University High School - Tower Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)

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Suppressed Desires Cusf of Clnzrmfrrs Mm. Slufrlu-fr l3n'u'.tlrr Fimwtrs iVlATTHl1W'9 Slvlhlrwz Brcu'xfi'r . . PAUL PlfTI3RsoN Miilzvl, Mfr. Bnuauvfm-'.v xixfvr . ALDYTH Turon A large and enthusiastic audience witnessed the presentation of a highly entertaining one-act play. Szzj1j1r1'.m'd Desires, February 10, 1931. One of the aims of Strut and Fret is to train students to coach plays. The student coach for this play was Miss Gladys Morse. This one-act comedy centers around the Freudian theory of dreams and their interpretations. Many ridiculously funny situations arise and the audience was kept interested and was hilarious throughout the play. Aldyth Taylor did rn very clever piece of acting as sister Mable who caused Mrs. Brewster-very skillfully portrayed by Frances Matthews-to give up her faith in Freud. Paul Peterson showed dramatic ability in his characterization of Stephen Our llullilmil liitqlfly-fin'