Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-14
ABOUT S45O FROM MUSICAL COMEDY

Do With You Away" Eddie was en- thusiasticaliy applauded in his twill | Help Her," and was encored re- | peatedly.
 The musical hit of the second act. was, T Wish I Had Pneumonia" sung by Eddie. with its timely references to 1 Bolshevik and Huns. ''The China : Dollies,' was one of the most effective selections of the act. with it's typical ly Chinese harmony and lyrics.
 "Ra fnbow." sung by Miss An-l toinette Taylor and interpreted by al group of seven students in rainbow costumes was the most successful and unique offering of the evening. as well as the most beautiful Halt Cecelia,"I sung by the entire cast of 50 girls, brought the comedy to a most entfI- siastic and spirited finale.
 Pretty stage pictures were made by
 the costuming and the ch1rus put
 pep" into the dancing and har mony into their singing. Two that were especilly taking with the audi ence for their snap were the sailors in Look Out For Cecelia," and the for eign sailors with Marie, Ann and Li- "a in their humorous military review, under the command of Eddie. The book and lyrics of Halt Ceee- lia," were written by Rachel Smith, Of Bayonne, N. J., and Miriam Pom eroy of Stamford. The music was written by Miss Roberta Page New ton of Middietown.
 In originality, uniqueness, versatil- , ity, ill catchy music, in attractive chor- uses, in most capable cast, Con- netcieut College proved it's ability in i Tuesday evenings performance. The Dallsipa1 ,711s,, {p given were the following:
 i We Love Everything.
 Marie, Ann. Liza King of the [. s. Navy,
 1 Marie, Ann. Liza, and Canteen Chorus Look Out for Ceeelia,
 Bob, Eddie, Sailors Don't Think That is Very Nice. l Celia, Baby Famps Whatever Will I Do With You Away ! Celia Sometimes You Will Remember. Celia and Bob l Will I Help Her? Eddie i Military Review, Marie. Ann. Liza. Pierre, l Tommy, Alfredo
 i She Treats Us All Like Kings
 Celia, Pierre. Tommy. Alfredo 1 I Wish I Had Pneumonia, Eddie The American Beauty's Best,
 Celia, Pierre. Tommy. Alfredo, Chorus The China Doliies,
 Celia and Chorus
 Risenwebber's. Eddie When They All Come Horne. | Marie, Anne. Liza, Pierre ] Tommy Alfredo i Cut It Out. Eddie and Baby Vanaps Rainbow Dance, Rainbow Chorus I As You, i Celia, Marie, Anne, Liza and Chorus Golf. Golf. Golf. Doris and Choru.
 Halt, Cecelia.
 The ushers were Miss Marion Vii. Hams, '19. head usher, and Miss AIT Graham, '22. Miss Leah Pick, 20, Nils.
 Ruth Pattee, '21. Miss Mildred How.
 Marion Kofsky, IS. Miss Mary Brady . 20, Miss Elizabeth Nagy, 20.
 Candy was sold during the evening by a group of girls dressed as sprin,
 maids, wearing mink and white sun bennets and white g rons and caFryin:
 candy baskets. IT y were in eharg, of Mrs. William H Dat and were Mis- Mildred Cary. Miss Maria Gallup. Mis-
 Henrietta Gallup, Miss Esther Puller Miss Dorothy Jones, Miss Elizabetl Seven. Miss Olive Saxton.
 Tickets were sold at the door D.
 Mrs: Albert H. Riese and were takel : by Miss Abby Gallup '21, and Mis- Georsette Comeau. '21. Connection I college. The programs were dis : tributed by Miss Helen Peale. '22, Mis- s Esther Allen. '21. and Miss Iren : Wholey, 20.
 Q After the performance punch an a waters were served in the College clu l room, adjoining the Peck library where Norwich friends met the mem fl bers of the cast. This was in charg VI of the social committee, consisting C : Miss Anne Brown and Mrs. F. s. vii = cox, assisted by Miss Irma Hutzler. I! : Miss Clementine Jordan, '1s, Mis- = Ethel Adams. Miss Gertrude Brane
 Miss Margaret Ewing and Miss Cath i. erine Dodd of the Academy. n The great success Of the nroduetio ', here represented much hard work 0 .a a the part of the committees who wer V the following; # General committee. Mrs. Arthur '' Peale, Miss Louise c. Howe. Mrs. Ed
 ward J. Graham. Mrs. Shepard t Palmer. Miss Fthe} Sevin. Miss Jar e Bill, Mrs F. S, Wilcox: tickets an e transportation, Mrs. Arthur l.. Peal = chairman; patrons and patronesse D Miss Louise c, Howe, chairman: pull It licity. Mrs. F.. J. Graham. chairmai ,s candy, Mrs. William H. Oat, chairmar r 't social, Miss Anne Brown, Mrs. F. c, Wilcox; stage arrangements. Miss n, l.. Gilbert. Miss Louise C. Howe ar ' Mrs. A, L. Peale. In the electrical al b engagements for the stage. Frederic d H. Cranston Of the Academy faeul1 n rendered great aid to the committe q