Bradford Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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Brad orc! Ie:-Izwzfvcvlfs mor Qramaficis R N the evening of Fehruary 27th ahout four huntlretl people gatheretl in our school hall to see-what? XVe were toltl hy uniler-classmen we were to present School for Scandal, antl many were the witle-openetl eyes when A Rose o' Plymouth Town was seen at the top of the programs. The play is a romantic cometly in four acts, :intl written hy Miss Beulah lVIarie Dix antl lVIrs. lfvelyn Greenleaf Sutherlantl. 'lihe scene is laid in Plymouth in the early New lfnglantl tlays, when the lntlians were so hostile to our forefathers. 'l'he story tleals especially with the love affair of a young French maitl antl an amhitious young settler. lncitlentally the romance of another couple is hrought in, also the evervtlav affairs in Captain Standishls home, which is the principal scene of action. i The stage represented a room in Stantlish's home with all the Colonial furnishings. The open fireplace with the hanging pot, the settle istsi