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THE WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD MEN ,, , Left r'9hf. Joseph Brisco. Betsy Soule. Natalie Mulligan. Beverly Partridge. Barbara Houle, and Ronald Moore. -JUDGE LYNCH BcVCr,y Ar «. «« John n Madge Gallagher. Alice .... Abraham Nathanson. Madg Left to right, no Whiting-
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THE MANAGERS First Row. left to right: Rose Nardi, Ered Heald. Dolores Baldani. Stanley Motyl. Agnes Hoggarth. Eleanor Stewart. Patricia Reynolds, and Ann Westcott. Second Row: Shirley Greenhalgh. Norma Nelson, Jane Tomellini. Joan Trescott. Helen Mayoh. Louise McGeehan, and Irene Durant. Third Row. Joseph Parkinson, Edward Hammond. Dolores Stevens. Margaret Craik. and Walter Choquette. Fourth Row: Kenneth Fanning, Carle Wunschel. Robert Clarkson. Robert Simpson. Ralph Etherington. and Albert Schaubhut. Three One-Act Plays J IT was Saturday evening, March 8. 1947, and the East High thespians, after taking a hasty, last-minute look at their lines, were again presenting the annual three one-act plays. Each participant had the ardent hope that his play would be chosen to represent East in the state festival. “The Managers by Joseph C. Lincoln, “Judge Lynch by John William Rogers. Jr., and The Woman Who Understood Men by John Kirkpatrick were the competitive plays presented by the East Senior High Dramatic Society. Hiram Salters (Fred Heald) and Tim Tiddit (Stanley Moytl), uncles of Gertie (Dolores Baldani) in “The Managers , discovered that, contrary to their belief, Gertie was the true manager of their household. The dramatic play, Judge Lynch , was a story of a grave miscarriage of justice which occurred in the South. The characters in the play were Mrs. Joplin (Madge Gallagher), her daughter Ella (Dorothy Arnold), her husband Ed (John Whiting), and the stranger (Abe Nathanson). In the humorous play. The-Woman Who Understood Men”, the happy life of Judy (Barbara Houle) was greatly upset when Susan (Betsy Soule) related a headful of gossip about Ed (Joseph Brisco). Judy's fiance. Fannie (Beverly Partridge), Judy's mother, believed she understood men. especially her husband. Jim (Ronald Moore), so she gave Judy some advice, which only succeeded in making affairs worse. When Judy took matters into her own hand, all was settled to the satisfaction of everyone concerned. The judges. Miss Irene Carlin. Miss Mary McMahon, and Mr. Tilden B. Mason, selected Judge Lynch” as the winning play, which was presented in the Rhode Island Drama Festival. The enthusiastic applause, as the final curtain fell, proved that the one-act plays, under the expert direction of Miss Flora S. Curtis, were once again an outstanding success. -4 83
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