Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 198, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 August 1911 — Good Word Prop “Sis Perkins." [ARTICLE]

Good Word Prop “Sis Perkins."

“Sis Perkins,” a rural comedy, which was presented to the public at the Post theatre for the first time, played to good houses both matinee and night. The play takes place in the northern part of Indiana, and deals with the typical farmer and the eastern gentleman. The play is similar to the comedy of “Sis Hopkins.” The role of Barnaby Underhot is a comedy part and is played by Edward Delaney, who is a very clever comedian. Aunt Mandy is also a comedy part and is played by Katherine Selsor. Miss Selsor scores a laugh a minute. The title role is portrayed by Miss Audrey St Clair. The part Is a very good comedy part and the little lady is a very clever lead. —Battle Creek Enquirer. The play will be at the Ellis Theatre Thursday evening, Aug. 24.