The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-05
Clever Cast
 In Senior Play

With Q clever and. talented cast of { 61gh school seniors Booth Parking tons well known four-act play Clarence was splendi6iy presented last night in the High school. Each student Was exceptionally well fitted to the part he or she played and as slsted in making the production one oS the best given by amateurs in the Bridgeport High school auditorium zn many years
 John VreeIand. president of the
 John Vrec4and, president or me Mir Wheeler, Q. wealthy business man and head Of an ungovarnabIe family. While the role of his wife. who "t.9 extremely jealous of her daughter attrative governess, was finely playe" by Miss LaVcrne ClarksOn.
 Violet Pinney. the SoFsrhGSS (Geraidine Leibeusberger). was @ tLIS beautiful object of the longing eS6s of every man in the cast, put t+i audience could appreciate then .@-tt- @ tude for as many as are Miss LeibenS- bergerS charms off stage, they VI enhanced when she enacted ---S aoL0 Of the charming, cultured, I--lSnl oIIiaI4- generous and only untiIStsIE EI 50A S'A in the whole Wheeler household
 Paul O'Brien had the titie roIe or the poor soldier who weS SiloL 5i ~ III II ! ttie liver during target pract-c7 anu Who was supposed to know me correct so. Iution for all the tangled proplemS or the Wheeler household because ne had been in the army.
 
 Bob. played by Miss Irene Conner and Carlyle Lewis, much could be said. Miss Conner might under other ell stances be termed the star of the play because of her unparalleled act ing, but because of the stellar qual- ity of all the feminine characters, it would be hard to present the title to any individual However, Miss Conner is deserving of exceptional praise. h every act. in every word, in every shrin cry, she was the i'm passionate, ungovernable, headstrong Cora, but/Stii she gaIIoped right into the hearts of her audience.
 Carlyle Lewis as Bobby was great. ReansIcally he portrayed the over 0elf ipfportance son. who has been ex- peIlef from three schools and now feeIs himself in the midst of an ''af- fafy'' because he has kissed Della. the hohsemaid, played by Miss Rose Beck. the comedy during the evening. The smaller roles in the play were splendidly portrayed by Edna Me Clenahan, as the secretary; Bernard Chisash as Hubert Stem. a grass widower,whomC Cora believes loves her but who really is anxious for the af- fections of Miss Pinney.
 Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor should be highly complimented for her splendid coaching which resulted in such a re markab1e success.
 Those who assisted in the. presenta-
 Stage Management.-C. H. Poland, 1. E. Beans.
 Assistants-Elmor7e IIyford, Harold Roberts Alma K Becker, Roland Wehger, William L. Buttereld.
 Electrician.-L. c. Morris.
 Carpenter.-W. L. Mccarthy.
 Assisting in the Make-Up.-Haze3 Mclean, Dorothy Wheeler. c. H. Arm strong.
 Assisting in the Dressing Rooms Mary Gustafson, Mrs. IleibensbeTger Evelyn Dennison, Elsie Conner.
 Properties-Gordon Howes, James Wurn1, Benjamin Frye, Clifford Ander- son, Katherine Jennings, Katherine Egbert Helen Wheeler, Eidth Noting, Virginia Sterling, Betty Clark.
 Business and Finance.-James Os- trofsl<y, Ralph GoodseIl, Kramer Mich olson.
 Head Usher-Betty Christie.
 Faculty Adviser.-Edward B. John son.