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PLAY TO BE WORK OF ART dance festival may 3
Physical Education Girls To Give Ex
KOSMET KLUB PROMISES SECOND, hibition of Ae8thetlc Dancing.
PRODUCTION IS WORTHY OF Miss Anna Day is planning a "dance
APPROVAL. festival" to be Riven by her class in
' aesthetic dancing May '., In the 'IV m
WDITTTM DV inrAI IirUTC Pl' This is an innovation in Tnlver
TYIUIILN DI LUIAL LlbnlO sily circle.-, and is indeed unique
There will be original solo dances
Miss Dorothy Watkins Composes composed and danced by University
girls, also various ugure dances
Among the solo dances are the "Moon
Moth," by Ruth Dmls and "The
Golden Butterfly," by Margaret Keifer
Music Hold Nightly Rehearsals
In Preparation for Fri-
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day, April 25.
On Friday evening, April 25, the
Kosmct Klub will piesent at the Oliver
theater "The Matchmakers," a farcial
society comedy, a local production,
the music of which is the work of Miss
Dorothy Watkins of the punlor class, j A,P,m Xi u,la announces the pledg
u ,.,,,,, ., lug of Verda Sanborn of Gretna
The plot of the play is very neatly i
constructed The scenes are laid at
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a. summer Jiotcl ou oue. of. -the. small
towns in northern New ork and time
of the two acts are the afternoon of
an early August day and the follow-1
ing morning, respectively. The plot
arises as the result of complications
that ensue from the mistaken identity
of a young Harvaid graduate, the
equivalent of whose name had been
advertised in the local paper and that
of a college professor and who is
taken upon his arrival by the pleas
ure Mincers at the resort as .such a
personage. The heroine, whose mother
is as usual attempting to marry her
to .a bogus count, fall in love with the
oung college man. His subsequent
eflort.s to act the ardent lover and
impersonate tin profound college pro
fessor form the uucleu- of interest
The play is replete with keen situ
at ion:-, which will require a monstious
effort on the part of the amatuer
actors to do justice That the effort
will not be absent is apparent from
the nightly rehearsals and the double
Saturday rehearsals that are being
required of the cast. The music is
pr-onounced to be extraordinary chic
and melodious, and Miss Watkins has
demonstrated her ability in composing
hits that will not be forgotten with
the dropping of the curtain.
The following is the dramatic per
sonne in order of appearance on the
stage:
Location Action takes place at a
summer hotel on one of the small i
lakes in north in New York
Act 1 Occurs on the afternoon of
August 3d.
Act 2- The iolowing morning.
Cast:
Mr Peter Jones Hoy A. Allan i , ., . m . ..,,. ,h
Ted Marrlner Cleanqr, Hatter and
"u11 oy H. (' Oenall.vRepalreP. Auto B1799. 235 No. 11th.
Miss tfthjlene Grant Willa Spier
Marie Charlotte Learning, Inez Thomas of Lyons is visiting
Mrs. Byrne-Jones Marion Preece at the Alpha Chi house.
Mr Rutherford B. Kelly
Harry Rosserj common printed university tablets,
Miss Marjorie Jones 'three sizes at The University Book
Catharine Atwood gtoro
Miss Doris Lay ton Ruth Malone
Mr. Tom Adams J. F Mead
Jean Paul Le Brim Julius V Harpham
Mr William Owen Thompson
Robert J Drake
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