Arizona republican., 1918-03-23
DOUBLE PLAY BILL
 PLEASES AUDIENCE

When the foreign language depart ment of the high school produced the first double dramatic bill for several years they little thought that the amount of praise showered upon them would equal that of last night. They expected success. yes, but not in such quantities as last nights performance brought down upon the heads of the cast and management. The applause from the audience for the clever acting, dancing and music was enthusiastic and barely missed turning the heads of the recipients. Much credit is due Miss Ida McDaniels who ably directed both plays.
 After the audience had begun to resign themselves to a siege of waiting for the actors to make up and the stage hands to prepare the settings. the curtain lifted disclosing 'The Frolic of the Muses." a beautiful dance by Florence Sharp, Katie Hegelund, Kath- erine Hancock, Rita Gleim, Josephine McDavid Virginia Stoneman, Lois Lee craft, Augusta Troutz and Elsie Bea- ton
 The curtain then dropped momen- tarily, next raising to reveal to the expectant audience the first scene of "Antigone."
 The cast of the play is as follows:
 Creon, king of Thebes, Walter Tolle- son.
 Haemon, son of Creon. Clarence Ben nett.
 Eurydice, wife of Creon, Eunice Trimble.
 Antigone, daughter of Oedipus, Mer- edith Bishop.
 Ismene, daughter of Oedipus, Marion Haldiman.
 Tiresias, a prophet. Edwin Schupp.
 Messenger, Guess Who.
 Guard George Caldwell.
 Kings attendants, rederick Hough, Maurice Hetherington.
 Guide of Tiresias, James Norton, James Stone.
 Aged noblemen, James Stone. Robert Harker. Marvin Paup, Northcutt Ely.
 Queens attendants. same as Muses.
 At the beginning of the evening s entertainment the high school mili- tary band rendered a few selections. Between the two plays the following program of music and dancing took place: High school military band, "The Long, Long Trail"
 Classical dance, Spring in Hellas: Ellen Burton, Ethel Burton. Mildred Doris, Mabel Matthias. Alice Hall, Viola Hartman, Mildred Heimbaugh. Ergenia Kennon.
 Quartet. Keep the Home Fires Burning" George Crosse, Henry Stokes, George Richards, Victor Nor ton.
 High school military band. La Mar ceillaise.
 The play by the French department | Somewhere in France" was perhaps enjoyed more even than the Latin play | due to it's dealing with a subject 1T the mind of every intelligent person il | existance. The characters were wei schooled on their roles and did excel | lent work upon the stage.
 The cast of characters is as follows 1 Pierre Graduet, a Frenchman, How ard Hildreth.
 Madame Graduet, his wife. Vera Baird
 Jean, their son, a poilu. Wilmel Young.
 Nanon, their daughter, Lucille Grable | Vivette, Lisette. (their twin daught CTS, aged six) Faith Stafford, Rutl Webb.
 Mary Dale, an American Red Cros. nurse Edna Hawkenson.
 pr. Mbntaine French army surgeon Gerthia Lair. | Sammies-Clarence Erhart, Hallmal Stuckey James Stone, Harold Tovrea Albert Winship, Roy Zellich, Irwin liar rison, s. D. Lount, Goeble Brawner Jack McQuestion.
 The production was directed by tn following management: Director, Miss Ida McDaniel. l Advertising and business managers Maurice Hetherington, Northcutt Ely
 Electricion. James Girand.
 Posters, Mirion Harvey. Maureel ! Olson.
 Properties, Cecil Williams.
 Costume makers: Thelma Lyttle Margaret Callahan, Dorothy Marine Ada Galbraith, Marian Yaggy, Ethe Burton, Josephine McDavid. Eunic Trimble, Lima Pinkerton, Marion Hal diman, Meredith Bishop, Elizabeth Will son.
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 Curtain. F'urgason Burton. Service flag arranged by Mario Harvey, Katie Hegelund, Edwin Schup and Cecil Williams. Miss McDaniel wishes to express he thanks to the following workers wh have done much toward the success c the project:
 Miss Hurley. director of all dancinl Miss Walsh, director of all music.
 Mr Bailey, director of the Sam mies."
 Doris Heyman's. portieres.
 School of Music, costumes. A. E. Banks, uniforms.
 Ushers: Marion Harvey, Marian Yaggy, Lima Pinkerton. Katherin Dunn, Thelma Lyttle. Mildred Haye Marie Weber. Hazel Tuokey, Hele Morrell.
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