Metz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Metz, MO)

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Y 1 5 ,.- .. .- aa it X 1 . nf f simon cuss p PLAY ,YX MELODRAMA ls N NM: K P OO ' K Eqfir ' 1 , 7 5 Q Metz. iigigh ar the di- Oren Kleitz h Stockley Homer Lyons fhine illi xerene Seat s ret McGinnis Jhn Sl1mlll6I'S 1ice Charles Betty Finch :ich aunt in :sr Imagine , when aunt Lt. A for-4 enlisted to fiance comes ns arrive, the truth . pily. i 'riiaif-' ' '- 7 ' l --in-n--gn! .-...Q-.... ---.-.--. cAsT gg. CHARACTERS ' Marjorie Landis - in search of a career - Venice Charles Mr. Landis Mrs. Landis Aunt Mary Helen Stevens Jimmie Barlow Jack Dixon - her father ' Willis Catherwood - her mother - Mabel Graham - Mrs. Landis' sister - Wilma Strait - Marjorie's best friend -Betty Morrison - In love with.Marjorie - Eugene Potter - Jim ie's best friend - Everett Perry Horace Bilewater-Dillingham, town genius - Marvin Wikoff Miss Kelley - Famous talent discoverer - Madge Lyons Miss VonBlagden-Motio .picture director -i Mary F. Bray Burke - W A government man p - Jerome Mhstain Q Y N O PyS I S Melodrama in Nankipoon portrays 1. a stage-struck group of small town folk, all positive they have aa po- tential career before the foot-lights. Lack of en- couragement fromfPa and the boys do not deter them in their ambitions. They are easy prey to two confidence women from the City, who promise them a brilliant smge Career, in return for a sum of money, ' Officer Burke arrives in time to save their money and to convince the girls and Ma that Nankipoo isn't so bad after all. '

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x ' K ' ' 1-f Q,-,ne , - . e- - - -- --, ,.,.,,, -..-3-.-...f w q-1-N-ng... .v n,,,,,,,,,...... ,,.,..a,aM5a:v y lumen CLASS PLAYNX. Y .A E H ' 'J f- . SIQQK Wi-1012, rfsliitifrh was Presented by the Junior C1355 at the Metz lg School 'Saturday night, October 16, under the di- rection of Miss Madeline oeinee. C A S T Lyman Winohell, Just a husband - - Oren Kleitz Estelle winohell, Just his wife--Twylah Stockley qngmy Rotanah, y Just a pal - - - Homer Lyons G?gne,l Ste rl ing, Tommy's fiance --Josephine ot Alige Bainbridge, Lyman's aunt ---- Katherene Seats VJennie, Just a servant--Margaret McGinnis Jimmie, Just e delivery boy -- ---- John Summers Jlrene Andrews, Just Estelle's:hienLNenice Charles hose Stanford, Another friend ----- Betty Finch ysrrorsis Lyman Winchell's allowance from his rich aunt in Europe is to cease the moment he marries. Imagine his and his secret brides discomfiture, when aunt Alice suddenly appears for a Weeks visit. A for4 mer admirer of Estel1e's dis quickly enlisted to masquerade as her husband. Then his fiance comes to call. Many embarrassing situations arrive, until they finally decide to tell aunt the truth . Aunt is very lenient, and all ends happily. J Senza MELCDD - ,mn W 'f,,: -- 3 A Marjorie L Mr. Landis Mrs. Landi Aunt Mary Helen Stev Jimmie Bar Jack Dixon Horace Bil- Miss Kellel Miss VonBl Burke 'Melo group of tential ca couragemen their ambi women from Career, in Offi and to con so bad aft

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