Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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THE MANUAL, 1920 .ami .. ,152 ggi? Wm -'f'- h- -'f' N ...AAAA a - ...., ww ' W-..-.. Eau 3l2eher Qian Gisli The delightful play You Never Can Tell was presented by the Senior Class on May 24th. From the way the actors carried out their parts you would never have guessed that they were amateurs. Reeda Eibeck as Dolly Clandon, and Kurt Goldberger as her brother Philip, fairly carried the audience with them throughout the entire play. However Don Brown, as Valentine, the dentist, comes in for a lion's share of comment, for he certainly did put the true love stuff over the footlights. And when he kissed her-the smack, like the first shot at Lexington Green, was heard round the world. But that reminds me of Doris Elsesser, the receiver of the said smack. As Gloria Clandon she was a perfect trifler, but she fell for Mr. Bohun, the attractive lawyer. And who would have made a better lawyer than Louis Moscove? Ruth Goldstein as Mrs. Clandon and Carl Haeffner as Mr. Crampton certainly made a charming couple. You could tell they were married once, by the way they quarreled, but they had separated long ago and Mrs. Crampton changed her name to Clandon. Mr. Crampton was quite disgusted with the way his children greeted him after so long a lapse of time, but Balmy Water Boone, better known as William Shakespeare because he resembled him so much, reconciled Crampton by telling of his own son who was no other than Mr. Bohun, who, too,had changed his name to be distinctive. Ralph Ojeman as the waiter was an ideal man for the part. Then there was Herbert Wolfram as Mr. Finch, the solicitor. Who would have thought that pretty Dolly Clandon would have fallen in love with him? And as the ballyhoo artist for the sideshow says, last but not least we have Mary Applegren as the maid. While Mary's part was a minor one, it is always the minor parts that lend atmosphere and charm to the play. What would a dentist do without a pretty maid to receive patients-well, You Never Can Tell. This paragraph is reserved for one, Miss Flora L. Ebaugh, who directed the play .Her ability as a director is best judged by the way in which the large audience expressed its approval and admiration of the performance.