American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-02-19

dom of Hearts Content. After gazing
at the stars for while, she stoops and
picks the flower she has been crushing
under foot.
Shirley Hathaway (Jennie Dexter) is
suitable match for Ralph as those big
awkward men are slow and bashful, So
she guides their love affairs herself
Dixie Davis MAXIM Herrera) loves
but doesn't know it for long time, and
when she discovers it she surrenders
gracefully and completely.
Madge Lansing (Grace Reed is not
in the love making, she is the hostess
and gets enjoyment out of teasing 9TH
ers.
Eloise Elmer (Wave Berdan) an artist
OF superlative degree who finds new
faces in the ''ravishing sunsets"
Francis Palmer MAUD Davis) being
disappointed in real love, writes stories
about it, and taking advantage of her
position has all the men propose to her.
Gretchen Lansing margaret Butter
WORTH is the original female Sherlock
Holmes, for she discovers Sidney's vii
lainy and clears up the tangle.
Amy Dean Jean MacInnes) protects
herself from the boys by making them
fill their pockets with rocks every time
one gets sentimental.
Ralph comes in with dray load.
Pauline Thayer (Agnes Sally, Judith
Gray ruth Sallee), known as Punch
and Judy, enliven the play by mauling
Billy with pillows and acting very bois-
terously.
Mrs. Wilberton MARY Butterfield) is
the chaperone but requires lots of
watching by the younger females.
Tilly Vida McComb) has the un-
requited affection ever seen in these
parts. 1T is the Putcher Poy." "He
love me not ''He hain't no Man"
boo hoo, etc., quotations from her part.
1t is the real thing.
STORY,
The scenes of the play transpire in
Colorado, the first act at a cottage of
the Lansings in the mountains, the
other act in the town house of the Lans-
ings near the college campus. The
student guests of the Lans;ngs are en-
joying themselves in various ways when
news is brought that burglar is COM
mitting depredations in the vicinity.
1t transpires that Miles Alden, cousin
OF the Lansings. is to pay his relatives
visit and he arrives at the cottage
ahead of schedule time and on his ar
rival is mistaken for a burglar by
Dixie Davis, a Southern girl, and en-
tertained by her in the hope of accom-
plishing his reformation, while the real
burglar despoils the house with the
students enjoying themselves on the
grounds. Dixie's error as to the ident-
ity of the burglar leads to love affair
between the couple and Miles, after a
long siege, finally forces her to surren-
der to his impassioned avowals of love.
Meanwhile Billy Merrill falls into evil
ways and is fleeced by Sidney Hilton, a
student cart sharp, who vainly loves
Billy's sister, Mellicent. He overhears
Billy telling Tom about a trick play
that is to be used by the college team
against the Miners team and in furth-
ance of his plan to win Millicent by
threats of exposure of Billy, ne copies
the trick play and sends it to the coach
of the rival team with an offer to sell it
for trifing sum. Ralph Lawrence,
coach of the college team, learns of the
offer and charges that the team has
been betrayed. In order to save Billy.
whose sister, Milicent, he madly loves,
Tom Lansing avows himself the guilty
man and in consequence is stunned by
the students and goods.
Billy confides his troubles to Gretchen
and she finds the blotter used by Hilton
in copying the original trick play. She
reads it by the aid of a mirror and
identifies the chirography on the blotter
as that of Hilton's from the fact that
it was peculiar and by comparison with
the writing in the guest book of the
Lansings at Sing Sing Cottage, in the
mountains, the authorship of the
traitorous offer to sell the trick play to
the rival football team is revealed.
Hilton is confronted by the proof of his
trickery and Tom is exonerated. Mil
licent finds in Tom the Prince she has
been looking for and all ends happily
for the lovers at the moment when
the glad tidings of victory for the COL