Schuster School - Proscenium Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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CALENDAR OF CLOSING TERM SENIOR RECITALS Monday Afternoon, May 10 -- Pauline MacLean, miscellaneous, and Nolia Gatliff, The Love of Azalia.n Tuesday Evening, May 1 I -- Olga Reinstatler, Daddy Longlcgs, Edna Rohan, miscel- laneous. Friday Afternoon, May 14 Gertrude Brice, Paolo and Francesca, Irene Spencer, mis- cellaneous. Saturday Evening, May 15 - Edna Ramsey, Disraeli, Faith Tracy, miscellaneous. June 7 and 8 Senior Class Plays -v- Her Own Way by Clyde Fitch, Orestes by Richard Lev Callienne JUNIOR EVENTS Monday, April 12 The Class Play, Preparatory Girls. Monday Evening, May 3 - Junior recital. All Juniors. He1p Wanted, Preparatory Juniors. Wednesday, May 26- Junior Class Play, HThe Gift. Page twenty-nine

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TYRONE POWER OMETIME near the middle of February, sounds of great confusion, much pounding, the odor of paint, and the racing of a sewing machine issued from the Little Playhouse. Tyrone Power - By Jove e was superintending the rehtting and redecoration 0f the stage. Seven electricians, three carpenters, two painters, and that marvel of marvels when it came to getting a lot of Work done in no time, Charles, Mr. Power's valet, rushed about following the rapid fire of the actor's directions with alacrity. They had not worked for him many hours before finding out the wisdom of Hlooking sharp. At times a space was cleared for rehearsals, but the work continued in spite of these slight interrupa tions. Mr. Boyd Agin came in for hearty congratulations when he managed to rehang the new curtain satisfactorily, for Mr. Power was in a high dudgeon over the way it had been done. At last all was ready for the dress rehearsal. Charles had taken the last stitches in the bathrobes and dining room curtains, out of which he had conjured his master's costumes. The seven electricians sat about with their hats on and their hands in their pockets, waiting for the great man's arrival. Oh, that dress rev hearsal! Will those who Were present ever forget it? Perhaps it would not do to repeat some of the things that sent us into gales of laughter. But we who were privileged to watch Mr. Power at work learned that his appreciation of the importance of little things has made him what he is. The program of four scenes from the classics was given twice before very appreciative audiences. The first performance took place Thursday evening, Feb- ruary 25, and the second, Saturday afternoon, February 27. These scenes were given as a formal opening of the Little Playhouse, with Tyrone Power as the visit ing star. He was supported by Mrs. Power ta graduate of the Schuster School, 1899i and members of the Little Playhouse Company in the following program: Chorus . . . . Mrs. SchusterhMartin Julius Caesar Shakespeare Garden Scene Brutus . . . . A . Mr. Power Portia, his wife . . . . Mrs. Power Page thirty-one