Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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LARGEST IDLJPPET Sl-lCDXl IN THREE VILLAGE Early audiences of the R.B.l-l.S. Theatre pronounced the remodelling of the past season a huge success, not only from the standpoint of added conveniences for both puppets and pup- peteers, but also because of the beauty of the new surroundings. To aid in costuming, set-building, and program-printing, an entire wing of shops was added to the theater proper. Another wing has been provided for the perusal of Shakespearean and other classics and the studying of past successes and failures and the psychology of the characterizations in the offerings of the playhouse. A well-appointed library, three rooms in length, affords ample facilities for elaborating upon such research, The puppeteers are highly pleased with their new dining room and the added storage space, indirect lighting, and new furnishings in their offices. Stairways are divided into two lanes to relieve congested traffic, halls are wider and doors set back in the walls so as not to conflict with passers-by, as are the lockers, economizing on space and eliminating the necessity of frequent dustings. Even the puppets seem to perk up with the new ventilating system which keeps the various sanctums of research at the proper humidity and at an even, comfortable temperature. The Board of Directors look forward to a brilliant and highly successful season.

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