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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXXI.   No. 17,
SEWICKLEY, PA., FBIDAY, MARCH 16, 1934
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In Kiwanis Club's Comedy
"ME. DINKELL OF DINKELL PICKLES, INC."
Who may buy radio time and save the station!
(Photo by Diehl)
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On Thursday and Friday nights,
March 22 and 23, tho Sewickloy
Kiwanis Club will stage "The World's
All Bight," with a cast of over 150
local people at the high school auditorium.
The scene of the show is laid in a
broadcasting station and tho radio
announcor, "Jimmy Waddell," is
played by W. J. Fitzgerald. His secretary and sweetheart, Jane Bogers, is
played by Edna Clay. Theso two are
trying to keep the radio station from
going broke. Bill collectors haunt
them and talent walks out on them;
nevertheless, they are determined to
put over a big program in order to
sell time on tho air to Mr. Dinkell of
Dinkoll Pickles, Inc. Mr. A. H. Diehl
plays the part of Mr. Dinkoll and
Bobert Bitchey acts as bill colloctor.
Joo, the office boy, is played by
Aleck McDonald. He and Iris Mocklin
as Gertie Green of Now Orleans, put on
an act over the air that saves tho radio
station and enables everyone to really
bolieve "Tho World's All Eight."
Tho first big chorus of tho show is
tho Sunshine Chorus composed of thirty
high school members. Among thoso aro
Elizabeth Dickson, Joan Burkholder,
Selena Holthaus, Mary Kato McMaster,
Harriot Burkholder, Mary Bichmond,
Erna Schlectner, Katherine Leathen,
Lois Gregg, Buth StofEol, Boscmary
Newman, Lois Wright, Irma Stoinort,
Dorothy Cook.
Two danco choruses appear in
special costumes doing their routines
to   "Whistlo   and   Blow   Your  Blues
Away" and "You're in Style When
You're Wearing a Smile." These girls
are Louise Trudoll, Mary Boyd, Suzanne
Drynan, Joan Williams, Jean Emmert,
Anna Kedar, Margaret Mcllwain, Patty
Gormly, Lucilo Miller, Wanda Hite,
Buth Bulkloy, Ethel Wachter, Bhoda
Lyon, Alice Millor, Katherine Lethan,
and Nollio Littlecott,
The studio quartette composed of
Messrs. Fleming, Fowler, Hayes and
Young givo a special arrangomont of
quartette songs that prove a popular
number on tho program.
No radio broadcast would be complete without featuring tho Hill-Billies
in thoir old-timo mountain songs and
dances.
Tho  characters  of  Si  Perkins  and
Hiram Zilch are portrayed by Thos. W.
Neely and John Houston. Dr. Charles
W. Boyd and Balph Whito act as mountain maids and "Pop" Haley and
Steve Pyevac as mountaineers in an
old time square dance, musie for which
is furnished by Thomas W. Neely, Sr.,
as tho old-timo fiddler, Dan Tucker,
Bill Cook as banjo player and Casey
Jones, accompanying on tho harmonica.
The pantomiming of an old-time
melodrama, "Frankio and Johnnie," is
carried out by E. E. Cooper as Franlde,
Byron Harriger as Johnnie, Austin Hurd
as Smoky Joo and Harry Hamilton as
Nellie Bly, while Hiram sings the song.
Othor members of the sceno aro
Georgo H. Hegner, Tony Hognor, William   McCormick,   Ealph   Wright,   J.
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