Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20
Wonderful Extravaganza Which Seven Hundred Newark Am
Appear at Shuberts Makes Phenomenal Hit and
Bids Fair to Net Fine Sum for Babies Hospital.

her funny antics, while Miss L. Irwin
Pope made a good looking, although
rather young-looklng, preceptress OF
the college. Miss Laura Klotz, a
dainty little miss, made real hit as
the little girl who was turned into an
old woman by q wizard. She sang
q solo, Grandpa" acceptably in the
first act.
Another neat singing number was
THE College Hero" contributed by
Miss Margaret Rogge and Miss Haze
NJ. Slade, while Miss Mary Potter was
a big success as the Indian Princess
and earned a deserved encore with her
My Chosen Chief" song. Miss Jessie
Kalb, as a Rah, Rah girl, and Miss
Lavinia Baker, as a Banjo Girl, also
helped out with splendid vocal num-
bers.
In the dancing line little Miss Anita
Breunig, first as sprite and then as
won high honors. She is one of the
cleverest little dancers seen on the
local stage in long time.
Another neat bit Of dancing was
that of Mrs. j. Visitor Onativla, jr..
and w. Lee Gwynne, In modified
tango, Miss Meta v. Cole, as the
premier danseuse OF the witches and
Miss Beatrice Bowman, of the golf
group. T. Percy Hoff. as the wizard,
made up to impersonate his satanic
majesty. added to the general gay
ETY. by his wierd song, II Am Man
of Mystery" One of the prettiest
scenes in the entire show came near
The end, when Miss Florence Bucklin
Scott and r. G. Himmelberger sang
a quaint little Japanese song with a
rAfNI tor S,,I1 1P 40 nd a nd
girls and Japanese men to help them
out.
Edward ]. Boyle, as the college
hero, was more than good In his act
ing role, while in the one solo wherein
he had a chance to chine his fine
voice was heard to good advantage.
John Kruger, as Jack, his chum, also
looked and acted the part Of a real
Rah Rah college boy.
DIR. George Dreher, as Professor
Phiz, whose hobby Is chemicals, got
many a laugh with his squeaky little
voice, while Clifford T. Russ, as Pro-
lessor Won Kaiser, the college head,
brought to light a German dialect
that was distinctly funny and would
put many professional comedian to
shame.
The real honors in the comedy line,
however, went to Warren Biggin, as
Billiken, the college mascot. Mr..
Biggin in makeup was the real, live
Billiken, and in addition displayed a
Grand of humor that even the before
the-war Jokes could not dim. His
Billiken song was a scream, and the
audience was 10th to let him 60
The full list of those who are taking
part in 1.-THE College Hero" is as fol-
lows:
- College Freshies-Leader, Miss Ruth
e. DeRemer; chaperone, Mrs. Fred
Ryerson; Esther Caps, Ruth E. De
Remer, Ruth F. Hopson. Mary
Jorgeuson, Hannah s. Kent. Rather
inc Moore, Jessie Quelch, Mae L.
Rosenkraus, Florence Shader, Euphe-
mia Venters, Alfrieda L. Yetter,
Ernest Bower, Cheever T. Evans, jr.,
G. Harold Food, Raymond B. Ivory,
Fred Mizer Jack Masters, William
Messer, John Richardson Floyd M.
Shook, Hannay A. Spaulding, Floyd
K. Sheppard, Sherman F. Tarbox.
College Sophomores-Leader, Miss
Caroline Brown, chaperone, Mrs.
Bernard Overlack. Charlotte Ander-
stn, Clara ]. Baughart, Caroline
Brown, Grace Margaret Bradner,
Johanna NJ Braeder, Emily ]. Built
want, Blanch Boher, nellie ]. Boher'
Jean Craig, Norma L. Drake, Lena
Macdonald Dunlap, Anna c. Eckert.
Dorothy Forrest, Maude A. Freeman,
Gladys M. Gilgar, Rosalie G.uck,
Frances Gowell, Jessica Husk, Emily
Hartman, Alice Magher, Anna Mil
lering, Carolyn Nelson, Addie Merz-
wick. Florence P. Smith. Helen n.
Smith, Rose M. Wise, ]. Wardeli
Browne. Edward Christie. Alton 8.
Oman, William H. Egeln, Wallace
Fuerth, Joseph r. Gowell. E. w. Gill
gar, jr., P. A. Cigar, W. r. Giering,
r. D Heath, Edward E. Hole,
Wrener ]. HOLE, c. Hubbard Hutch
inson, Fred S. Metzger, Eugene ID.
Mizei, F. Edgar Mooney, L. e.
Mount, Edward c. Schmidt, George
c. Smith, jr., Harold A. Som, Fred
erick C. Squire, w. A. Sweetland,
Ralph Wisschusen.
College Graduates-Leader, Miss
Edna Romaine; chaperone, Mrs.
Harry Campton; Kathryn C. Buhl.
Mildred NJ. Conner, Helen Faber du
Faur. Gertrude B. Garland, Lavinia
M. Judge. Helen E. Metz, Mrs. Irwin
Patterson, Rhoea c. Schwieg, Alberta
G. Storch, Theodore Little, Mildred
H. Littell, B. Mildred Volk and Eve
Ign Willis.
Golf Group-Leader, Miss Rosalind
Richardson Harvey; chaperone, Mrs.
Sidney M. Ogden; Helen Cranstom
Boggs, Imogene NJ. Bradinr Elizabeth