Hedding College - Orange Yearbook (Abingdon, IL)

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4 1 ix 541 1122,-sfa2iz3:1.w My Qfgfg THTIPRIGECHTCOAL By Harold Brighouse As they appear: Mary Brown, Ellen's niece . . . VERDA CLINE Jack Brown .... . GLEN HARTBIAN Ellen Brown .... . BIIRIAM RICQDNIBER Polly Walker ........... . HELEN VANYVINKLE The Scene-Living room in Ellen Brown's home. The Time-Five-thirty in the morning. This play depicts life in a Lanarkshire colliery village. The Scotch folk in this mining region are marked by the life of the coal pit. The collier swings a pickaxe for hours, crouched in an impossibly small space in a heated atmosphere. The women, who become accustomed to the danger of the pits, manifest a stoicism which might be mistaken for callousness. But all of these people are admirable for their self- sacrifice and unconscious heroism. 555 55 if NEVERTHELESS An Interlude Before the Curtains By Stuart Walker A Girl . .... . A Boy . A Burglar ........ . The scene is a room just upstairs. The time is last night-or to-night, perhapsg and when burglar disappear through the curtains, the play is over. Raw PLAYGOERS A DOMESTIC EPISODE By Arthuv' W' Pinero The Persons of the Play: The Master ..... The Mistress . The Cook . . The Kitchenmaid . The Parlormaid . The Housemaid . . The Useful Maid . The Odd Man ........... The Scene-The morning room of a London house. The time is just after the breakfast hour. Directress, RIABEL E. REYNOLDS Music by Hedding Orchestra . RIARY TIARDIN REBA SHOEMAKER . RUTH PETERsoN irl, the boy, and the CLAIRE GRAHAM RIABEL RIEYTHALER . MARTHA DAVIS DOROTHY GALLUP . RUTH HooKER BIILDRED McCoY . ANNIE RIARRY . ALVIN CLARK iiffii? if if YCKC if il ifiiisw-Sie! f Sixty'one