Arizona republican., 1920-05-31

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUG SON, May 29-The largest crowd that was ever accommodated in the univer- sity auditorium, witnessed the first production of the senior Follies We'd nesday night More than 100 were turned away because of lack of seat ing capacity, and to meet the demand a second performance was given on Thursday night
 The production was written and staged by Miss Dorothy Leighton and Benjamin Mcclure, students of the university The programs which were as cleverly gotten up as the show proper stated that Mir. Mcclure was formerly with the New York Hippo drome-for one night. thirteenth row, third balcony, price 25 cents including the war tax"
 The orchestra was directed by B. R Mattuck and consisted of more than 100 pieces. A special Follies curtain in bright colors, and two pathways lead ing out from the stage into the audi snce. were features of the show.
 A take-off on the house of repre- sentatives, 'The House of Reprobates' was the curtain raiser and took down the house. The president Of the stu dent body, Wilson Wood was played by His Smiling Self" Dr. Davis and Dr. Brown the factulty members of the house were played by A H Rich ards and Judge" Hays. The senior, junior, and sophomore members were present, and Baby Jimmie Bell, the freshman representative, was wheeled in in a baby carriage by his nurse, L. R. Hanson.
 One of the main acts of the show entitled "The Dainty Dancing Darl- ings." was the girls chorus consisting of Susan Sweeney, Edith McDermott Katherine Brown, Gertrude Clark and a NTaL aTr- crepe paper costumes, each of a differ ent color. designed by Miss McDer- mott. They were followed by a boys chorus, a a take-off.
 The next act. 'The Barefoot Boy was q whistling act by Miss Ellen Boulton in the costume of a farmer boy in overalls and straw hat with a rake in her hand.
 ''Ten Minutes of Your Life' was a very witty take-off of pr. von Klein Smid and the three deans of the uni versity, by MT. Mcclure.
 Act I, entitled "Razzberry,' was a take-off on the plays produced during the year by the Sock and Buskin club
 Act K, the final one. called "Ouija, Ouijai" represented a foreign princess played by Max Vosskuehler, who by means of the ouija board answered questions from the audience about everybody and everything.
 
 to the Athletic association It is hoped that the senior class of 1920 has start ed a new tradition for the university which will be upheld from year to year by each successive class.
 The Sahuara club, the new literary and social club on the campus with Benjamin Mcclure as it's president, en- tertained Friday night with a dinner dance at the Santa Rita. The aiming room and roof garden were decorated with greenery befitting the name oi the club
 Members of the club and their guests were: Dr. and Mrs. von EIeinSmid Professor and Mrs. A. H. Otis. Mildred Kelly, Blanche Smith, Frances van BarneveIt, Grace Anderson, Doris Oest- ing, Gladys Franklin. Ola K1inger Paquita Clemons, Helen Willits. Katn- crime Brown. Florence Jackson, Rutt Mclean. Florence Shelby. Fife Davey Billie Williams, Katherine McKean Bertha Renaud, Karl Ruppert, James Copeland. Roy Wilson. Wells Abbott Wilson Wood, N. W. Wofford, Jake Meyer. Tom Marian, c. V. Hays, R. S