Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
FHEA IRE CLUB BRINGS
OUT SPLENDID TALENT


Monday night in which twenty
aspirants participated. All oi
! these people were very success
: ful in gaining membership to this
club which IS one of the most
coveted and distinct organiza
tons on the campus, in that each
individual mus possess certain
special talent and give proof ol
this before the other members OF
the club before he can become at
liliatcd and DE eligible for mem
bership.
The Little Theatre Club was
organized last year by Miss Ru-
Gle Miller, head OF the EXPIRES
ion Department. and within a
very short time had won the sup
port of the student body, the fac
ulty and Il large portion OF the
itownspeoplc who Witnessed its
productions. II is the purpose OF
the club this year to continue
this support and make it even
more firm than it now is. For
this reason the old members were
especially careful III admitting
new material but because OF the
efforts made By those seeking adj
mittancc. and the excellent talent
-huwn. every one OF the twenty
were voted 'ipon satisfactorily
\ few DAYS before the tryDut
The first business mt citing OF the
club for the lG21-22 session was
held and the following officers
were elected: Matte 10 Death
cragc. president: Geneva Hord.
.ccrctary: Bradley Combs. treas
urcr; Henry Arnold. business
manager. VI the same time the
procedure OF the club for the
year was outlined by Miss Mil
Ter. who spen, two weeks in Chi
rago this summer in attendance
= the conference OF the coaches
81 the Little Theatre Clubs Of
.\ncrica. where She obtained ma
~ new idea, that are To be plaC-
ID in action this year. The club
decided to have monthly meet
,n"s. which will be devoted to
tudy OF the production OF plays.
he writing 81 plays. the lives OF
The worlds greatest actors n the
liifercnt dramatic periods. stage
ottings and Lighting effects.
The following people were adj
united a. members upon these
elections which were presented
oil the night Of the tryout:
Sarah Chenau!t. Carolyn Rice.
Mary Elizabeth Luxon and Dolly
Pickles. who enacted the short
iIlaylct. Joint Owners in Spain.
Herbert Higgins. in the role OF {;
negro preacher. demonstrated
.oruc rare qualities in being able
20 carry o-tt the dialect 81 the
culorcd brethren. |. B. Shearcr
read one OF the famous Uncle
stories. Sarah Arbucllc in read
in. Tarkington'S Seventeen re
vcalcd to the club the possession
al excellent niStrioniC ability and
The Club feels that ii i fortunate
II getting such a member. kear-
ncv Adams. IN his address on
What is Lie :" painted some
ncautiful word pictures for his
audience. bringing out his points
in 4 clear rilt manner. Earl
combs. Paul Bush and Viola
Hord presenter The Courier.
Presiding nj Church exposed
qualities in Durland Coates which
/ many of his friends did not know
he possessed. One 81 the most
iaughablc and well enacted pro
auctions of the evening was that
of The Little Co-Ed' in which
Nerlinda Dcatheragc. Shelby
Carr. Cowan Taylor and Kay
Proctor appeared. Raymond
Rouse read that famous sonnet
Of Milton OF his blindness. ] he
real talent % the modern yodviI
was found ii Mr. Chauncy and
Miss Anne Wallace who almost
convinced their audience that
they were performers on the big
circuits.