Arizona republican., 1917-03-24
JUN|OR CLASS PLAY BIGGEST
 1T SUCCESSES

i A Womans Honor was presented by the junior class last night at the i high school auditorium. It was staged ir most acceptable manner and may be considered one Of the best plays ever presented by single class. The house was packed to it's capacity. Even the wings of the auditorium i were damned. Standing room could not be purchased even in the back part of the hall.
 That the audience was well pleased with the show was demonstrated by the appreciation shown. BuTtis Doris scored his usual hit As General Mark Lester he sustained his part in excellent fashion. MT. Doris pol trayed cleverly the character of a sol ] dier.
 Miss Maureen Olson, the leading woman, also scored brilliantly. She was easy to understand and there were times when she caused many a tear to roll down the cheeks of her auditors
 Miss Keturah Slagle acted excep- tionally well. Her cunning wit and the way she evaded the answers of her Suitor was fascinating. Logan Dameron, who was the anxious suitor.
 acted we'll and assisted in keeping up the humorous action.
 Herbert Shelly was the hit of the evening as the negro comedian. With remarkable makeup he was won der.
 George Richards cleverly put over his part as the half-b breed. Other members of the east deserving of spe-
 cial commendation for their excellent acting are Louis Carpenter and Elva-
 lima Yates. They performed their parts excellently.
 Vaughn, as the doctor and the un-
 successful suitor. is deserving oi praise. His clever tone Of voice made a strong impression with the audi | ence.
 ] Matthias Caraker as the father ? with his exceptional makeup, is de serving of mention.
 5 The play as a whole was easy tC follow. Each act had climaxes O ? suspense and always kept the audi l ence thinking what was coming next Plenty of action kept the play iron dragging. The scenic setting was su 9 perb and the costumes were adequate
 Junlor pennants hung on the wall
 around the auditorium as decorations
 and pretty girls sold candy made D,
 the domestic science department be
 tween acts.
 The junior class owes the success
 of the play to their class advisor
 Professor Stauffacher. The advertis
 ing scheme and the choosing of tn
 cast and the work done in drilling tn
 actors in their parts is a credit {,
 him. For weeks he held tryouts fo
 the various parts until he chose tn
 strong cast which performed las ! night
 The junior class wish to thank Nil I Vie I4anny for his generosity Fl t furnished the class with dress suit 7 and other mems furnishings. Mi
 Charles sent each member of the cas flowers.
 u The junior class play which wa T T such a success @t the high school las Il night will be reproduced again thi ; afternoon at a special matinee A A The reason for this is that q lara u number of people were disappointe
 at not obtaining seats for last night
 production and it is the desire of tn s' plays management to satisfy everyon . who is anxious to attend Ii wa \ originally intended that no one Woul be admitted but children Of the grad
 schools, but as the house was sold o1 T. last night it was thought advisable { s allow adults to attend the perform II ance as well.