Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-29
COLLEGE PENNANT'
WILL OUTCLASS
THE ElKS TOOTH
CAST ALL SELECTED FOR
CLEVER AMATEUR PLAY
ThespianS Now Busy With
Daily RebearsaIS Under the
Supervision of H, L, Brown,

The cast has all been chosen and
ba members are all hard at work
dotIv rehearsing "The College Pam
,nant," the amateur performance to be-
aiyan at the Elks' theater Thursday
and Friday, February and 7 under
ne auspices of the Elks' lodge and
Under the direction of II. l.. Brown,
who put on The Elks' Tooth last
YEAR A rehearsal is held every after
mon and night and according to Mr..
prown the persons assigned the vari-
ons parts are training out wonderfully.
Many of the players took part in The
Eyls' Tooth" Of last year which Is
scenically far inferior to The College
pennant" according to Mr.. Brown.
The play centers about the annual
Mat race between Yale and Harvard
and is chuck full of merry comedy
and scenic effects. The tickets are
now i'm the hands Of the Elks and it IS
halieved the success of the perform
ance will eclipse that Of last year.
\ Hit in Arizona.
Under big headlines on the first page
me silver Belt" of Globe, Arizona,
inns describes the performance there;
seldom is there recorded greater
theatrical triumph than that scored
nv the Globe Elks last evening when
with home talent exclusively, they pro-
duced the musical comedy "The Col
ieqa Pennant' at the Dreamland the
atar 1t was a complete success from
every standpoint and remarkable
one considering the short time when
had been spent in rehearsals, reflect
ing great credit on those who partcl-
mated and their instructor, ii. Il.
Brown. under whose direction the play
was nroducad, as well as demOnstrat-
ing a hitherto unknown tact-that
Globe has theatrical talent galore
From several viewpoints the play was
ANYTHING but an amateur affair, es-
pecfaIly IN the staging of the produc-
lion and in the way the principals
some of whom had never even before
seen the back of a stage, carried thell
roles The majority of the audience
had ayDected to see anything but Whal
they did-a first class musical comedy
spnerblv staged, handsomely costum-
ed and well acted. Another surpIiS-
inc thing about it was the presence OF
a real, live active plot, which at tiincS
veercd from the worn pain OF hluSI-
cal COMEDY anu ai Nav ~ made
meiooI AMY 90 ,,aartl,, produced
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street after it had been hit by pallC
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r Keith as Heinie Heinzenberger anu
w II. Cummings as Adolph Nuuelpei
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