Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27
PLAYS ON
U. H, S. PROGRAM

of h University High School, under
the direction of Miss Mary Laycock.
This is the annual production of the
senior class, and is, participated in by
nearly the entire membership of the
class.
The first of the plays, "Luck?" is
q play in four acts, the first scene of
which is laid in the library of the
Vaughn home, just before Halloween.
The hero, DR.. Campbell, does not full
~ sympathize with the interests Of his
b~ethrothed. Evelyn Vaughn, and when
he refuses her gift of a ring set with
a Swastika cross, a misunderstanding
SUI which leads to the breaking
of the engagement. Various misfor-
tunes follow. DR.. Campbell loses three
patients in one night, is arrested for
various accidents, is injured while on
the golf links. and in short-he be-
gins to find himself out Of luck. AS
a result, he is glad to seek a recon-
ciliation and a way to change his
luck-even if it means the assuming
of an emblem of that which he con-
siders superstititous. In this COM
and acquaintance take an active in
terest in the affairs of the lovers.
The Cast for 'Luck?"
The cast of characters for "Luck ?"
is as follows:
Norah-Monica" McClernan. city
Evelyn Vaughn-Ethel Clark, city.
DR.. Roger Campbell-Delmer Warren,
city.
Miss Wright-Faith Cooler, city.
Mrs. Fulsom-Ida l. Humphrey, East
Grand Forks.
Miss Carmichael-Alice Void, Aber-
crombie. .
Miss Bailey-Edith Arid. Iawton.
Mrs. Young-Blanche Winslow, Ar
villa.
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iverson, Hamp-
den.
DR.. Wilson-Gordon Jenkins, city.
First Northumberland Allen, city.
Second policeman-Leland Langeness,
city.
Timmi-By himself.
s'The Crimson Cocoanut."
THE Crimson Cocoanut," an alb
surdity in one act, by Ian Hay, sup
ports the following cast:
Jack Pincher-Angus Campbell, city.
Robert-Alfred F'arquer, city.
Mr.. Jabstick - Oliver Martinson,
Hampden.
Nancy Jabstick - Ruth Mortenson,
Hampden.
Nitro Observation-Disclosures David
son,
Madame Unsatisfactory Melsted,
Mountain.
The scene of this play is set in Spa
gette's restaurant, Soho, London.
Jack Pincher, a Scotland yard man, is
seeking two well known Russian anar-
chists, who are planning to blow up
the Bank of England. How their well
laid plans are frustrated and four
people made happy by the reward
of a thousand pounds is told through
q series of laughable situations, which
arise in 1.-THE Crimson Cocoanut"
"Ashes of Roses"
The third and last of the plays,
ASHES Of Roses by Constance Darcy
Mackay has its setting in the eight
eenth century, in the dressing room
of a London theatre, and shows Kitty
Give, friend of David Garrick, Oliver
Goldsmith. and Horace Walpole in
a tender mood. For the sake of the
happiness of a little country lass, she
reconsiders her decision to surrender
fame for love, and rises to the heights
of self-sacrifice.
This is the cast:
Kitty Olive-Marion Taylor, city.
Horace Walpole-Orville Skarperud,
Mayville.
Phyllis-Trenna Linfoot, city.
Pharmaceutical Papermaster, city.
The Junior Philharmonic Orchestra
under the direction of Miss Alice M
Sandberg will furnish the music dur
ing the evening. This is a splendid
musical organization and will be q
feature Of much attraction.
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The university mems glee club, will
sponsor an informal dance in the uni
versity armory on April l. Each year
this is one of the big informal events
of the season, n it is expected that
the party on Saturday evening will be
as elaborate as before.
Patrons and patronesses who have
been invited Ire President and Mrs,
Thomas F. Kane, Dean and Mrs. JOS
ebh Kennedy. Prof. and Mrs. E.. H.
Wilcox, Prof. and Mrs. F. A. Beidle-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Keator, and
Prof. and Mrs. Jesse Bond.
In charge of the party are Ener
Anderson, manager Of the club. and
M. E. Mills, assistant manager. .
Emard's orchestra has been Sc
cured to furnish the music.
In connection with the supper to
be given by district No. s of the Meth
odist Ladies' Aid next Wednesday, a
display and sale of fancy house. dres-
ses will be held. The dresses have
been fashioned by the women, of the
first district of the aid, and are es-
pecjally clever and attractive, being
at once useful and charming. This
sale. will begin at 5 o'clock and con-
tnue during the evening. Mrs. W.
l.. Hoover supervised the work of de-
signing and sewing these garments.
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