College of the Sisters of Bethany - Ivy Leaf Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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T I-I E. I V Y L E A F RECITAL GIVEN APRIL SECOND The Eliland -Song Cycle ........ . . .Von Fieetz Lillian Carson Nocturne ..... ............. .... B a lakireff The Journey ..... ,...... G linka Tired Hands ..................... .... S anderson The Crescent Moon ................. .... S anderson Frances Johnston One Fine Day-Aria from Madame Butterfly .... Puccini Songs from The Life of a Rose ............... Lehmann Mary Livingston Bird Songs-Song Cycle ........... .... L ehmann Edna Hawkes SPRING COMIC OPERA THE GONDOLIERS or The King of Barataria Dramatis Personae Duke of Plaza-Toro ................... Margaret Lewis Luiz .................... ..... L ouise Wright Don Alhambra Del Bolero. . . .... Frances Johnston Marco Palmieri ........... ..... L illian Carson Guiseppe Palmieri ..... .... P olly Speelman Duchess of Plaza-Toro. . . ..... Sarah Ewart Casilda ............. ..... E dna Hawkes Gianetta . . . . . .Mary Livingston Tessa . . . ....... Lucille Willis Inez ....... ..................... A gatha Mae Bean Act. I. The Piazzetta, Venice. Act. II. Pavilion in Palace of Barataria. Even the best of uonks ncefl uid. Sn, fm' :ond results use gas, And nnlke your home more beautiful With fixture:-. thut will last. The Capital Gus und Electric Company. Covcll's have n tlclifrlllfill 11l'l'11y. Make your house a place of beauty, Anil vegetables. fl'0.Nll und fine, Mnke it 11 real home! They Hlilklf deliveries ull the dny Your furniture, buy it at Km'lan's- And mnke you gland to dine. And you'll no farther roam. Page 33

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THE IVY LEAF Drazmatzr UW! A Miss Kerns, Director To me it seems as if when God conceived the world, that was poetryg He formed it, and that was sculptureg He varied and colored it, and that was paintingg and then, crowning all, Hu peopled it with living beings, and that was the grand, divine, eternal dl-3mgl, Charlotte Cushman. Drama is one of the most important factors in modern education. Besides its rec- reational, educational, and cultural advantages, it is a manifestation of life, morals, and character. Know and live the art, off and on the stage, for all too often people will overrate an actor's genius and underrate his trained skill. The great average of the public, whether in schools, churches or private organiza- tions, is aware that in good, clean entertainment is to be found a strong, vital force for accomplishment and for doing good. e-verie A Play by Percival Wilde Time-Christmas Eve. Place-Living-room of Harkness homestead. Characters Ex-Governor, Richard Harkness ...., Rev. Horace Stowell Grandmother Harkness ....... . .Pauline Robinette Richard Harkness, Junior ..... .... R alph Heurwag Mrs. Riichard Harkness, Junior . . . . .Virginia Rehkopf George Harkness ........... . . .Mervyn Kennedy Mrs. George Harkness ...... . . .Dorothy Renker Richard Harkness the Third. . . . . .Antoinette Tod The Butler ................ . . .James McCoy Memories: Marion Broadhurst Grace Meyer Antoinette Tod Gladys Skinner Lois Perkins Louise Giblette Other Grandchildren: Elizabeth Abrams Margaret Dutton Gracie Lou Kiene Valerie Whitcomb Hihhs' Uloiliimr Store is the place to go Xvllllll you want' :food clothes where the prices are low, The good nntured salesmen are always polite, l And you'll he assured that your clothes are all right. 'People muy 1-vine, und people may gn, Girls who :ire jewels must have jewels to wear, Bu! pliotogruphs live forever. Jewels that :ire fair, and jewels that are rare, llunllin und Willard will please you so, So now if for jewelry you're looking around- And their service will fuil you never. Just go to Pelletier's-the best to be found. Pa-ge 35