Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-12
WORLDS LOVELIEST GIRLS FOUND
Where the Jordan RUer FLows at Indiana

thortZed and backed to the limit by
alumni and former students OF the uni
versity, will provide money for the
erection of three memorial buildings on
the Indiana campus at Bloomington.
They will be dedicated to the memory of
HoOsier soldiers who have fallen in the
wars Of the Nation.
"a Union building, a dormitory for
women and an athletic stadium will be
erected from the funds collected during
the memorial campaign. Each building
is designed to eliminate the most press
ing needs confronting the university at
the present time and to provide for at
least twenty live years Of future develop
ment.
The Memorial Fund campaign passed
through its first phase with the drive
among the members of the undergraduate
body early in March. Following a two
months educational and publicity cam
paign and a monster mass meeting ad-
dressed by Governor Warren T. McCray
and student leaders, solicitation teams
composed of men and women students
took the field and obtained pledges total
ing $4,000 within thirty hours from the
active student body. Noble c. Butler of
Indianapolis, and Miss Elizabeth John
ston of Bloomington, directed the cam
-
the project to the alumni are now being
formulated"
The play Is in three acts and numerous
scenes. The second act was the most
pretentious of the three as 1t was d.
vided into four scenes. The second act
showed the company off to excellent ad-
vantage. The sPecialties were put over
with splendid effect.
l will let the program tell the story
OF the second act, as follows:
The Six Super Sleuths' Sperlences
IN SEARCH OF THE RIVER JORDAN.
Scene l
In Sunny Spain.
Outside the bull ring in Madrid; after
bull fight,
The toreador. Hugh Bundy
Fore William Swarmstedt
Aft......... ......... Harry Williams
"Tamale' vendor. Tom Longfellow
The six super sleuths.
Dancers.
CarIotta Margaret Wight
Carlos Raymond Bonnet
I'm old Madrid"-
(By Mr. Stiner; lyrics, Miss Rice).
Senoritas-GIadys Daniels. Marjorie
gladden., Doris Erwin, Miriam Mccoy,
Smith, Della finder, Helen Keller
HalcyOn Tulley, Bernice Palmeret.
Scene ..
In gay Paree.
The Green GOsling," a Bohemian cafe
located in a cellar in the Montmarte
district.
Nine. La Fargo, the hardened pro
Henri, an artistic fiddler. William Fox
Tee tOtaler Tar. ..... Raymond Bonnet
Pierre, a bulky waiter. $50. Frank Cox
Apache Dancers-Jules, Harry Carlton
Julette. Margaret McLeland.
Artist Apaches-The Misses Genevieve
Burger, Virginia Caylor, Esther Meek,
Betty Weintz Persis White, Irene Duffy
the Messrs. Coleman Isaacs, Howard
Fieher, Victor Helms
The six super sleuths.
Scene 3.
In Palestine.
Where the River Jordan flows into the
Dead Sea.
The six super sleuths,
Archeologist ............ Richard Faston
Assistants-Alemed, Harry Williams
Abdulla, William Swarmstedt.
Meneleks Mummy. Robert Milholl1nd
(Menelek was treasurer TO the Third
Ramases and became such a devout
worshipper Of Mammon that he turned
to gold.
Incidental Music, The Vision of Sal
lome.)
Scene T.
A New York cabaret.
Ut. Trevor .-.-...--.-- go. r ellA thuou
W. J. Sideburns. Clarence Miller
Mrs Davis. katherine Wyatt
Scene 5.
A New York cabaret.
Head Water-Frank Cox.
Dancing Waiters-Lawrence Bass, Emil
Linuegar.
Diners-Robert Walker, Tom Longfel-
low, Anne Craig, Dorothy Daugherty,
Helen Star, Edna WeltOn, Eileene Ma
honey.
Jazz Band. Carmichael and company
The Soubrette. ........... Bonita Monarch
MY Loy'n Daddy Come Home.
..........-.. ...-. By MI Sllner
Cabaret Chorus-Francis Adams. Helen
Andrews, T. Bolinger Betty Fisher, Mary
Benson. Ruth Healey, Elsie Stephens,
Leila West.
Al Jolson, Junior..-........ Ned Elliott
A large audience greeted the university
players. Flowers went over the foot
lights and many encores were demanded.
Last night was great Indiana night
at the Murat.
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