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"The Piano MoAcrs" (Jimmie, as the Senior Class; Clint, himself,
moves a piano) realistic, true to life.
Parodies: "The Coise of an Aching Heart" (nolhing to the "Coise
of an Aching Audience").
"The Senior Ball" (roll over, you're dreaming).
Chinax: "Was Lily White?" (Isli g' bibble).
D—
The Dramatic Club presents "The House .\cross the AVay."
Kitty Wheaton, suburbanite. Police Force.
Jim Crothers, an burglar. Diamond Necklace.
Telephone. Stage Properties.
O. Slack Barrett, Quick Change Artist.
F:—
The Evening Classes present F^niil W. Stemler, violinist, accompanied
by Lily W. Wiest ("Lily was White!")
F—
Pat Reece and Cubb}' Baehr, "44ie Balcony Scene from Romeo and
Juliet." Romeo last discovered under 4,000 lbs. of Juliet. (Costumes
furnished bv Paquiii, 418 Rue de Spaghetti, Cumminsville.)
G—
Bobby Harroll lends his "movie falsetto." "The Preacher's Ball."
(Forget the second one. It began: "Twa twa, go-o-o-ter sleep,
tAva waw: I did.)
H—
The Freshman Girls in a springy phantasy entitled "* * * a
Young Man's Fawncy, etc."
Scene: Hotel Ritz, Paree. (Some class.)
CAST.
Mrs. Jack Hilliard, chaperone Marie Sachs
Jean "DilHe"
Jacqueline Helen
Jo Alice
Julia Jeanette
Janet June
Marie Marie
Dicky Trent "Albert"
(Where did you get that "Dicky Bird?") Girls, why not patronize
home industry? Plenty of fellows sitting down in front that
could handle Dickie's part, white trousers and all.
p;ige two hundred and fifty-five