The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
Listening In On Foe

! Hx1ftss of the occasion and, to do him l instiee. the prince made me look like q hirthaaE eaiidle alongside of caleium spssIiehf.',s
 s-NEo was this prince g'' Fs
 .-GhieiE was-af course"
 My glory! V How'd you ever rope him z t
 There were two chief reasons"
 s1What. was the other one2''
 .@Asr yoar SO brilliantly deduaed, :" | GFeffm continued. s'the fact that I was ! the prfraeess. and that if Chick didn't taEas the prineeis part Dirk Lawrence wass crazy to i, had something to do with if. The other was that he pretty. near lT ffunked out int English and Miss E1eImen gbuIlied him into it. The Clas- sieaE eInb's q pet of hers, you know. And it had to be somebody that could sing heemnss tlle grand climax came wifa the prince1s solo in the second aet..,F
 '-DId you put on a musical com
 My g1olnesa. not Terribly high hrpwx TannYsoRs Princess -rehashed into a pIav. You remember you had to rnalE it in English This jane was a seEt of suffrugette and man hater and every thing She ran away from the pEizee and started this female seminary IT a man dared show his face on the lot ttsT killed him or something"
 n remember. The prince didn't EnaW when he. was well off and dolled himself up like a girf and climbed the fhmeeE And Chick fell for a part like t1atg You can't make me believe it. ]"
 --3ea did. tool He hated it, but he haEE tas If he d0esnlt get by in Eng lisiE he won't graduate I guess he wom t now, anywaxr
 I'm spite of the sales'
 s4Beeamse of it. You know how Chick iss Miss Helmer gave, him that music n week agB to praetice-but he never I6nleG at ifF until the dress rehearsal yesterday afternoon. When he did he saaN it was terribly eompIicated--alI tri1Is and runs and Flee away, flee aMMx to the mountains with me-tra Ia and trm Iees-that kind of thing, you EneHs with a lot of very high notes. E4es just looked at it and turned sort af greens and then he began to stall Efes sAia lie had a very bad cold. but he'd prHetiees it at home. and be all reaEE bE t0dlay. WelE-he was.
 What did he Weargf
 Iam@ eIAaeseeI0th robe-yell0w- with n haalE and a smsE-''
 @0lK Ghiek!'' said Bob SOlemnIy. Aim c wes gnt gIadi''
 .sEas got away with it all right till he eames to the part where the girls find offf1 who, he is. Then he had to snNy Hut that | come not all unall- tlloEizaa BeloId your father's letter 1! When hes looked around for the letter be relnenlSareaf it was in his hack pants paelzet. of course he had to hitch up that robe and dive under it-Whieh tinllad the audience just half to death. EfDAE than on it went beautifully till he sytf tiis pEineess talked into being a reguiar girl, and then he was supposed tnR say Lay your sweet hands in mine. anlE trust, t0 mesH and burst into son@P
 'Help said Bob.
 '-Bath Hnrt played the piano and she snid sifes heard Miss Helmer say to Miss Dalzn1les at one of the rehearsals, -AEeHit they sweetg So unconscious of thRnsalFeag Il could have killed EaE!,s
 '-uneonaeiaus is good sriHned Bob.
 sE might. have known that Chick w8Mld coalE up something. He was  ra1EinZ to Beth just before the curtain went up and she laughed until she stnffed her handkerchief into her maaEtla But when she struck q chord inst. hefare that last speech, instead of affer,- and instead of the thrills and ruus of Chicks solo began to play The Skefkz of Araby' even I was surprised aulk MfsH Helmer neMriy tainted. She waEed hsr hands and made faces to afop Hetll, but Chick grabbed me a9DnnlE the waist and made a big ges- turns thMfz included all my ladies' iu wait iIsE and began to sing I'm a Sheik of AraliEz-alE these things belong to me 7
 s-fE took us a minute to get eur brsmtks and then we all joined in and l tn eaz1dieHees stood up. and began to sing, tso--as we'll as they could for laughing. Eaa the meeting broke up in a wild hur- raile-and I've a kind of feeling there waarit hes any more"
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