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The Silver Kewanite - Kewanee Public Library District

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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Silver</strong> <strong>Kewanite</strong><br />

Junior Class Play<br />

"SQUARE CROOKS"<br />

Cast of Characters<br />

Eddie Ellison.-..<br />

Harold Eshelman<br />

Kay Ellison, his wife<br />

Winifred Hayes<br />

Larry Scott, his friend<br />

James Minor<br />

Jane Brown, Larry's friend<br />

Kathryn Swain<br />

Bridget O'Rourke, a landlady<br />

Helene Zang-<br />

Mike Ross, a killer<br />

Frank Marzalek<br />

Timothy Hogan, a police sergeant<br />

Arthur Wilke<br />

Harry Welch, a detective<br />

Dean Stromblad<br />

John Clancy, his aid<br />

James Larson<br />

Airs. Carston, a society leader<br />

Zita Argus<br />

Sorrow, the maid<br />

1 Dorothy Ponte<br />

ON Friday, March 20th, the Class of '32 presented "Square Crooks", a faststepping<br />

three-act comedy of the underworld, with its loves, its thrills, and<br />

its crimes. <strong>The</strong> actors, splendidly cast, played to a packed house, tense with<br />

excitement, and convinced their audience that the junior class can boast some outstanding<br />

dramatic ability.<br />

<strong>The</strong> story centers about a young couple, Eddie and Kay, who live in that vague<br />

borderland of crime where a man, however innocent, is branded by the law as guilty.<br />

Eddie, suspected of a theft of which he is innocent, faces the impossibility of<br />

clearing himself without implicating his friend. But he and his friend play "square"<br />

at all costs, and succeed in incriminating the dishonest detective and freeing themselves.<br />

Only Mike Ross, the brutal killer, receives a much-deserved head-full of<br />

lead.<br />

<strong>The</strong> setting of the play was carefully and effectively worked out. <strong>The</strong> clever<br />

acting and the fact that almost every other line was a wise-crack, combined a make<br />

the performance hilarious. Much credit for the success of the performance must go<br />

tc Mr. Kaiser, who so skillfully directed it.<br />

Standing—Larson, Argus, Minor, Eshelman, Marzalek, Wilke, Ponte, Stromblad.<br />

Seated—Swain, Hayes, Zang.<br />

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