The Border Vidette

"IN HOT TAMALE LAND."

Added assurances of an overwhelming success were again given the Elks forthcoming theatrical offering when more than 40 of Nogales' most accomplished talent answered the call for meeting at the club rooms last evening, says Thursday's Herald.

Getting away with a flying start, these 40 enthusiastic singers and dancers started the ball rolling for a successful rendition of the musical comedy "In Hot Tamale Land" to be staged at the Lyric theater May 9-10 under the auspices of the local lodge of B. P. O. E., under the supervision of Eddie Jones.

With numerous popular song hits, clever dances and snappy dialogue the show will be given added interest by the appearance of Mrs. Eddie Jones in the dance numbers and the Jones class of juvenile aesthetic dancers in several numbers

Those selected for the principal parts in the offering are:

Don Soda Di Poppo - Charles Bauer, Ruler of Hot Tamale Land.

Punko Doro -- George Januel, Walking Delegate of the Bullfighters' Union.

Ezra McWhackle - Alfred Taylor

A PICKLE KING

Ned Barlow - Roland Legarra.

Dick Baxter - Bucky O'Neill.

Eleanor - Mary Beam.

EZRA'S DAUGHTER

Agatha Fidget - Clarice Taylor.

ELEANOR'S CHAPERON

Dolores - Mrs L. R. Mitchell

DAUGHTER OF THE DON

Juanita - Maude Taylor.

A SHY SENORITA

Herald - Louis Escalada.

ANNOUNCER OF THE DAYS FESTIVITIES

Yachting Girls - Ruth and Esther Dalton.

Chorus girls: - Senoritas and sailor girls, Ann Oyler, Florence Beam, Glenna Karns, Helen Fowler, Beatrice Sandoval, Emma L. Bristol, Marion Thomas, Polly Titcomb, Alice Fain, Sarah Noon, Edith Noon, Hazel Dickens, Margaret Frazier, Viola Sandoval, Sallie Roberts, Justine Segal, Viola Allen, Gwendolyn Noon, Nona White, Helen Stelzer.

Girls in dancing numbers: - Thelma Richardson, Miss Damm, Grace Mitchell, Virginia Noon, Cecilia Temple, Mary Smelker, Betty Smelker, Margaret Landon, Maxine Fiedler, Sarah Escott, Mary Farrior, Gwendolyn Hamblin, Henrietta Renshaw, Barbara Smelker.

Sailors and toreadors: - Alan Gillespie, Henry Levin, Hector Escobosa, Leonilo Larriva, Knight Wise, Lewis Bristol, William Mitchell, Edward Tomlin, Herman Medlin.