College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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SAN MATEO JUNIOR COLLEGE S7 Qnee1z'.r H7l.fbd77lll' P29 f CDramatic5 f 310 PURPLE patch in the history of the San Mateo junior College . . . beautiful lighting . . . colorful sets . . . musical intervals . . . soft murmurings, Miss Beveridge, a discerning director . . . per- formance an interesting interpretation . . . enthusiastic San Francisco news- paper reviews. Y THE QUEEN'S HUSBAND A gentle king and a selfwilled queen . . . revolution . . . romance . . . humor . . . irony . . . pathos. King Eric, quiet, firm, unassuming, full of dry Wit, hen- pecked. . . . Red' Cosgrave. Queen Martha . . . beautiful . . . lproud . . . majestic . . . sweeping . . . ambitious . . . Ardine Otts. A strong supporting cast . . . Phipps, the kings valet, powdered hair, snobbish nose, accom- modating at checkers . . . Dale Kearns. Lord Bitton, suave . . . dissembling . . , the perfect diplomat . . . Byron Goodman. The militaristic General Northrup . . . head of the king's forces . . . Larry Hill. Prince William . . . the weak . . . the despicable . . . the undesirable suitor . . . Queen Martha's choice for her daughter's hand . . . Dick Hoag. The young lovers . . . the sweet and lovely Princess Ann . . . Betty Blodgett . . . and the handsome secretary . . . jerry Towne . . . a princess and a commoner . . . the course of true love. Two charming ladies-in-waiting . . . resplendent in velvet robes and Howing