Kansas City Kansas Community College - Owaissa Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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THE FILIBUSTER This year the college was distinctive in that its spring operetta was abso- lutely a home production. The Filibusterw, presented by the chorus, was written by Mr. Riley, chorus director, and Roland Rexroth, a student. T The play portrays the usual South American rebellion in the city of Brazuras with Capsillio out to win the presidency and the love of Zola, and President Postulado out to add to his fortunes by marrying Frances Wen.twor'th. But Bartholmew Swift steps in with plenty of nerve and some cases of Pep-O and wins the revolution and Frances. The cast: Juan, a soldier ..... . Nelson Clark Bernardo Capsillio . , . Alan Farley Hernando Gonzales . D. LaVerne Coleman Bartholomew Swift ..... . Howard Nlcliinley Gustavus Adolphus Bumps, Swift's partner .... Jack Myers Zola ........ Jessie Belle Van Deventer Frances Wentworth .... . Q . ' I . Iona Klock Felipe Postulado . . . , , Don Rose Ex-senator Richard Wentworth . . Marvin Schlappi Martha Wentworth, his wife . . . Margaret Naylor Emilio Salerno, captain of the guard . Nlartin Tipton Nita, a dancer . . . p . . . Hazel Engler A man with a grudge ..... V . . . Daniel Willson A chorus of' forty voices assisted in the production. Orchestra music was provided by the Central high school orchestra under the direction of W. NI. Ryder. T ipsi iso.

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