The San Francisco call., 1909-10-24
STUDENTS ARE TO
PRODUCE AN OPERA
Chimes of Normandy to Be Given
by the Stanford Schubert
Musical Club
RehearsaIs Show That the Pro-
ducti0n Will Be in Every
Way a Great Success
Especial Dispatch 10 The Gull


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. "a
stanford's next presentation in dra-
matte form viii be "The Chimes of
Normandy as given by the Schubert
musical Club the 2sth of this month.
The tickets for the performance will go
Monday next.
There is little doubt that the opera
will be a signal success, as the Schu-
bert club is sparing no expense. The
mana cement is in the hands of W. ID.
Bartlett of Oakland, a well known
coach. Most of the students in the pro-
duction are experienced in college 6ra-
matics. There is, however, considerable
new material Several of the perform
ers are making their initial appearance,
and from the way they have been
showing up in rehearsals should easily
establish an excellent reputation in the
dramatics of the university.
Miss r. A. Roberts, in the role of
Germaine. is one of the we'll known
singers in the college She has taken
part in nearly every production within
the four years she has been here and
has carried away leading parts with
all honors. AS we'll as being a singer,
Miss Roberts has exceptional dramatic
ability. as will be remembered by those
who witnessed her performance in last
years production of the Sword and
Sandals dramatic club of His Excel
lency the Governor" Miss Roberts is a
member of the Maskers' dramatic or
ganization and of the Pi Beta Phi So
rority.
The character of Henri will be inter
preted by c. A. Christian IL, who won
his laurels in the last sophomore play.
So a 49,
ernor,' "The Liars" and Twelfth
Night" His work is essentially that
OF an interpreter of character parts.
Christian is a member of Sword and
Sandals and the Delta Epsilon frater-
nifty. The ability of G. +. Morgan 10.
and w p. Fuller 10. needs no men
tion. They have always been promi-
nently connected with college dramat-
les and can be relied upon to give a
creditable performance of the respec-
tive roles. Bailli and the notary.
The final rehearsals for the produc-
tion are in full swing. New scenery
will be on the campus by the first, OF
the week and with It's arrival the final
dress rehearsa1s will be held. The
night of the performa nee Coach Bart
lett Will lead the university orchestra.
The cast for the opera is as follows:
Serpolette ...--.-...-. Miss Al G. Herdman ,12
Germaine. .-....... Miss +. A. Roberts 90
Gertrude. ............. Miss F. Vending II
Jeanne. .......... Miss X. Hutchinson IL
tIanette. ....-............N Miss c. E. Keller 10
Suzanne .........-..... Miss r. Z. Robertson 20
Henri. ..-............... G.. A. Christin II
Jean Grenicheux x................. E. Kobbe II
Gaspard. ...................P. F. Pettigrew 10
Bailli. i..................G T. Morgan 10
Notary. ...................-W z. Fuller Jr. 10
Registrar. r.......-............. NJ. " Malone 10
J. Assessor. r....................J J. Martin t3
women's chorus: Misses l. NJ Bell II d. n.
Stillman -, B. F. Van zwalenburg u. T. c.
Moore 90. ID. 1. Dennis u, n f. Noise i. II.
-. Gilbert ~. NJ Graham IL. b. Neal 70 z.
Han 10. NJ e. Gunnell IL, F. p. Metzner 10,
j. R. Hanna IL.
Fifty-six names, comprising a pro-
visfonal Iist>of candidates for gradua-
tion in January, 1910, has been re-
ported from the registrars Office. The