If You Can’t Laugh, Don’t Come to See
the
Womanless Wedding
To be presented at the Red Men’s Hall
By Sympson Levie Co., Bardstown, Ky.--Northern Office: 510 Harwood St., Jackson,
Mich.
SPONSORED BY THE SO. DEERFIELD WOMEN’S CLUB
LOCAL MEN AS CHARACTERS
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Screams of Laughter |
Be Sure to Come |
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BIGGEST AFFAIR EVER STAGED IN SO. DEERFIELD
All Star Cast Headed by Dr. Kenneth Rice, as Leading Lady
Butler |
Walter Gorey |
Pat O’Grady |
Geo. Clapp |
Punch Girls-- |
John Sadowski, Howard |
Rosie O’Grady |
Geo. Davis |
Waite |
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President Hoover |
Foster Sears |
Present takers-- |
Leo Morrisey, Jas. |
Mrs. Hoover |
John Bednarski |
Macnurnis |
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Negro Mammy |
Ed. Morrissey |
Bride’s Weeping Mother-- |
Geo. Roach |
Baby Sister |
John Sharkey |
Bride’s Comforting Father-- |
E. E. |
Rastus |
Edward Swan, Jr. |
Putnam |
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Sambo |
Chandler Clapp |
Bad Little Brothers-- |
Fred Brown, Ed |
Annie Laurie |
Ralph Laidly |
Rice |
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Kentucky Colonel |
Wilfred Cowan |
Ikey Rosenstein-- |
Stewart Batchelder |
Kentucky Lady |
Caryll Crafts |
Bride’s Grandmother-- |
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Groom’s Grandmother |
Chas. Flynn |
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Herbert Graves |
Groom’s Grandfather |
Everett Fish |
Bride’s Grandfather-- |
Frank Maynard |
Rudy Vallee |
Wallace Wolfram |
Charlie Chaplin-- |
Pete Couture |
Gen. John J. Pershing |
Wm. Hayes |
Aunt from Shutesbury-- |
C. C. Mc- |
Col. Chas. A. Lindbergh |
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Cutcheon |
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Robert Solcombe |
Uncle from Shutesbury-- |
Wm. May |
Kay Francis |
W.R. Williams |
Twin Sisters-- |
David Hoyle, F. D. |
Madam Gallicurci |
Bernard Burns |
Hubbard |
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Martinelli |
William Weston |
Mary Pickford-- |
Frank Warner |
Page |
Clarence Dacey |
Groom’s Haughty Mother-- |
Clarence |
Ushers--Roy Russell, |
Edgar Gilett, |
Fisher |
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Frank Potter, |
Ulric Germain |
Groom’s Haughty Father-- |
Roy Sabin |
Best Man |
Hollis Billings |
Flappers of 1931-- |
Harry Kuenzel, |
Bishop |
Marvin Janes |
Robert Gass |
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Bride’s Maids- John |
Dabowski, Fred |
Ex.-Pres. Coolidge-- |
Lynwood J. Taplin |
Germain, Wayne |
Roberts, Roger |
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Kennedy |
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Mrs. Coolidge-- |
Arthur Hubbard |
Maid of Honor |
Frank Clem |
Sis Hopkins |
John Mannix |
Matron of Honor |
Ray Manson |
Old Maid Aunt |
Fred Rowe |
Ringbearer |
John Kruk |
Fashion Plate |
S.M. Richardson |
Flower Girls--F.M. |
Merrigan, Low- |
Fritz Kreisler |
Herbert Thurber |
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ell Williams |
Country Cousin |
Clifford Hubbard |
Bride |
Dr. Kenneth Rice |
Henpecked Husband |
E. W. Wood |
Groom |
Guess Who??? |
Devoted Wife |
H. W. Dill |
Trainbearer |
Lloyd Ellison |
THE FOLLOWING SO. DEERFIELD FRIENDS AND FIRMS BOOST "WOMANLESS WEDDING"
STEPHEN BORON, Meats |
JAMES D. SPLANN |
Ruberoid Shingles & Roll Roofing, |
FISHER’s GARAGE |
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Sherwin-Williams Paint. |
OLD DEERFIELD FERTILIZER CO. |
HOTEL WARREN |
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DUCHARME VARIETY STORE |
RUBY ANNIS BEAUTY SHOP, |
Tel. 274 S.D. |
C.E. PARSONS, Electrical Construction |
& Appliances |
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E.P. SWAN CO., Pickles |
MORRISSEY’S BLUE & WHITE STORE |
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McNERNEY’S BARBER SHOP |
THE DEERFIELD PRESS |
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Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 23rd and 24th
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 P.M.--Adults 50c, Children 35c.
WARNING--This particular play was composed and is owned and produced by
SYMPSON LEVIE CO., protected by copyright number
70971 U.S. Copyright Office at Washington, D.C. Any persons or organization attempting infringement using part in any way will be
prosecuted to the fullest extent, and collected damages for same.
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(c) Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield MA. All rights reserved.
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There is currently no available "Beginner" label. The following is the default level label: This poster announces the performance of a comic play in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, staged by the Sympson Levie Co. of Bardstown, Kentucky. The cast, made up entirely of local men, portrayed such characters as President Herbert Hoover and the popular film actress Mary Pickford. Claiming to be the biggest affair ever staged in South Deerfield, the play promised to deliver "screams of laughter." Local businesses showed their support of the play, and advertised themselves at the same time.
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"If you Can't Laugh, Don't Come to See the Womanless Wedding"
artisan Sympson Levie Company |
date 1931 |
location South Deerfield, Massachusetts |
height 12.0" |
width 9.0" |
process/materials printed paper, ink |
item type Public Announcements/Broadside |
accession # #L01.105 |
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