New Britain herald., 1928-01-26

bsing presented by members of the elass, isst night. parents, teachers. tsachers, graduates and undergrad mates held their last gathering be- fore graduation.
 Tho play Tulip Time" was pre- esnted by | cast of nine and a chorus of 30 pupils The stage was attracttvely get for q typical sum- ner scene in Holland. The characters. with the exception of q group of American students. were dressed in Dutch costumes. In front of the stage above the scene was the class motto We learn not for school. but for life" Contrary to the feeling at gradua- tion the general atmosphere of the auditorium was jovial The play furnished much comedy and the audience entered the spirit of the occasion. Tho hit of the show was the ex- eelient work Of Gerald McCourt as Hans. a Dutch apprentice. He handled . difficult part. in which he had to speak a combination of Dutch and English. exceptionally well.
 Considerable comedy was injected into tho play by John Ericson as Hendrtck Won Ooster. burgomaster of Osendorf, who was constantly putting English words in the wrong Dlacea
 Katinka, . village maiden. and 0hristina, . Dutch girl, played by Frances Campbell and Augusta Dtipek. were interesting characters Nho furnished . bit of romance. Playing opposite them were Peter Kelly and August Heisler. botany Studsnts. and their professor. Shsophilis Mcspindle which part Nss played by William Haswell. Aunt Anna was played by Ida Swanson.
 At m intermission between the pkk end second acts. Audrey Pagan SsaA the class history which she Mots: E1erine Christesen read the blaM will which she. Warren Brain esd. and William Hasweil wrote. and hhs banner which has passed from blaw to class since mid-year of 1925 Nss presented by President Fred A. eshrsS of the mid-year class to President Arnold Reckert of the 0uns elass.
 The east consisted of the follow hg:
 Hans. . Dutch apprentice .... .............. Gerald McCourt Aunt Anna. Christmas guardian
 ..s............. Ida Swanson atinka, . village maiden ......
 s............ Francis Campbell Hendrix Van Ooster. Bureomaster
 of OSendorf ...... John Ericson Christina, . Dutch girl ......
 ................ Augusta Stipek Ehecphilis Mcspindle. an Author
 ity on Botany .. William HasweIl He'd Baxter. an American College
 Student ......... August Heisler Dick Warren. . fellow student of
 Ned ............... Peter Kelly ,................. Barbara Christ
 Chorus of Dutch Villagers and
 American Students
 Synopsis Of Scenes
 Time: The present, midsummer.
 Scene: Market place in the village of Osendorf.
 Act IA bright morning in sum- mer.
 Act II-Afterncon of the came day.
 The chorus follows: Dutch vil- lsgers: Ellen Alexander. Barbara Christ, Marguerite Downham. Helen Erickson. Audrey Pagan. Ruth Han sen. Edith Johnson, Glennie Peter 0on, Ruth Schaefer, Susan Schofield. Clifford Bell. Maxwell Earl. William Fay. Kenneth Frost, Alden Hewett, Byron Jacoby. Hollis Kincaid, Jo- esph Koszalka. Morse Richrmyer. and Bernard Tranchilda: American utudsnts. Libbie Dunn, Theresa 04tta. Roxie Najarian. Betty Tal- lard, Edna Tresky. Stella Eisenberg, Myrtle Keller. Thomas Newman. Earle ecott, and Fred Zehrer.
 The orchestra consisted of Mabel Benedict, piano: Hyman Meltzer. siclin: Warren Brainerd. cornet; Senjamin schlafer, saxaphone: and Milton Young, druma
 Gonss wsre sung in the following ordar:
 Coms Along ........... Villagers All Hall the Bureomaster ,......
 coco. Burgomaster and Villagers Many Years Ago ...........
 ....s.... Christina and katiuka Book, They Come ........
 .......... Villagers and Students 1alss Tulip ........ Entire Chorus Unlp Ahoy .....-.....-..
 Ned. Dick and Jack Tar Quartet Tulips That I Love ...... Med Love Needs No Language .....
 Christins, Katinks. Ned and Dick Botany .. Mcspind1e and Ensemble opening Chorus ..... Village Girls 6hs Dancing Lesson ....
 ............. Hans and Villagers oancs-valse Tulip (Reprise) ..
 ...........-.-. Nina Tight Fight, Fight .....
 .............. Dick and Chorus Uaybe-And Maybe Not .-...
 ....... Chorus and Burgomaster The Thief is Caught at Last ...
 McSpindle, Burgomaster, Ned,
 Anna and Ensemble
 I'm in Love with a Lovely Lady
 ..........-... Dick and katlnka As Long as the Windmills Turn
 ,............, Ned and Christina 0Sn9le ....,.........-. Ensemble
 That there was coneidera hle effort exerted in directing the cast and chorus in their parts was seen in the play. MrA Amy C. Guilford. class adviser. continued success in dramatlcs which che has been en- toying as supervisor of the Amphion Dramatic club plays. She was assist