Word: cleopatras
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...song-hits of the play are said to be "Some Day in June", words and music of which were written by Abbott, and "Monterey" which is the work of Harris and W. L. White '24, "The Cleopatra Blues" and "The Nautical Naughts" are of a distinctly humourous character and their tunes are numbered among the best...
...complete list of songs is as follows: Act I 1. Learning to Dance Six Tired Students Henry and Pearson 2. Clouds Were Made to Roll Away Janet and Bob Abbott 3. The Cleopatra Blues Antony and Cleopatra Henry, Reynal, and Abbott 4. Some Day in June Janet and Bob Abbott 5. In Our Happy Minister's Home Barbara and Richards Abbott 6. Finale Janet and Ensemble Act II 1. Monterey The Troubadour and Ensemble White and Harris 2. Married Life Dorothy and George Greene and Abbott 3. The Nautical Naughts The Four Jolly Tars do Gandhi and Pearson...
Boys: J. J. Mapes '25, D. S. Byers '25, F. W. La Farge '25, C. C. Sise '25, B. N. Bohlen '25: Act I Cowan M. L. Stout '25 A piano-player J. B. Ricketson '25 Antony A. B. Cassedy '24 An electrician P. H. Theopold '25 Cleopatra A. M. White '25 Richards Clark Hodder '25 Leading Chorus Man J. G. Cushman '25 Kitty E. M. Carson '24 Molly Ranlet Miner '25 Janet Adair H. N. Pratt '24 Bob Stanley J. D. Lodge '25 Webber F. Van W. Mason '24 Barritello, a tragic actor J. S. Moynahan ocC. Barbara Rhodes...
Although many of the minor parts of the play remain to be assigned, the three principals were chosen over a week ago. The leading lady, Peggy Reese, is to be C. H. Morgan '24. Last year Morgan took the part of "Cleopatra" in "First Down Egypt" and also a feminine role in the Dramatic Club production "Beranger". The part of Phil Chapin, a very devoted admirer of Peggy, will be taken by J. J. Collier '24, who acted last year in both the Dramatic Club plays, "Beranger", and "The Life of Man". Another important male part is that of Prince...
...home-run kind, make an incredible catch, "as God might pick a comet." She insisted on meeting him. He wore diamond shirt studs in his evening clothes, but that didn't matter-the result of meeting was amorosity at first sight. Judith did her best to play Cleopatra to Tiny, but her ancestors were against her-she couldn't be a bad woman no matter how hard she tried. And besides Tiny respected her too much -so she simply had to marry him. Things went all right for a while, but then Tiny fell into a batting-slump...