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The one-act production "The Dreamy Kid" by Eugene
O'Neill involved a Negro fugitive from justice who visits
his dying mammy. Director was Marv Alexander.
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Joan Coble directed "The Romancers" by Edmund
Rostand, which concerns two young lovers and a supposed
feud between their fathers.
Bumblepupptj
Two farmers bet whether a fly will light on one or the
other of two lumps of suqar, or play bumblepuppy, in
J. W. Roqers' play, directed by Norm Green.
The neighbor lady, Creely Ann (Ann K ettenbach), attends the
dying Negro mammy (I ris F iaher) as the D rea my Kid (Ken
Ooldaberry) llatena for the police.
A happy ending i• in aioht for the two lovers, Jerry Sperraz..zo
and Bon••• Colllna, pictured with their fathers, Robert F ullmer
and Rod Greening, and the helpful abductor, Larry H yer.
Two energetic (armera, Andrew (Stowell Johnstone) and Hamlet
IBlll Beamer), are engroAed in a game of bumblepuppy aa
Gentry John Fonburg) looks on.
Arena style plays made their first appearance on the
Idaho campus with the spring studio productions. Rod
Greening directed Anton Chekov's one-act comedy.
Ken Goldsberry and Don Taylor directed this one-act
play by Stephen Vincent Benet, which involved saving
the soul of Jabez Stone, played by Jerry Sperrazzo.
Mistaken identities and interminable phone conversations
provided the basis for Noel Coward's comedy,
which was under the direction of Mona Roseneau.
Elona (Sha ron H endenoon) tells Greg (Tod Frohm a n ) to ehoot
it out lik e a man, •• her faith ful retainer, L u k e !H ugh Burge .. ),
ploa d a with them.
T he Devil (M arv Alexander) eta tea his caae to t h e j uatice (Mort
Grlnker) and the jury (W ally L a ndeck, R ex H lll, Earl Moulton,
Dick W hlta), while the clerk (Tom B utera) and Daniel Webater
(Norm Green) llaten.
Clare (M arion Davidaon) and Piggie (Larraine Cole) center
their attention on the phone while M rs. Wadhurat (Ann Ket·
tenbach) remalna •••ted.
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