Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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Paul Clements Program On Saturday, April 11, Mr. Paul Clements, a famous musician, visited N. A. N. S. and presented an exceptionally good program. His program consisted of two parts. The first a puppet show of Jack and the Bean Stalk, and the second, Mr. Clements ' take-off on some of America ' s most famous composers and musicians. Adam and Eva James King, a rich man .Ernest Hartz Julie De ' itt, his eldest daughter. ..Mary Cockerham Corinthia, his parlor maid Mary Lamport Clinton DeWitt, his son-in-law John Clark Eva Clark, his youngest daughter Helen Hammond Aunt Abby Rocker, his sister-in-law Nancy Fox Dr. Jack Delamater, his neighbor Dick Moore Horace Pilgrim, his uncle J. C. Odom Adam Smith, his business manager Chester Allen Lord Andrew, his would-be-son-in-law. Ernest Caretto This play, a three-act comedy, was given by the Junior class on May 9, and was probably received better than any other performance presented the entire year. Joint Owners in Spain The Landlady Mable Prior Mrs. Fillerton Mary Kramer Mrs. Blair Dorothy Fillerup Miss Dyer... Mary Lamport H u n .1 1- L- d T

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ramail s Russian Quartet The lyceum course opened the night of October 15th, when the Russian Cathedral Quartet presented their program. The group consisted of a baritone, a basso profundo, and two tenors. The outstanding feature of the quartet, however, was that all four of the singers were really born in Russia. Seldom are native representations of foreign songs found in the United States. Earle Wallace Dancers Second in the course of lyceum events came the Earle Wallace Dancers on the evening of November 12. Individually and collectively the group, composed of four dancers, pre- sented a program of real merit which was much appreciated by the large audience. The Pot Boiler Cast Mr. Ivory - Raynor Brookfield Miss Ivory Emia McLane Mr. Ruler — Joe Archambeau Mr. Inkwell- — - Herbert Green Mr. Wouldby Chester Allen Mrs. Pencil Cleona Heywood The Author Ernest Hartz The Pot Boiler, the first play of the year, was presented by the Dramatic Club, December 10. It was a satire on the melodrama, a play which served well its puiiDose, that of creat- ing interest in the dramatics of the school. Christmas Play The annual N. A. N. S. dramatization of the Christmas story was presented December 15. The play and music, as well as the costumes, scenery, stage settings, and lighting ef- fects, afforded an evening ' s entertainment which will not be forgotten. Third Lyceum Number This number which was brought to N. A. N. S. on the eve- ning of March 2, was the i)rogram of Edna Swanson Ver-Haar, well known contralto singer. Her program, which was of a varied nature, including songs of pathos as well as those of mirth, was a performance to be long remembered by the stu- dents of N. A. N. S. One Hun d i- e 1 T w e n t y

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