Spencerport Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Spencerport, NY)

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i SYNOPSIS Aff I-Early morning in the kitchen of the Rudd bachelor establishment. :let II-The Rudd library, five days later. Act III-The same on the evening of the same day. Produced under the direction of Miss Beatrice Rapalje Tripp BUSINESS STAFF 1i'usi11.e.s'.s- manager .............. Roger Ladd Tickets ............ ..., E arl Adams, Lester Welcli Property managers .. .. W'illis Dimock, James Lapp Stage IlSSi l'I7lft .. ........... Leo Goodridge .4 BRIEF STORY OF THE PLAY. Colonel Rudd has a violent temper, a Chinese cook, a mischief loving son and an enemy, The enemy, Colonel Byrd, also has a violent temper and a charming daughter, Marjorie, with whom Bob Rudd has fallen in love. lf Colonel Byrd knew of this attachment he would never consent to the engagement. To gain this consent, Bob has visited the Byrd's under the name of Tom Foster, whom the old gentleman likes, but Marjorie insists on having Bob's f'ather's consent also. The feeling be- tween the two old gentlemen is mutual and the prospect for the lovers is dismal. Bob's father has a girl picked out for him, and the girl's mother also favors this match, but the girl, Julia Carroll, is in love with Ned Graydon. A maid is necessary in Bob's home and he thinks of a plan to win the old gentleman's consent. Bob has Marjorie take the position of maid, and she wins over the Colonel, who wishes to adopt her. Meanwhile Bob has invited Graydon to visit him as a college friend who is working his way thru college by selling things in the summer time. Graydon, under his false pretenses, forgets his assumed name and mixes things up in general. Colonel Byrd arrives in search of his daughter whom he declares is in the home of Colonel Rudd. Ching is told by the young people to keep the Colonel from seeing his daughter and exciting times follow. Colonel Rudd disinherits his son because he refuses to marry Julia Carroll, and there is many misunderstandings. At last every thing ends all right. 32