Thomas Starr King Middle School - Echoes Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Presented by the B9 Dramatic and French classes of Thomas Starr King Junior High School, June, 1930 with the following casts: ENGLISH ' CI-IABLEAU .......... ........ ............,..............,. JEANNE ............. MERANTE ............ ..... PIERRE ............................. Mme. MERANTE .......,.......... lst REVOLUTIONIST ......... ..... Znd REVOLUTIONIST .........,. 3rd REVOLUTIONIST ....... ' ............... FRENCH .Mario Tartaglia Dorothy Dutcher .-...David Mociile ........Richa1'd Condit ..........Maxine Livesy ....David Wofford ..--.....Lewis White .........Jack Walker CHABLILAU .......... .............,........ .,....... G e orge Golitzen JEANNE ........,..,... M. MERANTE ......... PIERRE ..,..,.......,,......,,.......... Mme. MERANTE .................. Ier REVOLUTIONAIRE .......,..... Zme REVOLUTIONAIRE .......... 3me REVOLUTIONAIRE ........... ...........Virginia Peck ...,..,..Richard Condit ...............Stua1't Ratliff .........Betty Jane Robe .......George Albert .....L....Louis Bokay ......-..Jack Walker Two Hundred S SVSU 1-een

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i ,C CW' 717C -gf ,. l I l I The Aufhor-Roberl Williamson, B9 Pupil ARISTOCRAT NOR PEASANT A play in one act, written in English by ROBERT C. WILLIAMSON Member of B9 Class and translated by pupils of a B9 Class in French THOMAS STARR KING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 1930 Two Hundred Sixleen 1l

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ARISTOCRAT NOR PEASANT A Play in C5416 Abt Scene: The cottage of Henri Chableau in a neighboring village of Orleans, France Time: Spring of 1793 during the French Revolution. CHARACTERS HENRI CHABLEAU, a revolution leader JEANNE, his daughter MERANTE, an aristocrat PIERRE, his son MMF.. MERANTE, his mother 1ST REVOLUTIONIST ZND REVOLUTIONIST 3RD REVOLUTIONIST STAGE SETTING The curtain opens to a spacious room in a typical French cottage. In the center rear is a large fireplace, in it the appearance of a fire heating a kettle of soup. To the left of it is a small table, above which hangs an old musket. South of the table is the entrance door. By the south wall there is a high bed with no head nor foot-board. To the right of the fireplace is a long work-table. Against the north wall is a cupboard, on which hangs an -apron. East of the cupboard a door leads to a bedroomg to the right of center stands a crude square dining-room tableg back of it a long bench and on either side there are short benchesg in front, center, a small chair. IEANNE is stirring the soup in the kettle in the fireplace. She is dressed in long, full skirt, and is covered by a light apron. She appears between seventeen and nineteen years of age. CHABLEAU is seated comfortably in the large chair near the fireplace. He is dressed with long trousers and a full shirt, his clothing is very plain and dark. He is about fifty' years of age. Two H undreel Eighteen