Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-16
TECH OPERA CLUB MAKES
BIG HIT IN robin HOOD
Capacity Audience Greets Players at
Entertainment Given in Central
School Auditorium.

Playing with the dash and swing
characteristic of Tech productions for
the past few years, the Tech opera
Club of Mckinley Manual FRAMING
High School presented its spring play
robin Hood" last night in the audi
forum CT Central High School
capacity audience crowded the large
auditorium of the school and so inter-
ested was if in the development of the
plot that when gallant ROBIN hiH-
self lost his lines for a minute the
interruption was passed as one OF the
silences necessary to the continuity OF
2 the play.
with a chorus of eighty pupils and
a well drilled cast of principals, tne
production went over" with rush,
Sigmund Sachs, star of the Mlkaoo
last year, proved the star of this year
performance as the Sheriff of Noting
ham. singing his part well. ana par
ticularly in the woodland scene, losing
himself in the abandon OF ribald
drunkenness.
Additions to List of STARS"
GLADYS Price, a soprano with an i'm
pressive voice and stage presence, car
ried the part o. Maid Marian excel
Iently. Alberta Hauser as the penslve
Allan Dale, friend and counselor of the
dashing hero. received two encores for
her song of love, 20 Promise Me Luke
Fegan a favorite of the school operas,
took the part of the jocular Friar tuck;
and Edna c. White as Dame burden, and
her daughter Annabele, played by Mary
Langley. were impressive. The ANVIL
Song" by VIII Scarlet, played by
Ridgeway Taylor was well sung.
Another performance was given this
afternoon The final performance will be
oiyy iph at O'Clock
production showed the effect of the care
full coaching of Dore Walton and the
faculty committee in charge Mr. Nalten
led the Mckinley orchestra of forty pieces
which played the accompaniment to the
music of the play.
others in the Cast.
Those in the cast besides the principals
are:
MiIkmaids-Msses Beaver. Fuhrmann.
Grimes, Hughes. Johnson, Mitchell, Oliver,
Parker Shirk and Webster.
Tinkers-Messrs. Bisset. Blackstone,
Burgess. Dalgleish, HUFF. Reamy. Tow
son and Gross
Girls chorus-Misses Beaver. Brown.
Clark. GARRISON, Carnahan. Dorsett. DAILY,
Drum. Eddy. Elicit. Fawcett. r F'uhr-
man. Z. F'uhrmann. Ferguson, Griffin.
Gensler. Grimes, Gleason, Harry. Hughes
Little, NIickle. F. Mitchell. E. Mitchell.
Powell. F. Roberds C. Roberds. Rose.
Richmond, Sanderson. Shipman. Smith,
Spilman. Shirk. Schrider, Schoonmaker.
Schleuter. Sullivan. Stern, Schwing, Wal
tiers. Yost and Zimmerman.
Boys chorus-Messs. Baxter, Bissett.
Blackstone, Burgess, Burk, Calhoun.
Carter, Chatelain. Dalgleish. P. Dan
forth. G. Danforth, Fegan, Green.
Gross, Haines, Hannah. Hairs. Harmon,
Hampton, Howard. Hiltabidle, HUFF.
Irelan. Jeffrey, Jenkins. King; Kirch-
ner. Kleinpeter, Ludwig. McNulty. Mel
chior. Morehouse, Mattingly. Naramore.
Pendleton, Praeger. Provost, Parker,
Reamy, Richardson, Robins. Rowe.
Saltzman, Sanford. Schol, Sillers,
Slater, Sullivan, Towson, Washington.
Wells.
Instrumental "Unit."
Dore walten, director.
First violins-W. NJ. Snyder, W. Kost,
r. Leibsohn, W F. Santelmann, H. c.
D. Burnside, II. P. Ganss. G. G. Kearful,
]. B. Bradley, S. Sugar. 1. F. Boltazzi,
A Golden.
Second violins-H F. Niemeyer, V
+. Busck, Miss NJ Byler. E. II. Holmes.
Miss C. Edwards. B. S. Dixon, a. LIGHT
man. J. Robb.
Organ-Miss R. Eschelmann
Flutes-V. Mattson, ]. E. Gross.
Clarinets-J. II Geiger, S. F. Malone.
Cornets-W- E. Rupprecht, j. Cold
smith. D. Hall, J. F. Hough.
Trombones-G. a. Winkjer. ]. F.
Cook.
Piano-Miss E. C. White. Miss G.
Niemeyer.
cellos-J. Pfeiffer, H. Heron.
Base. WOLF.
Drums-H. B. White Faculty., F. W.
Mattingly.