HEILIG THEATRE Portland, Oregon "I'm Sorry Sally," new Foxtrot.   Sheet Music Dept., Sherman, Clay & Co. Three Nights Commencing Thursday November 15, 1928. Matinee Saturday at 2:15 ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN Presents "ROSE MARIE" A MUSICAL PLAY Book and Lyrics by OTTO HARBACH and OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II. Music by RUDOLPH FRIML and HERBERT STOTHART Book staged by PAUL DICKEY Production under personal supervision of ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN THE CAST (Characters as they appear) Sergeant Malone .................-................................................................................................Charles Meakins Lady Jane............................................................-...........................................................................Peggy Pates Black Eagle ............................................................................................................................Russell Griswold Edward Hawley ............................................................................................................................Ross Gibson Emile La Flamme.........................................................................................................................Sano Marco Wanda ..............................................................................................................................................Mira Nirska Hardboiled Herman............................................................................................................Houston Richards Jim Kenyon ..................................................................................................................................Paul Donah Rose Marie La Flamme...................................................................................-..........................Virginia Fox Ethel Brander....................................................................................................................-.........Daisy Gibson Ladies of the Ensemble: Ruth Hurley, Yvonne Distinn, Cherry Hodgson, Ella Hynds, Florence Haley, Alice Haley, Marie Lalloz, Sally Marshall, Helen Finlay, Nan Meighan, Dorothy Blaine, Emily Creevey, Elaine Kelly, Lillian Houek, Helen Wayne, Mickey Dugan, lone Miller, Dixie Bond, Florence Evans, Grace Lynch, Dorothea Phelan, Mae Sargent, Edna Costello, Marie Marsh, Florence Nealon, Freida Cross, Betty Bryant, Florence Lamorere. Gentleman of the Ensemble: Cliff Wilson, Tommy Rice, Ed. Williams, Freddy Deveau, Jack King, Steve Haggerty, Bob Donahue, Stad Becker, Yale Sustick, Bernard SYNOPSIS  OF SCENES ACT I. Scene 1—Lady Jane's Hotel, Fond du Lac, Saskatchewan, Canada. Scene 2—Impression.   A Campfire in the Hills. Scene 3—Black Eagle's Cabin.   One Hour Later. Scene 4—Impression.   Same as Scene 2. Scene 5—Totem Pole.    Lodge near Kootenay Pass in Canadian  Rockies.    A few weeks later. ACT II. Scene 1—A Novelty Shop in Quebec.   Eight months have passed. Scene 2—Grand Ballroom, Chateau Frontenac, Quebec.   One month later. Scene 3—Impression.   The cellar of a hotel on the River Front, Quebec, that night. Scene 4—One month later.   On a hill near Kootenay Pass. Scene 5—The Castle. Gowns and costumes designed by Charles LeMaire, executed by the Arthur Hammerstein Costume Company, under supervision of Blanche Besand.   Silks from Mallison's. Blanket coat and cap made from Hudson's Bay Point Blankets, as supplied by Hudson's Bay Company of Canada. Orchestra under the direction of BEN SCHWARTZ NOTE—The musical numbers of this play are such an integral part of the action that we do not think we should list them as separate episodes. The songs which stand out independent of their dramatic associations are "Rose Marie," "Indian Love Call," "Totem Tom Tom" and "Why Shouldn't We?" in the first act, and "The Door of My Dreams," in the second act. MANAGEMENT Hugh A.  Grady ...............................................................................................................General Manager R. M. Evans.......................................................................................................................Company Manager Henry Pennypacker ..:...................................................................................................Business Manager Roth Violins and Ludwig Drums.   Third Floor, Sherman, Clay & Co. HOLLY PRESS 68 FIRST ST OVER After the Play you'll thoroly enjoy After-Theatre Supper at the Hazelwood, Portland's most delightful after-theatre rendevoux Oyster Cocktails...Hot Tamales...Crab Louis...Deviled Crab Fried Oysters... Shrimp a la Newberg... Salads... Sandwiches of many kinds... Fountain originations Full course dinner $1.00 Special Dinner, 75c 127 Broadway East Broadway at Wheeler East 41st and Sandy Blvd. Broadway and Eastside Hazelwoods Confectioneries & Restaurants. Plenty of parking space at East Side Hazelwood and the Hollywood Hazelwood HEILIG THEATRE ONE WEEK, COMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. 19 Mats. 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