New Britain herald., 1915-01-29
(AST FOR DRANAT|CS | AT HIGH SCHOOL
(tnCh Club MeetS-- --SeniOr Class to Decide on Entertainment.

to Decide on Entertainment.
 Miss Weld, the director of dra-
 Ia tics at the High school, announced
 his morning the complete cast for
 he Slay, "The Lost Paradise" which Fill be presented on April 18th. The
 ast is an unusually large one, being
 omp osed of twenty characters. The
 Rajority of these youthful Thespians
 ave had more or less experience in
 he art of acting. The production will
 one of the most elaborate ever
 resented at the school The play
 self IS without doubt the best that puld be secured and it is expected nake the biggest hit in the dra- patio line for many years. Manager Fengston and his assistant, Miss Mill1- ent Barnes, have commenced prepar- pg all details so that all things will
 Q cleared up before the first of
 prll. The cast follows:
 ndrew knowlton, owner of the
 knovlton Iron Works .......
 ................ Vincent Glynn %euben Warner, superintendent of
 The Works .... Bement Hubbard
 
 the family tree ...... George Betz ecb Appleton, hail fellow we'll met.
 and met very often ;. Roger Holmes 1r.s Fletcher, MT Knowlton's man
 of business ........ Ralph Newell Joe Barrett. foreman at ''the
 Works ......... Irving Fletcher {chwarz ........... Leon Bradley
 Id Peusel, man at 'the Works
 ................ Sidney Dixon Hyatt, man at "the Works" ......
 ... ....... Harold O'Meara Norkman A, man at "the Works
 ...... Harry Ginsburg Workman B. man at the Works Alan Hall Workman c, man at the Works ....,.. ......... Leland Ho.r Billy Hopkins, a spa7i, from the
 factory furnace ...........
 .......... Thomas tlawkaw o-th lrs. knoWlton ...-.. Harriet Wells Margaret Knowlton, a pearl that ! the toilers at "the Works have
 set .......... Olive Iittlehales Folly Fletcher .. Catherine Saunders . ulia, maid at Mir. Knowlton's .... ! .............. Catherine Finnegan Nell girl at "the Works" ....... N -s.t.s.--...a.......... Marion Brown f"Cinders," girl at 'the Works ~ Sally Humason Kate, girl at the Works ....... K Edith Bayer Basketball With Naugatuck. game will be played tomorrow even jog with Naugatuck High school as the locals adversaries. Naugatucl1 4l, 1~, (and are leading in the race this year Eo that the game tomorrow evening kaleai1s much to both teams. As usual khere Mill-ahe- tW D. preliminary games < he first starting at 7:15 D. m. N Solo by Miss Mills.
 Miss Catherine Mills rendered a solo 1 Just Wearying for You'' at assem- bly this morning in most pleasing There were no other mem bers on the program as was expected because of some unavoida ble circum- stances. Meeting of French Club. The newly organized French club held it's first meeting yesterday to elect officers The election resulted as follows: Miss Catherine Mills, president; Edward Ginsburg, vice. president; Olga Axelson, secretary and Edward Martin, treasurer. The pur- pose of the club is to promote French et the school. This club will hold beetings every three weeks. The heeting yesterday was purely a bus mess meeting, but hereafter the meet tngs will be held for social purposes. kThis club is a most select organiza- 6ion, for only those who study French kre permitted to join and even then enly those who have attained an aver l Eage mark of S5 or over are elegible. Freshmen must stand 90 before they Eare eligible for embership. It is intended that French should be spoken at all meetings of this club in order to promote conversational French. The rlub is composed mostly of girls, but for the dearth of boys.
 Senior Class Meeting.
 # The senior class will meet Monday to determine what form of an enter .tainment they will give for the de- Irayal of class book expenses. Nom- ina tions for the dedication of the 1915 Hlass book will be open at that time. x The Debating club held it's post poned business meeting today. The Current Events club will meet next Tuesday.
 Marshall F. Davis, J. c. Moody and -CDTrTAT NnTTTEl