Cory Rawson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Rawson, OH)

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REEEEEEEEEEEE THE ECHO A EFEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFPE The Arrival of Kitty The Cast of the Junior Class Play William Winkler ---- ----- J ohn Shank Aunt Jane this sisteri - - - Kathryn Burkett Jane this nieccj - Barbara Walter Tinglepaugh fBellboyJ - Howard Foltz Sam fcolored porterj - - Dwayne Folk Benjamin More - Ronald Ketzenbarger Bolibie Baxter - - - Ronald Cameron Kitty tan actressj - - ' ' - Ilorotha Crist Suzette 1Aunt Jane's niaidi -'----- Bernadine Keel Scene-Lobby of Halycon House in the Catskill Mountains. Time-August. The success of the play rested mainly on the splendid ahility of our Class Sponsor, Miss Mary E. Gordon, who seemed to enjoy such work. Next comes the class whom we have to thank in every way for their wonderful cooperation in giving the play. SYNOPSIS Winkler played the leading roleg the other character played an interwoven plan about him. Aunt Jane characterized the typical old maid type of woman. Jane, 1Winkler's niecel, was the real upeto-date sweetheart, clearly portraying that true love never runs smoothly. Bobbie Baxter, the fun-maker, and his masquerade carried the audience with hiin in fits of laughter, when he arrived on the scene dressed as Kitty Bendersu. Kittie Benders, the actress, was the very fountain of movement, grace and red hot anger at times. Benjamin More, the gentleman fram N. Y., caused suspense and excitoliitnt hy delaying the main plot with his love making, etc., to all the female characters. Tinglepaugh, the up-to-date Bellboy, carried thru like an ajax. All prices were like mountains of glaciers lsteep and slipperyj. Sam, the porter, saved the day several times by dragging in the trunk or in- terrupting some one. He was the superstitious part of the play. Suzette, a typical maid of a family of rich people, had very few speeches hut served to excite interest all thru the play. fMore power to Suzettc.J This play is one of those rare and really funny plays which acts itself. It is always a success and has to be repeated. It is easily produced. Each part a star part. Babbie Baxter pursuing his little love affair with Jane against the opposition of his uncle, William Winkler, has occasion to disguise himself as a woman and is mistaken for Kitty, an actress and close friend of Winkler's, to the vast confusion of everything and everybody, which is intensified by the arrival of the real Kitty Benders. -Geo. Oldham, Jr. of R. H. S., 'Ill-'32 thirteen