The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
FINAL FESTIVITIES
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Ammo Mordolph

the act,-z - Anne Mordolph
asnea i IS secretly engaged to her; that
she is Jealous Of Vivian, and there is
all kinds Of trouble.
Of fellows who, unlimited, take posses
sion Of the room and enjoy themselves
with toast, song and story. Toasts are
pledged with empty stems until Mrs.
MoWper, the housekeeper, brings in
pitcher Of lemonade. Dresses meant for
Tau Chi Rho are brought to the fra
ternitX house by mistake and the Boys
gowns and perform some striking Terp-
sichorean feats. In the midst Of the
hilarity Mr.. Budson, the jeweler, is
ushered in and in side talk with Burn
ham informs him that a necklace, given
to Vivian Vaughan by Burnham on a
bet at Ann Arbor several years before.
and rescued from Anne's locker at the
burning Of the old main building by
Burnham, has been stolen. Burnham
believes Anne has stolen the necklace
from Budson's, where it was left to
have a stone replaced, and there the
trouble begins.
The scene of the second act is the
parlor hall Of Tau Chi Rho lodge. The
girls put on an initiation "stunt, - re-
with accompanying songs and dances,
and at last Billy Burnham comes and
is allowed tete-a-tete with Anne Nor
dolph. He accuses her of taking the
necklace. She Indignantly denies it.
An angry scene follows, but the lovers
finally explain and -"kiss and make
A German, given in honor Of the
actress at the Tau Chi Rho house, is
the scene of the third and last act:
The fair Vivian entrances the men and
fn93kf the the g5s songs Am Ann aSnt
Anne Mordolph's discovers that the
actress was never pledged to the Mich,
gan chapter: The "fake pledgeliing''
is denounced and in dramatic climax
catchy song, makes her exit. Burn
ham and Miss Mordolph unite in con.
gratulations over the disappearance OF
the disturbing element and all olive
happily ever afterward.
Spirits of the "old MAN,
Immediately following the "Pledge-
ling,' Arthur Epson 3 musical spec,
is put on and furnishes a grand finale.
In a scene made realistic by striking
background Of the crumbling walls of
| the main building in the clutches of
the fire fend, the spirit of the old main
appears, and after delivering an apos-
troPhe to the memory of the, classic
walls, calls forth one by one the spir:
it's Of the subjects that were taught
for so many years therein: Greeks
Romans, Germans, Italians, Frenchmen
Norwegians, Spaniards, mathematical!
spirits and those representing the old
main, building lockers, appear one after
the other and perform some typical act
and then the whole troupe Of IT'S cos
tuned spirits come forward and join In
"Hail, Minnesota! - to make one Of the
most effective ensemble effects ever put
on by amateurs in this city.
The CAST.
Vivian Vaughn, the actress with an awful
El Ras' Fay, TYPICAL college
Anne me Mordoiph the heroine -. BESSIE Heal!
Miss Ms 't chlp aSasS the horiied chap.
Au natn Harriet. who routa the &C. 'A"
Margaret Michaelson. ......... .Rowena Harding
Billy Durham, the college hero. ~ P. DevaneJ
| Slattery, champion boxer. Bradley Gibson
Jimmie Van Worst, the fusser Arthur r. Joyce
Buss Brewer, the college tough. Howard A: Puffel
Hungerford victim to female
The prodigal son. ..... ......... George Morgan
Mr.. Budson, the jeweler. ......... Milo Webster
Mr.: aola: Broc s%n