The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
IrUing

Japanese operetta, will be presented
in the Central high school audito-
rum by Irving junior high school on
April 2S. This promises to be the
most elaborate entertainment ever
given by Irving. The costumes, mu-
sic and dancing, along with the
stage settings arranged by art classes
are clever and artistic.
The story of the operetta Is fas-
clnating within itself. The emperor
Is celebrating his daughters coming
OF age. She is loved by. Prince 30
tru, and she returns his affection.
She Is also loved by Prince So-sli.
Prince So-sli plots with Saucer Eyes
and together they plan to abduct the
princess. They take her to the cave
Of Inky Night and intend to keep
her prisoner until she will promise
10 love So-sli.
After she finds herself a prisoner,
through the aid of n magic ring.
she summons Fairy Moonbeam.
Just as she is about to help the
princess the ring is lost. Fairy
Moonbeam disappears at this sad
moment and the princess is left
alone. BY some means Prince So-tru
reaches the cave, finds the ring and
starts the plot toward a happy end
Ing.
The entire cast and chorus con-
sists OF about 40 students, including
courtiers, maids, fairies and sprites.
The cast is made up of the follow
ing: Princess Chrysanthemum JUS
une keuntzel; Emperor What-for-
why Robert Holster: Prince So-tru,
Eloy Bright; Prince So-sli. Paul
tould; Fairy Moonbeam, Edran
stne Ford; Top-Knot, Virgil Bur
hss; Saucer Eyes, Charles Dilbeck;
maids. Eva Edgett. Lottle Dun
zap Marjorie Wahmeyer, Ethelmea
The boys of the basketball and
baseball squads were honor guests
at q merry party in the auditorium
friday afternoon at Irving junior
nigh school, The hosts were the
members of the Creamer Certificate
CUB, and assisting them were sew
tral members who have proved
themselves eligible to membership in
.he club. Much fun arose over
suesslng the number of jelly beans
winner
The new members of the Creamer
Truiicate club are Gladys Parks,
Snyrue Breen, Wallace Allen, Portia
eNenoerger, Thurman Cunning
W, nsnl, Lon d. Rylander, Perry Miller,
SInam Hagerbaumer, Elsie Mar
~, =. l.. Snyder, Marie Burns,
TT'Iess owens, Juanita Specs, Elene
"ahher and Zona Barney.
-, IN the girls volleyball tournament
bee ihvlncibles' Eight B ones won
,bo,s, o championship. leaving the Pam
Tb TITS seven A Twos second place.
he he lhyincibles totaled SO, tho Pan
bnnoIher good team went wrong
Cs,,a Irving junior high school met
ssa CHnton on the Longfellow
sfoGnds and won out by outhitting
oma om. other outstanding work through
ia me game. The score was l6 TO
ns Kendall had the hard luck TO
SCI SCI their fate In the same way, the
inc ,oelng to s. This MAKES Iry-
fes, - Straight games without a de-
tba me boys have as their goal
love, wy championship and every
Ns TO win. ~ ''0l' push
MUS OF laughter greeted the
au,, as when they appeared on the
hisoripm platform OF Irving Junior
SEs. school Friday In "a Deestrict
essae OF Long Ago" The costumes
h4 az as,ue ,Eue to the age depicted and
pomno,,ie uie In every way, from the
By yJgous FIo,! master, splendidly played
who n.y. bright, to Virginia Burress,
suckI." "ss the baby in the Honey
lSb, family was a source Of de-
this i. me Nine AS declare that
expscs only sample OF what they
end n, 20 DO In the class play at the
class Mea Names OF the Seven A
W. won the prize OF 81 in the
III Ff,a U. essay contest on "The
tem.' Oh Tobacco on the Sys-
IN ne me sixth grade girls are proud
bal. possession of a new volley-