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Play., Ap.'.i.t 4 at
the Ip; 1cm T>- <*i-»
Ac-tlng no:*:* re £c u:*d? spntedly to Garry
Penno aa Willie ’/Inkle* p«. bey almost suf
fooated by the unctuous indulgence of his
mother* Mrs, Ophelia Winkle (Hattie Smith),
Hattie handled the roll with skill and
natural stage ability*
Audrey Roberts played Mrs* Reba MhoDon*
a la* tne proprietress or the Bide Av>EE
Nursing Roma.with professional ease; and,
Barbara Sagmoen,never lo st character in
her ded-pan inter potation of ’Mulligan* *
Romance and glamor Came to life in the !
person of lpvely stu,deht-nurse* Eva Y<ood* :
played by. Carole Nielson with confidence*
and charm* Two nurse's* Brenda Burton (De
lores Johnson) and Shirley Linton (Dorris
Shade) looking orisp and polished in their
starched uniforms pv/t their partis ever ¥
as naturally as veto ran# of ihe st!age#;
Humor was found at its, merriest in the
three patients living at.the Hdmet Donald
Pelagio# as Josephus Posey# who thought hii
self Napoleon and wore his feet out gettin(
to Moscow) Alfred Nelsofi, as a philanthrope
lovingly oalled ,lH6dgie-Podgiew who though^
he was Rookerfeller and wrote oheol.s bo ’
ptove it) and 6sro Sanders* pirate uneronw
parable, though ransom-happy# played try'
Ralph Serenseh* : ;
Janie'Lou Hirshs. nbcro maid, was done
splendidly by Josdphine Schaefer; and,
Mrs* Letitla Wood, Eva * s mother, was playe
with sophistication by. Natidia Knutsen*
Two orderlies,.George Nelaon and Adolph
Larson and. two *bpy-fridnds, Donald Sagmoeh
and Harlan Adkison completed the casto
Mr*.and Mrs* Skeen, co^direotors, ere
to be .congratulated for. glueing the play
together with acting poise, thorough inter*
potation, and-appropriate casting*
Between acts,, the Student tody Presided
Delores Johnson, publiciy tU&nke? all who •
helpedmake the plc*.y^possibiow__
"* Dr*n3lvTstiaxu»cn,*~Dentist for-a3s> hold
olinio at the Hospital last wee?'; -he 3-ho<
ohildren west to him in groups, chap ironed'
by t)ie teaoher in oharge, and given a free
ride by Bus Driver, Herman Sbhoredor.
While this was going on. Dr* McKinley
was working on teeth in town in the oOttagi
previously engaged by the C of C for him*
He expressed isxtohfc.c'nd o:. a return' trip
to this aPea in ?b > f
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• ««he&*.I. tell ^ou9 he just
sat there as BIG and said*^.
"NO* 1 didn9t sign ay Ix*rf/(i
oome Tax keport. If .T»M £/%;
gonna guess what I made*.
let them guess uho made Iti
•••The gal to put a blush in every '
plumber* 8 J?aoe is the one hero who puts
hot watfex? bottles around her pump each . ... '
ni$ht* Frigid, ©h wot? ■ _ -v , , ^
. m to' to to. -n to :to;(1 : t
He oame home—but NO .poedle-cloth jaoketi
"Darlingy didn't you . see, anything exciting -
in poodle-cloth?*'Answers -^Ch* yes*' It
picked ufp something pretty nioe, but I didn’t
bring it home* Didn’t think you had .any
®"use for a blondt* (Ed. Note* Sr^r-^r-r*)
> •»«■•»••••• • to to. to- 'to 'to to'.— to . f
^ ' •••The Republicans are sure* the1re gonna
5 win thi s year* s *• presidential election* And
why not? They’ve a Candidate i*or each voters
**iDe you knew who andwers to "Jona"?
; • • * speaking of politics. ..have you !*eard
, ,th« Candidate the birth Control Society.i
^backing if or President? ,
u \ T.^HS’ s got to~many other s“wearing thi iff ;
hats-bacjfwards.lt *scpnf ufiin’,' . ;
•••Only a _pa,l oould&et away with this.i
He said, *^ow was my.acting?” (This after
the play the; other night.) •Wasn't it some*
" thing.w Answers ^It was something all rightc
BUt it wasn't actingsl;. *
•••Well, so long>.<Think I’ll go and play
some phonograph records* They were awfully
soranched, bun should be swell now* Last
night I sancUpapered them down*
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iPD ELECTION HELD
Frank Bohr* John Pearson* Carl Nunn*
Henry Smith, and Clyde Spearj wore eleeted :
to the PUD Board in one L iection jjeid
> April 8th at.nha r * .'a li* H .
Esther J)on'.io»; J-Vte-;* &♦.>>,n, Jr, -, «c>nd
Eli zal-ath IiK r: oiz yj-V&^ c> :**
' elect! o?ie *• -■ , •