Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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THESTESPEAN 55 JUNE A COMEDY DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS By MARIE DIRAN THE CHA R A CTERS Mrs. Susan Hopkins Flossie Turner Marion Hopkins, her (laughter Evelyn Black June Rose, the Orphan Xiece of Mrs. Hopkins Ethel Miller Miss Banks, forelady of the Glove Department Reeda Fish Topsy, servant of Mrs. Hopkins Cecyl Byrley Jen, Tilly, Milly, barders at Mrs. Hopkins, and employed by Armstrong Company Ruby Bain, Irene Carnes, Verda Yiall Jim Armstrong, son of the proprietor of Armstrong. Company .... Josh Faulkner Fred Benton, an Assistant to the same firm Bob Lee Snoozer, the ambitious son of Mrs. Hopkins Jakie Howard Abraham Poindexter, porter at the store Chas. Heidrick Any number of young men and women, clerks and boarders. Scene: Mrs. Hopkins ' boarding house in a suburban town, ■ : ' r ' ■ ' ' i ' ■ ■• I! k ■■!■■ r: ■ ■-, .-■ ■ ■: ■■ ::. ...r

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56 THESTESPEAN mini mini iiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiui iniiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i n ; iiimiii iiiiiiiiuin irainuiiiiiiiiiniiiini jii . DRAMATIC SOCIETY Say ! the Expression Department has a real live organization this year hasn ' t it? I used to think it was where a girl went and learned to rave mad- ly or like Sarah Bernhardt with no apparent effect, except to cause her Roomies to have nervous prostration, but the Department this year has been doing things. I don ' t seem to remember anything in particular they have done this year. You don ' t? — why have you forgotten, ' Mrs Oaklies ' Telephone and Belles of Canterbury ' and the Dramatic Society, they organized right after Christmas? Oh! to be sure, how stupid, of course I remember, I ' ll never forget that perfectly grand reception they gave in March. Everything all decorated in pink ami white, it was lovely! And, my dear! didn ' t we have some wonderful times on those Dra- matic Society hikes? I should say, but the thing I enjoyed most this year was a play June they put 011 in April. I never was so thrilled over anything in my life. Weren ' t Cecil Byrley and Charles Hedrick a scream? Not half so funny as Flossie Turner, but my dear, Josh and Ethel and Jakie were simply wonderful in their parts, didn ' t you think. ' Bob Lee was a perfect villain and Evelyn Black a perfect little villainess. Yeah, all parts were great — Yerda and Irene and Ruby were fine too. I enjoyed the Dramatic Society programs, too, didn ' t you? That scene from ' As You Like It ' was my favorite. Yes, you are right, the Expression Department has been doing some lively work this year.