The Washington times., 1924-03-22
HIGH IS
PACKED FOR
PLAY
"TreIawney of the Wells One
of Best School Produc-
tions of Season.
Sylvia Sedgewick.

Sylvia Sedgewick.
In spite of the weather the
Central High Auditorium was
packed last night for '"Trelawny OF
the Wells" presented by the Cent
raj High Dramatic Association
Pinero's play is a serious drama
with some comedy relief.
Vinton Hayworth, as Tom
Wrench, a playwright, did some Of
the best acting seen in school
drama circles this year. YVonne
Levy, as Miss Trelawny OF the
Wells, ably supported Mr.. Hay
worth. Miss Levy also sung with
rare ability.
Dorother Creager and Watson
Monroe did very well in the comedy
parts. ~,
The gowns which marked the
period Of the play, deserve con-
siderable praise. The audience ex-
pressed some dissatisfaction that
the stage was 80 poorly lighted that
their exquisite designs could not be
we'll seen.
Marion Hall played the vivacious
gypsy" Her stage charm Is de-
lightful. Franklin Clarke, as the
footman, was nearly perfect In the
part.
Others in the cast were: Dorothy
Goiladay, Harry Wender. Leroy
Bendheim, Henry Leef. BENJAMIN
Doehrer, Ethlyn Zellers, Helen
Daisy, Robert Lawrence, Manton
Wyvell, Molly Lee, Margaret Maize,
Wellington Barto, M. Shellenberger,
Eleanor Chandler, Ward Offut,
Robert Ward, Lewis Dembitz. Miss
Sybil Baker directed the play.
Western High Schol presented
two one-act plays last night in the
auditorium of the school, "Oh,
Johnee," the play written by Miss
Merrill of playwriting class, and
Trial by Jury" by the boys and
girls glee club.
Francis Scofield, Elizabeth Moody,
and Elizabeth DeKay held acting
honors of the evening. Others in the
cast were. Rae Wilson, Roger Robb,
Bernard Nordlnger, George Collins,
Dorothy Smith, Marjorie Smith,
Mary Brigha, Oliver Anderson, Mar
garet Wilson, Jack Poole, and Mar.
garet Rees.
Trial by Jury is Gilbert and
Sullivan one-act operetta. 1t gave
members of the glee clubs excellent
opportunity to show their voice
training. Lois Hendrick as a dancer
showed much ability. The cast OF
the play was: James McLain, Mar.
jorie Smith, Helen Ault, Margaret
Wilson, Roswell Waldo, John Poole
Tyler Page, Cornelia Busick, Mary
Henderson, Miriam Latterner, Jack
Poole, Lewis Carmick, Pearce Davis
George Hageage, Helen Humphrey
Ashton Jones, Ruth Butler, Charles
Cogswell, Elizabeth DeKay, Mary
Elliott, Barrett Fuchs, David Fono.
rolf, Elizabeth Friday, Albert Heagy
Estella Humphrey, Ruth Macarthur
Frances Symonds, Mary Worthing.
ton, Horace Maurice, Everett Nc.
Laine, Earle May. Ruth Miller,
Stuart Newmeyer, Priscilla Wallace,
Rae Lewis, Josephine Marshall, Bar.
bara Miller, Louise Omwake, Joseph
Ray, Kitty Reese, Inez Tillotson.
The Argyle Athletic Club will
meet at 8 p. m, at Johnson Powell
| Center. The Dramatic Club of the
center has been organized under
the name "O-E-Mor," in honor of
the character Of Romeo in its first
play. The High School Club dance
is from to 1890. A special dance
has been arranged for the High
School Club for April 20.
Rhythmic dancing classes will be
from 10 to IL and from II to -.
Basketball teams will meet from 10
to II, II to II, and IL to / at Cleve.
land-Phelps Center.
Arts and Crafts Club, Visual
Education Group, Community Sing.
ing Group, Boy Scouts Troop sol
Buffalo Athletic Club, Manchester
Athletic Club, Girls Athletic Club
Bestyette Club and Young Mems
Glee Club will meet from 1870 to
1890. The meeting of the News
boys Club will be at at Lovejoy
| Center.