Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-02
JUNIORS MADE
A DISTINCT HIT.
High School Students Scored the
Seniors at the Thcater
Last Night
DISPLAY or WIT AND WISDOM.
Fare, Was Funny 10 the Extreme and
Stirred the Audience to a High
Pitch Of Enthusiasm,

A. the juniors view Il the seniors Of
the West side lilgh school were the
butt OF u tremendously successful cyon-
lNg AT the salt Lake rhcatcr last
night II was junior day, ana every
junior ON the stage and IN the audience
had package for the seniors who
come into their glory today with con.
GLIDING festivities AZ the theotor to-
nlght II IN not probable however that
they WIN Guido the juniors IN tho matt
ter of stirring things" for the biz
lhoalcr. which WA packed downstairs
ana IN the nrst Two circles, rang with
applause time after time and Aps
rlaueo that was fully merItcd by the
olDyor performance The crowd was
typcally q High school one, In the au-
donoc groups Of alumni gave the class
yClls OF the days they were IN school.
ana discussed during intermlsslons
junior day celebrations Of years gone
by The red and black tolors were
everywhere, even IN the costumes OF
the players,
The feature of the iurcc which went
under the title Of IAN Exhibition OF
W.T. and Wisdom was the drills ana
n liked chorus work The best OF these
was an athletic arm OF u group Of boys
and girls, attircd IN white ma wearing
blue nccktios The Girls carried tennis
rugquots and tho boya golf clubs THIS,
the oodot arm, md the Aunt Mar
gerry chorus were the special hits Of
the program
me Gicn was a uloytrly written rf-
fort IN -four acts, the llrsl being u street
scene IN Zion, the second a senior re-
hUrsil, the third, before the capitol.
and the fourth GO years latcD IN
grayo yard,
4 CLEVER BuRLESQUE,
The senior rehearsal was coyor
burlca0uo Of mombcrR of the grndu.
allng class both men and women, and
from the applause which greeted ihu
act, those acquainted win The clrCum-
stances must have considered II cs-
pcclllly clover IN this net a plot was
hptchod 10 do away with tho junior
class president, ana 10 thus spread dis
order IN the ranks OF the juniors IN
the next scene " " follod, ANA IN iho
anal Fconc sherlock Holmes comes 10
the rescue hnding the skulls Of tho
seniors In "a Grave yard, HIS dodu'-
lions ana conclusions IN Identifying the
skulls were clever bIla " satire mat
provoked applause and laughter
Several musical features wore lntor-
snorscd, among them being vloln
solo by Marie Rogowskl ana vocal
solo by Marie lIorkho'l both Of WINCH
were hcnrllly onoorod
LIST or PRINCIPALS,
Tho principals II the farce were ~
follows,
Junior Francis culchlow
sherlock Holmes u,u,,uuT FRANK hlnk
Dr, Watson nlllillgh
Royal Martlncau, his hlghness, r,,,.
'.,,,,.,,..,,,,,, Francis Luchnold
Lloyd Brooke, the Teachers Motto,
,,,,,.,.,,n,n,,,r sylvan Symons
Warner Thompson, an ardent lover
Observation-Disclosures WIN Harris
Fred Hale, n May loyeru,lpnp..
,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Henry RlchaMaon
Fred Richmond. uu,pu,, Edgar Eorls
Webster Carey u wonldsbe alhlulc,
,,,,n,,n,uuuui George lloberw
Howard Jones' q shasholred villain
Observation-Disclosures nVolt i.lNi.
HOY DolghtOn n queener Endleott Han
Ralph Brown, false alarmtnY,n,
,t,buttttttr'ttrtl NoIMnl "t
EdIth sutherland, an admiror of the
Rcd and lllNokuunl ilnnohe kldoor
Nnda Boutwell, u mere lrlOoun'vt..
,,,,,,,n,n,,,,n,u Carrie Atkins
May llunt0n urru,u'v',un
Mntdo Miller, much ado about noth'
mo .,,,,,,t,,,n.,,lI Laura RnWllnp
Rosm0rry Holland u mute, Elsie Conn
First Conspralor, lenry Richardson
Second Consplratorn Robert Alexander
First Grave Dlggern Gerald Symons
second Grave Dlggcrn,u y Earl lllgson
Third Grave Dlggeru,n, Monte Elliott
Fourth Grave Dlggoru Harrison 0uio
I'lrpt Freshle, George stommoi
Second Freshlournru,",r. jack Rouse
Third Freshlo Leland walker
AsMIalng In tho presentation were
Ebert Thomas, directors George Caro-
Ices, musical DIRECTOR ana Robert Harry
Loiscllc. dancing MASTER .....