Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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XIII THE BULL DOG The Class of 1922 Presents is gg 99 The Silver Lining Book and Drama by Yandell S. Beans. Music and Lyrics by B. Errol Parish. The Silver Lining, a musical drama, is unique in production and new in character. It portrays the modern interpretation of the Prodigal Son. Ralph Wharton leaves home in the first act because of the stigma placed upon his name by the general public, through the conviction of his father of a crime which he did not commit. The second act shows the young man in the whirl of modern social life, attempting to forget. At the psychological moment the young prodigal finds himself within the val- ley of decision, and in the third act the cloud which overhangs the home is lifted. The play opens with a prologue and closes with an epilogue, tell- ing the story in music and speech of the departure and return of the prodi- gal of the Orient. The leading dramatic roles will be taken by Ray Bradley, Wayne Sorrell, Earl Saladen, Edith Anderson, Ruth Oberlies, and Mrs. Leavitt, while the musical roles will be supported by B. Errol Parish, Harold Fey, Charles Stanton, Alice Sorrell and Lola Raver. The cast will be supported by the same chorus which featured in the musical play Keep Step. Executive Staff : Advertising Manager ....... .......... S . R. Bradley Business Manager ......... .......... G erald Rowland Property Man ......... .......... J oseph Moore Stage Manager ........ ......... W ayne Sorrell Producing Staff : Musical Director ........ ......... B . Errol Parish Playwright ............... ....... Y andell .S. Beans Orchestrator. A ,YYY YVVV rg, Y AV , . r . Page Ninety-th' -

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