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THE WEAVER PEP
December 18,1928.
THE PATSY
(Continued from Page One)
Miss Hazel Burchette. She showed
force and skill in her acting. As Mrs.
Barrington, Dick’s mother. Miss Inez
Fincher showed dignity and a simple
grace of manner which merits special
mention.
Miss Francis Brown, (Sadie Buch
anan), and Mr. Ralph Kennedy, (Bill
Caldwell), both deserve credit for ex
cellent performances. Mr. Gaius Link
(“Trip” Busty), and Mr. Horace
Brown, (Patrick O’Flaherty), also
deserve notice for good work in their
''iT^'pec-th't^TOifes. ■■ ■ Y-
Praise is due Mr. A. J. Carr and
his able assistants, Mr. Glenn Jarvis
and Mr. Frank Starnes, for their art
istic arrangement of a most attractive
stage.
Much of the success of the play
was due to the efforts of Mr. Halsey
Leavitt, the business manager, and
Mr. Gaius Link, advertising manager.
The play was directed by Miss Lu-
cile Smith.
nor Bright Is
A Great Success
(Continued frc«i Page One)
Miss Loleeta Smith did . effective
work in the part of the frivolous, but
kind hearted chorus girl. Tot Marvel.
Mr. Eugene Lance in the character
of the faithful butler Watts, and Mr.
William Stubbs as Doctor Schooley,
the one-time school friend of the bis-
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Special mention should also be made
of the effective work of Mr. P. F.
Snyder as Bill Drum, Tot’s real sweet
heart, and that of Mr. O. H. Goodman
and Mr. Walter Cuthrell as the sher
iffs. Though in minor parts. Miss
Clara Rogers, Miss Mary Grace Bald
win, Mr. Lowell Glover and Mr. Harry
McCracken as family servants in the
Barrington household deserve due.
credit for excellent work.
The attractive stage setting was
arranged by the stage manager Mr.
T. C. Johnson, Mr. Carl Farrow and
Mr. Ottis Walker.
Mr. P. F. Snyder and Mr. Carlyle
Rutledge as advertising and business
managers are in large part responsi
ble for the success of the play.
Miss Lucile Smith skilfully directed
the presentation.
Music furnished by the “Snap It
Up” Orchestra from Asheville added
greatly to the enjoyment of the eve
ning and won much applause from the
audience,
Euterpean Society, and Miss Loleeta
Smith was chosen representative of
the College Council. Misses Hazel
Burchette and Loleeta Smith were
elected to represent the Society in the
Debate Council.
The clubs meet regularly on Tues
day and Wednesday nights with Mrs.
C. H. Trowbridge and Mr. Paul Butt
in charge of the technical part of the
training. The girls have about fifteen
and the boys have about half-dozen
members. Looks good! Here’s to good
luck and happy returns for your la
bor!
GROUP NO. I,
PROGRAM'
GIVES GOOD *
Sat MEETING
OF EUTERPEANS
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The ' Euterpean Literary Society
has begun the second quarter'with
renewed life and interest. During the
past quarter we have worked, but now
we have made new resolutions. The
society has been divided into two
groups, and competition has begun.
The-.Ifist’meeting -yyas. held November .
9. A very interesting program has • t
been prepared by the leader of Group ! | |
II. Every one enjoyed the program jf-rxT , , n *
and Group I decided'to have-a pro-]* try tO S3.tlS±y OUri
gram just as interesting next time! I
Officers were electe' for the newl|
t
"What ajn I goima’ write for
Siy, theme?”
'J Link: “The Results of Idleness; and
Aand in ten sheets of notebook paper.
^Blank!”
Customers
quarter as follows: Elizabeth Me-.
Cracken, president; Carrie Lee Wea
ver, vice-president; Inez Fincher, sec
retary and treasurer; Annie Gray,
chaplain; Hazel Burchette, critic; ■■
I Clara Rogers, Group I leader; aik4,;
i leader. i
The members of the society agreed
to do all w’ithin their power to make
the Clio-Euterpean play a success.
They feel that with the co-operation
of the society as a whole it will be
a great success.
At a previous meeting Miss Mc
Cracken was elected sponsor of the
H. K. RHEA,
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