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YOU AND I The Junior College Players opened the current season with a contemporary comedy by the popular American playright, Philip Barry. This charming play combines a serious problem and a semi-tragic ending with a general lightness and gaiety. The leading role was taken by Russell Azzara who was so successful in both of last year ' s plays. Azzara gave a finished and sympathetic perform¬ ance in the role of the artist who was forced to choose between love and a career. Evelyn Culver, another of last year ' s students, was charming as Nancy, the perfect wife who couldn ' t quite com¬ pensate Matey for the loss of his beloved career. George Sutter as Ricky, the son of Matey and Nancy, and Leone Arnold as Ricky ' s sweetheart—both newcomers in the Junior College—were, delightful and natural as the young pair who were faced with the same problem Matey had beon forced to solve. Thanks to the sacrifice of Matey and Nancy, Ricky was able to have both career and wife. John Mollar, one of our most versatile players, was fine as Geoffrey Nichols, the popular novelist. Owen Hiddleson, another newcomer, was amusing as the soap manufacturer. June Phares took the part of Etta, the painfully beautiful and still more painfully dumb maid, bent on self- improveemnt. The fire which destroyed most of our scenery made it impossible for You and I to be stagad with the elaborate settings of past Junior College productions. However, You and I was quite attractively done with modern furniture, against a background of curtains. In this production, Director John Lawrence Seymour was capably assisted by Charlotte Wilson as assistant director and stage manager. The make-up of the cast was supervised by Miss Frater, and the lighting designed by Marshall Brooke. Above, left to right—John Molier, Owen Hiddleson, Evelyn Culver, Russell Azzara, Leone Arnold, George Sutter, June Phare s. Below, left to right—George Sutter, Leone Arnold, John Molier, Russell Azzara, Leone Arnold, Owen Hiddleson, George Sutter, Evelyn Culver. Below—Evelyn Culver, Russell Azzara.
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