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‘Avomores and Juniors
1 Present Program
Phe Sophomore-Junior program
'* a rip-roaring success and this
lies especially to the cllmac
Mending. The numbers on the
(ram were announced 'by a
1 ted and appropriately costum
' clown, none other than James
' eh. Margaret Erven a doom
ed by Phyllis : Robinson fav
^ us with a lovely solo entitled
’tan the Sunset turns the
’Hn*s Blue to Gold.” We were
K entertained by Margaret Er
rand Alfred Lomen Jr., who did
as.p dance to the tune of “The
walks of New York.” Clinton
l0’, accompanied by Phyllis Rob*
erl and Virginia Lomen recited
Aon Lapoon.” The concluding
^ber was a very entertaining
m called “And the Willin Still
p ueder,” and he did indeed, as
phasing our beloved heroine off
lo*tage ^marked the end of the
»• The cast was as follows:
• ary, the mother, Phyllis Rob
11 Felix, her son. Ernst Coon
n^aisy, her Daughter, Margaret
C; Hardoil, the villain, Wilson
PI.
BCie play was a hilarious com
= and the actors showed real
g£y and cleverness in the inter
“lion of the various parts.
J. 8. J.
Plays To Be Presented
Under the direction of our Eng
lish - teacher, two one-act plays,
which we have studied, are being
produced. The casts are putting
fort every effort to make th*
plays a success. One of these plays
is a satire and the other is a com
edy of modern life. ,
These dramas are to be preh
eated at two o’clock Friday, May
in the Nome Public School
gymansium.
J. W.
t Pictures For The Home
The pupils of Miss Kinney'*
room have been very busy lately
painting attractive pictures. A
piece of ordinary window glass the
sise of the painting they wish to
copy is placed over the picture and
by skillfully . manipulating the
paint brush (the picture is repro
duced on the glafra. Judging from
the various comments we have
heard regarding this new work in
their art class we surmise that
the pictures are very beautiful as
well as artistic. The finished pro
ducts will be on exhibition, Friday
May 2$. M. E.
Interesting, unusual, and enter
taining were the two programs
rendered by the Junior-Sophomore
and Senior-Freshman classes of
the Nome High School. Besides
being very amusing they also re
vealed that many of the students
have certain abilities which here
tofore have been concealed. The
most laugh provoking number on
the Sophomore-Junior program was
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a “mellerdrammer” called “And '•
the Wlllin Still Pursueder” In
which Phyllis Robinson played the
part of Mary, the mother, who,
against her wishes, was pursued
by Wilson Scott, the vlllian. Daisy .
and Felix, Mary** two children, (
were enacted by Margaret Scott
and Ernst Coonse. The hilarious
number on the Senior-Freshman
program was a pmntomine, drama
tizing the sacrifice ofWild Nell,
the Sweet of the Plains. Pearse
Walsh was the pitiable martyr,
Alvlld Ulrlckson payed the part
of a cowboy, Robert Baldwin was
a beautiful young society girl from :
New York, Gertrude Johansen and
Marguerite Lee looked and acted
like real Indian chiefs and Stanley
Martin performed bis part as an
Indian Squaw well. Following
the program on Friday, May 12th,
the judges, after some delibera
tion announced that the Senior
Freshman program was the better,
consequently the Sophomore and
Junior classes are now planning a
feast for the vlctorB. —■*
Through the couresty of the
Nome Nugget, the Nome Public
School wishes to extend to all ^
patrons an invitation to a pro
gram, which will be given in the
gymnasium at two o’clock Fri
day, May twenty-sixth. The pro
gram will consist of one number' *
from each of the grammar grades
and two satirical one-act plays by
the Sophomore and Fresbmau
classes. In addition to the pro
gram each of the rooms will have
on display the many and various
projects which the pupils have _
completed tbls year. (
‘‘THE SPOILERS" AT DREAM
THEATRE NEXT TUESDAY
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"The Spoilers ’ In audible form
is great entertainment It has
plenty o< drama, humor and action
and those who liked the silent
version of this tale of the Alaskan
gold rush will enjoy the talkis
version more so since sound adds ■
greatly to its value.
The fight which made the. in
itial version'- of. "Th*, ■
memorable on the screen is done,
as well as or better than before.
Aided by sound, it is a real thrill
er. Cooper does perhaps the finest
work of his career under the ex
perienced direction of Edwin Car
ewe. The strong silent man from
Montana carries the role of Roy
Glenister in dynamic manner.
The story deals with the gold
rush to Alaska in 1900!. Cooper
and Kirkwood are returning from
the States to Alaska when they
rescue Kay Johnaon from a group ,
of sailors and give her their state
room on the ship, which is crowd
ed with gold-seekers. Cooper, un
used to a girl of such refinement,
falls in love with her. Upon ar
' riving at 'Nome, he finds the U.S.
government has taken over the
handling of claims. The tJ. S.
Judge, Lloyd Ingraham, he dis
covers, is the uncle of Miss John
son while William Boyd is the
federal agent, and a rival suitor.
Cooper who is the leader of the
miners, is at first aroused at the
attitude taken by Boyd, but Kay
convinces him that the govern
ment should handle the legality
of thp claims and Cooper decides
to let him do so without lnter
uption from his men. However,
when hfs claim is taken over and
operated toy Boyd, he is ready to
fight.
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