Modesto Junior College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Buccaneer I936 Page 75 f ONCE IN A LIFETIME. CORRECT! R1oTous Comedy STaged By College Players In Wmd-up of Busy Dramahc Year Miss BarreTT Capably Handles D'FficuIT Produchon of Hollywood Farce CAST OF CAMPUS COMEDY SMASH By CAROL EVANS The ruThIess spoTIlghT oT Once In a LlTeTlme Turned upon Holly wood and 1Ts glamorous sTars To expose The eccenTrlclT1es oT The moving pucTure mdusTry an an amuslng saTsre The play was sTaged In The M I-I S audlTorlum May 22 and 23 by The IvIodesTo Junior Col lege Players on Their luck hear abouT The new discovery movies sound pIcTures May Evelyn BarneTT Jerry Lee VlncenT and George John Babcock decide To open a voice cuITure school To Train IU experienced acTors George a dumb cluclc Through luck and encounTers I-Ielen I-Io barT a Louella Parsons Type Isa bel Walsh and I-Ierman Glog huer The Czar oTT1Imdom played by Bob Eley rises To be The greaT esT movie magnaTe In Hollywood Ivlovle queens pampered dar lungs 1mporTed auThors and Thousand airplanes add To The hllarlous Time had only once In a IlTeTlme An unusually large casT oT over 30 players presenTed The play Mass Barbara BarreTT as coach was responsible Tor The success oT a play wnlch broughT hllarlous merrlmenT To IvIodesTo audiences Bob Eley was asslsTanT As Tlve seTs were necessary Tor The play each scene was In charge oT a dlTTerenT person MISS BARBARA BARRETT d I Iy 1 ' . I u I I , a , . . , l, . I Three vaudeville acTors down . - ' ' ll ' ll T In - I . i l : l I I I I I I I I ' I ' T . . . rama's Idy

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Page 74 Buccaneer T936 WARTIME IN CELLAR THEATRE World War Scenes Re-enacfed On Four Consecufive Nighfs By Sfuclenf Direcfecl Cast Maurice Corbefl' Wins Praise For Emofional Porfrayal. By HARVEY koEHN lvlonThs oT preparaTion, and hours oT grueling rehearsals pre- ceded The debuT oT Journey's End. All Too soon came The TirsT MISS JEAN WILLIAMS . . . arTisT, designer nighT. WiTh Evelyn BarneTT ad- minisTering The painTs and DirecT- ors Barbara BarreTT and Bob Eley doing The backsTage cheering, The play was given March 4, 5, 6 and 7. SpecTaTors-agreed on orchids To Maurice CorbeTT Tor his en- ThusiasTic perTormance as Lieu- TenanT Raleigh. Lee Clark, as CapTain STanhope, was judged by some as The ouTsTanding Tigure oT The presenTaTion. Lynn Windus, in The parT oT PrivaTe Mason, made a major oT a minor role. Judd STurTevanT, porTraying LieuTenanT TroTTer, was declared equally eTTecTive by observers. Lee VincenT's acTing as Lieu- TenanT l-libberT was especially commendable, nor is The.consisT- anT and sincere reenacTmenT oT LieuTenanT Osborne by George Maze To be overlooked. Clyde Oden as SergeanT Maior and Warren Deering as Colonel made commendable ap- pearances as did Charles Oakley in The role oT CapTain l-lardy. . Ahcred WhiTman as a BriTish privaTe and John Den Dulk, in The parT oT a capTured German soldier, added color and suspense To The producTion. l-lorrors oT war, iTs superTicial glories, and Terrors oT being aT- Tacked, made war seem a realiTy as specTaTors lived Through The various scenes. Copious Tears were shed, and convicTions oT war as a beasTly, ghasTly shame permeaTed The air. THE FATAL MINUTE COMES I . -. . Lee VincenT, Lee Clark, George Maze awalT h

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Page 76 Buccaneer I936 CAMPUS SPEAKERS WIN HONORS Phi Rho Pi, Honorary Debafing SocieTy, EnTerTains Campus Wi'l'h ln'l'eresTing Weekly Noon Deba'l'es. Typical Subiecf, Resolved, a Hale ln The Sfocking ls Be'H'er Than a Shiny Nose. TWO MONTHS EQUAL ONE DEBATE . . Sfanding, Alice Frederiksen, Lois Drake, Mary Vincenfg seaTed, Dean McCauley, Carolyn Nelson, Theodore Olson. By MARGARET VINCENT A progressive sTep in debaTing was Taken This year in The Toren- sics deparTmenT by The Training oTa larger-group oT speakers Than usual. Emphasis was placed on boTh inTramural and inTercol- legiaTe debaTing and ModesTo Junior College was ably repre- senTed in clashes wiTh Sacramen- To, San Francisco, San Jose, San lvlaTeo and BakersTield. TheTimelyquesTionTorTheyear was Resolved ThaT Congress should be permiTTed by a Two- Thirds voTe To override decisions oT The Supreme CourT in declar- ing acTs oT Congress unconsTi- TuTional. AcTiviTies oT The Phi Rho Pi, na- Tional honorary Torensic socie-Ty, were direcTed by Dean McCauley during The Eall and Lois Drake in The Spring. On March 27 Two Teams parTicipaTed in The PaciTic CoasT Phi Rho Pi TournamenT aT Los Angeles. New members iniTiaTed This year included Jean Turner, Alice Erederiksen, Mary VincenT, 1 Bill Campbell, KaThryne Spivey, Ed SmiTh, Joseph Jones, Ted Olson, l-loward Erickson, John Den Dulk and Oren l-lewiTT. Over 40 sTudenTs parTicipaTed in inTramural debaTes held in The assembly hall under direcTion oT Dr. E. O. SmiTh, debaTe coach.