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FAGE EIGHT
THE ECHO
February, 194^
jebruary, 1946
THE ECHO
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“PETTICOAT FEVER” SCORES BIG HIT HERE AT ECUSTA
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,, Lirh was presented in the cafeteria on January 35th.
The three-act play, “PETTICOAT FEVER,” „ j,g j,;,, our staff photogra-
by the. Entertainment committee of the F™-'?'*" many of the interesting scenes. Exceptlon-
pher was there and on this page are pictures ^“„pETxicOAT FEVER," which was under the di-
ally fine talent was displayed in the production'^* . . , parts.
rection of Bill Jordan, who also played one of
art Dlaved by Ernest Burch as Sir Janies. The two
One of the high spots of the evening was theP^,^ s^ntelle. The supporting cast in-
leading feminine roles were played by S»”y“ C ^ . Prince, Hazel McKinney Reese, Uoyd
eluded Luke Harrison as the Parson, Leon Wllbe Prince,
Harris and Fred McCann.
j !i"ful evAninff of dramatic entertainmcint at Ecusta and
This was the first time that we have had a , eni ^ response on the part of the au-
judging from the large crowd which attended, he e distant fu-
dience, the play was well received and it is h»P^ that there wiU
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