Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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S il 249' XC in Ls W 1 1' 'The AS I-I L A Ii, On March 25, 1928, the players presented four onefact plays which represented the college on the Czark Wesleyan Lyceum Course. The plays were as follows: Tire Florist Shaft WINI FRED HAWKRIDCE Scene: A florist shop in April. Characters Maude . .... Virginia Kenney Henry . . . . Walter Baird Slovsky . . Raymond Tomlinson Miss Wells . Annabell Anchors Mr. jackson ..... Chandler Key Dust of the Roald KENNETH SAWYER GOODMAN Scene: A farm house about one o'clock on a Christmas morning in the early seventies. Characters Old Man . .... Harry Weaver Prudence Steele . . . Jenny Louise Potts The Tramp . Raymond Tomlinson Peter Steele ..... Angus Springer The Vttlmntn HOLWORTHY HALL and ROBERT MIDDLEMASS Scene: Warden's office in the State's Prison at Wethersfield, Connecticut, about II o'clock on a rainy night. W Characters . . . . . Chandler Key . . . Paul Marney Angus Springer Cathran Furby George Burkett Warden Holt Father Daly James Dyke . Josephine Paris Dan . . joint Owners' in Spam ALICE BROWN Scene: An old ladies' home. Characters Miss Mitchell . . . Mrs. Fullerton . Miss Dyer . A Mrs. Blair . . Martha Atkinson Frances Trowbridge . Lucille Griffith . Bernice Merrell if . .li 1 9 ! l. . 1 f 5 I . ii l 4 A 1, 0 'F Q5 if I fr I N Eng Hi ll 'N It ll!! .li W il il M. gn. alf ll ml ly KN . T

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t Q Y S N: Qi gf ii E :I l l s s l H sr H 3 Fsg li v 1 i A-4 is il? Ei The Wesleyan Players The Wesleyan Players are the students of Ozark Wesleyan College who are mem bers of the Dramatic Club. Members of the club are chosen by careful tryout 'fiwiie Whole Tewmfs TeiUriing JOHN EMERSON AND ANITA LOOS In October, IQ27 the players presented the three act farce, The Whole Town s Talking, by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Members of the cast were as follows Henry Simmons Harriet Simmon Ethel Simmons Chester Binney Letty Lythe Donald Swift Roger Shields Lila Wilson Sally Otis Annie Sadie Bloom Taxi Driver Mrs. Jackson Raymond Tomlinson Bernice Merrell Frances Trowbridge Cecil Colley Virginia Kenney Stanley Bye Carl Pearce Annabel Anchors Jennie Louise Potts Martha Atkinson Cathran Furby Angus Springer Lucille Griffith