The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-03-22
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THURSDAY NIGHT
HIGH SCHOOL TALENT WILL PRE-.
SENT PLAY AT OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY NIGHT.

The next big thing to strike Ard.
moio will he the annual h-n school
play, given by cast carefully chosen
from the various Expression Classes
of the high school This play. Gold
smiths celebrated she Stpops 20
Conquer will appear ON Thursday
March ~ presented by am oll star
cast The high school faculty be-
lio,cs that certain well-kuoNu clas-
sizes. when effectively read before the
eyes of the public, are of great cdu-
cational value, both to the reader aud
to the listener, sitting perhaps In one
of the boxes and obserymg critically
through opera glasses.
This play is little gem of It's kind,
presenting however, din cuiucs To
amateurs ON account of g., exquisite
delicacy and the clover mpcrsona-
tions required for its production.
| Choice bits of humor auI comedy
/ spring M in every unexpected corner
/ like gay tulips after u i.GJt shower.
/ The whole presents a picture of every
/ day English life, with the colonial
| family of MIR Hardcastlc and his
/ friends as u center. Nj lardcastlo.
/ tGeorgc Williams) is typical gen
f tlpman q uhC old school. cordial as
/ can be-. yet passionate, too when his
/ ire is aroused. Tony, the comedian
OF the play Is the pride and JOY of
his mother and the despair of his
I father. This role will be Vcll taken
by Junior Murphy. Right here let
us pause moment to take breath
and present bouquet To Luther Ran
dol. who. We hear, with the assistance
of his friends. has proven himself
an adept in the art of stage managing
as well as acting Our last report
does not state Just what his scenic
arran semcnts are. but We shall see,
doubt'e on Thursday evening. Mr..
Raudol will star In the character of
Charles Marlowe, Il dinicu't role IN
deed, since II Is a combination OF
forward imprudcnce and bashful mod.
esty. In several scenes between Mr.
Harlowe and Miss Hardcastlc tMiss
Ruth PAUL Bogie) We defy the public
to state which will do tho better
acting. Come on, now, and take the
challenge. Mrs. Hardcast'c, an eXtlav'
agant fussy, dressy lady, will be ad-
mirably played by Miss Rachel Camp
/ bell. The delicious humor in this
character, as well as its life and activ'
/ ity make this role particularly adapt
/ ed for the charms of this young lady
/ With the other two female characters
in the play, Misses jeanette Moore and
/ Hclon Sayre. We have a quartcttc of
. the most attractive girls in the Ard.
more high school Hats off to thcm,
| boys!
/ The Lowensteiu orchestra will bee
\ gin PLAYING at s o'clock and promptly
| at sis the curtain viii go up. There.
/ fore kindly be in your seats at this
/ time, for no one will be- admitted after
| that until the close OF The first scene,
| I'm order that the performance may
not be disturbed by the confusion
caused by late arrivals. s:15! Don't
forget. oh, by the way Did somo
one ask the prices OF this play? Ridi'
culously low. my friend. Only 25c, @5c
and soc. 4 dollar will buy the two
/ best seats in the house. As matter
of fact, the youthful players antici'
pate an audience crowding the very
doors of the opera house. Come early
and avoid the rush