Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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RED LETTER DAYS FEBRUARY 26

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EARLY TO BED Early to Rise Best Picture of 1945 Miss Morrison» Director CAST Abbie Fuller, well meaning spinster who is busy filling a mpther’s place ......Kathleen Scraper Bobby Fuller, eighteen and inclined to be lazy-Bill Colby “Early to Bed—Early to Rise” by William Davidson, a heart warming three-act comedy was presented two nights, May 1-2, by eleven senior class members. Marion Fuller, attractive and twenty-two.. Annore Blanding Everitt Fuller, a friendly “inventor” of about fifty ....................................Eldon Treaster Spanky Minuti, grown up—with a shrewd frankness ................................LaDonna Parker Jim Griggs, a comely young man ..............Harold Bartleson Patsy Fuller, interested in pets .................Pftt Power Daisy Fairfax, a lady of the press ...........Lois Houghton Patsy is crazy about pets. The family endures the procession of stray dogs and white rats that come into the household above the pet shop; but when Patsy brings home Violet, a tame skunk, her family is at wit’s end. Aunt Abbie, general family manager, says they must move; but dad, who is forever inventing wierd contraptions, says that won’t work and still dreams of an inventor’s success. Bobby, an older brother, who hates studying, hut loves automobiles, is rushed by Spanky the cute little trick across the way who fears she’ll be an old maid unless she lands Bobby. Marion, an older sister, encounters competition with Laura, southern charmer, for her boss’ affection, but finally lands in his arms! Otto Kirschmeier, a kindly little old German.. .Keith Myers Mr. Conkle, the spare man of middle age. .. .Dennis Holway Laura Montgomery, a rather fragile Southern girl ...........................Doris James In an endeavor to solve difficulties, Patsy dreams of winning a ticket for the model house and yard. Luckily she does win, but sells it for the sake of her pet shop owner, Otto Kirschmeir. Marion also benefits from the selling of the ticket by having nifty clothes and nice “environments” and thus everyone is made happy.

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