The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
NORMAL EDUCATION
AT UNIVERSITY
Class of 'O6 Gave Clever Enter
tainment at Theater
Monday.
SOME EXCEEDINGLY
CLEVER CARICATURES
Graduates Indulge in Satire at
the Expense of Their In
StructOrS.

Normal Education" Is splendid thing
az illustrated by the 'O5 class. University
Of Utah, at the Salt Lake theater Mon
day, and the members OF tho faculty. who
were mado the butt of the satire OF the
graduates, enjoyed tho occasion as much
II not moro than tho others OF tho large
audience assembled.
Normal Education" let It be explained.
is the title Of q little playlet written and
composed by the graduates. SO as to pre-
sent them an opportunity Of having some
innocent fun at the expense of their In
structors. and they certainly fully availed
themselves OF tho opportunity last night
Story Of Boy From Dixie.
1t told the story of a lad. Joscphus
Allen, who came from St George to OBJ
tain four-ycnrs' normal course at the
Cniversty. He got II, and in his career
dent student Willie. In The College
Widow" with Williams pernicious hab-
its eliminated, Josophus brought case
of love with him from Dixie Mary
Blamire being the object of his affections,
Ind after some vicissitudes incidental TO
all love stories, Josephus and Mary came
telling the story were very ably sus-
talned by Frank Johnson as Josephus,
Edna Evans as Mary. Gertrude Pearson
as Alyce Melrose, with whom Josephus
az Claude. who won out with Alycc, Edna
Wellman as Miss Allen Clarence Jones
as Mr. Allen, and Alice Duncombe as
Aunt Sophia.
Some Clever Ca1icatures.
In oaricaturc Rupert e. Wixom was
particularly successful as Professor Stew
art. both in makeup and gesture; w lie
Cheminant hit off Mr.. Mcknight very
cleyerly, as did Seth Jones Mr.. Welsh,
another of the faculty: LIsle Bradford
1Cti mi In r. Y I'M
the little folbles OF Miss YoungberGS
special methods ROOM" and Helen SAINT
schi was a clever delineator OF Miss VI
mont. who In dancing ''is there with both
feet" Tho "janitor'' helped much In the
amusement.
Music Was Exceedingly Good.
The musical part OF the programme was
as clever and catchy as Gilbert and
sullivan comic opera Satirical verses
Set TO popular airs. all prettily rendered..
made the playlet particularly attractive.
md there was some good solo work by
Edna Evans ard Gertrude Pearson.
Don't Be What You Amt Back to
the Farm" Mcknight Has Eyes On
YOU Say. Wouldn't II Be a Dreamt"
See the Big Things" and the class song,
Merry. Merry. Merry '06 Normal Lads"
And, Just in passing, q WORD as TO the
SITTER enect of geography and history, II
the aftermath is really as portrayed last
night then we all want to go 10 Normal
delightful tete-a-tetes with pretty girls on
the campus.
Interludes Were Entertaining.
AS interlpdes there were military
drills by score of boys and girls, all
neatly attired in costumes of the class
oolors. red and white, sym stunt by the
girls, and Spanish dance, all being exc
cutcd with neatness and precision.
Presentation of Calumet,
Before the close OF the programme
President George II. Lowe presented the
Pipe OF Peace" in Indian, the calumet
TO Miss Nellie Worthcn, president OF the
'07 normals, instructing her to preserve
II unstalncd and unsullied and in turn
hand il down 10 the class of '0S. and this
injunction Miss Worthen guaranteed
would be- strictly observed
Directors of Entertainment.
a pretty tablcau closed the programme.
The entire performance was staged by
Professor Maud May Babcock; Mrs Mar
tha Royle King directed the music and
Miss Edna Harker was drill Instructor