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TOWN AND GOWN BOY MEETS GIRL The first presentation of Town and Gown this year was Boy Meets Girl , by Belle and Samuel Spewack, on October 21 and 22 m the Masonic Temple. This racy, fast- moving comedy was given arena style with the audience on three sides, and only furniture and costumes were used to indicate time and place, since no scen- ery could be employed. Although the circle theatre made it more difficuH for the actors, it gave a more realistic impres- sion for the audience. Jim Thomas capably handled the role of C. F. Friday, a Hollywood movie pro- ducer, who is the central figure. His two out-cast scenario writers, J. Carlyle Ben- son (Irving Geisser) and Robert Law (Ted Bell), with the collaboration of Warren Hayes and ferry Friend as Green and Slade, the song-writing team, kept the audience in a gay state of mind with their hilarious antics. Larry Toms, the cowboy, played by Vern Dalluge, was made the scope-goat 26 »
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of many a practical joke, but he tried to keep up his fading reputation as a movie cowboy. He hated to take second billing to Happy, the $3,500-a-week infant of Susie, but he had no alternative. Frank Beaman was cast as the businesslike Rosetti, who as Larry Toms ' agent was constantly trying to keep up Toms ' pres- tige. Janet Beaumont gave a splendid por- trayal of Susie, the innocent young lady who never went to high school, and who seemed to have misplaced the father of her baby. Good supporting roles in the cast were given by Shirley McElhany as Miss Crews, the secretary of Mr. Friday, and Jamil Toubbeh, who capably filled the role of the Indian soldier who won Susie for his wife. Director of the play was Dr. M. W. Tillson, and Bob Marsden was stage man- ager. 27 »
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