Arizona republican., 1922-03-16
MUSICAL COMEDY BY
TEMPE GIRLS MAKES
ENJOYABLE EVENING

TEMPE. March IA virginian
Romance" the two -act musical COM
'edy which was presented at the Nor
nal auditorium Tuesday evening by
the girls basketball team was one of
the most successful and enjoyable
affairs ever given in Tempe.
The story, which is one OF youth,
love and romance, abounding in wit
ana humorous complications, was
written about q year ago by II. Loren
Clements, and according to q COM
munication received from Mr.. Glenn
ems a few weeks ago, Tempe is the
first town in Arizona in which the
play has been stagel.
Much credit is due the directors.
Mrs. VIM. Goodwin and Prof. j. l..
FELTON, for their ability and faith
fulness. The all star cast had been
carefully chosen and every one acted
their parts splendidly Tuesday night.
Alverta Goodwin as Dorothea Kent,
madcap cousin from the North,
took leading part and was especially
good. Harold Clark as her suitor
was also fine. Ethel Campbell took
the part Of Lou Haverly and acted
her part very well. Prof. J. L. FELTON,
was splendid as Col. Haverly. G. F..
was unexcelled and was a scream
throughout the play.
Following is the cast in the order
OF their appearance:
Dorothea Kent, MezZo Soprano,
Mad Cap cousin from the North
Alverta Goodwin.
Katherine Lee. Soprano Helen
Perkins.
Frances Kent. Mezzc Soprano, Sis
ter Of Dorry-Josephine Mouer.
Lou Haverly, Soprano - Ethel
Campbell.
Aunt Nancy. Alto. Sister in Law
of Col. Haverly --- Leila Redden.
Col Haverly Baritone, OK Confed-
crate OF the old school--Prof. j. l..
FELTON,.
Moses, Bass. Col. Haverly's colored
servant-C. r. Gatlin.
Harry Lee, Second Bass ~ John
Turner.
Frank Lee First Bass Harold
Clark
Dick oseood. Second Tenor-Gor-
don Goodwin.
Jack winthrop, q Yankee, college
chum OF Lou-Chas. G. Curry.
Mrs. Lee, Alto, neighbor Of the Col
onel--Crystel Summers.
The minuet dancers were pleasing
feature of the evening and the solo
dances by Mary Louise Hight and
Irma Dalton were very beautiful.
Miss Virginia Powell and Mrs. Lyle
Weir were the accompanies.
The affair was a financial success
as well as there was a crowded house.
Past Chiefs to Meet
The Past Chiefs Circle of thePyth- :
ian Sisters will meet ut the home OF
Mrs p. G. Buck, Saturday afternoon
at 2:50.
The entire J. f. Cannon family are
in with the influenza. Vera, the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Jones is quite i'll with the same triu-
BILE
A regular meeting OF the Rebeccas
will be held Thursday evening. There
viii be initiation followed by social
hour and refreshments. A good at
tendance is hoped for.
Family Day at Church
Next Sunday is to be "An Family
Day" at the Christian church and the
pastor urges that every member and
friend of the church bring their fam
ily and all sit together There will
be a special message for all the family
and a beautifully leather bound Bible
will be presented to the largest fam
lily present.
w. Graham Walker, the successful
evangelist who has been in California
and Oregon the past winter expects
to be here about March 26, to conduct
meetings at the Christian church.
Dance Postponed
The weekly dance at the Midway
will not be given this Friday night
on account of so much illness In
town.
Ball Room Dancing
A class in ball room dancing for
adults opens at 1880 o'clock FRIDAY
evening at the Midway. Yua Son
stegard King, of Phoenix. instructor.