
eresting situations, dealing with a de
faulting banker, whc wishes his eldest
daughter to marry a wealthy island
owner, whose money he has lost on bad
speculations, that he might be spared
the punishment that would he meted
out to him.
The banker’s part was a short one,
for no sooner had the match been ar
ranged than the banker shuffles off to
the undiscovered country. This part
was taken by E. L. McCabe, togged out
in a costume to suit the occasion.
The eldest daughter marries the man
who saved the honor of her father and
his family, although «bi> is in l?ve with
a young physician, who after learning of
his sweetheart’s betrothal leaves for the
south seas to make a fortune and a repu
tation for himself. Forrest Gist took
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this part and did it well.
The bride and groom move to the lat
ter’ s island home and there the groom’s
brother institutes a poison scheme to
get rid of his brother that he might te
governor of the island. Miss Stevens
Several of our customers are people we do not know by sight
and Mr. Thomas were the characters in
this part and professionals could have
though we have done business by mail with them for years. We
performed this part no better.
believe we have given them satisfactory banking servieo and can
The younger daughter marries a dap
per young man of New York, and later
give you the same satisfaction.
they make a trip to the island, where
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they find the older sister and her hus
band not getting along as well as newly
weds should and they proceed toinvesti- ! It saves you time, and TIME IS MONEY, especially at this season
gate. This part was handled by Ben
of the year. No need to come to the bank in person.,
Joy and Miss Beals and they were as
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clever in this role as many we have seen
on the professional stage.
Dick Ward was the villain in the
play, and his wife was Mrs. Thomas. ,
and w hile Dick was bad from start to j
finish, his wite was not of his type, but
a comely island lady with a conscience
and a heart ready to respond to the tient and reuniting husband wife and
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right side of the island life.
also placing the blame on the shoulders
Management
The last act dealt with the condition of the guilty party.
of the island ow ner at the time when iThemlay would uot have been com
the poison scheme was nearing its end plete without the colored sen ant w ith
and the island doctor’s skill battled to! his witty sayings and comic gestures.
such an extent that another physician Blacked to a finish, and then some was
was brought out to diaguoise the case. the actor in this part of the play which
Tillamook, Ore.
The resident physician was none other was taken by Vic Learned. Vic proved
L. S. HUSHBECK, Proprietor.
than E. L. McCabe, who doubled up \>r a success as a colored servant.
the occasion. The new doctor proved to
Each sceno was replete with funny
be the former lover of the islander’s situations that left the audiance in the Dining Room run on Family Style
Meals 25c.
wife and the poison scheme discovered best of humor. The costumes showed
just in time to save the life of the pa- much careful planning.
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All in all it was an entertainment
worth twice the amount charged for
admission and speaks in the highest
terms of the ability of those taking part.
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The orchestra was composed of Mes
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Bank deposits have increased. Statisticians agree, how
ever, that a period of depression is possible after the Eu
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