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Albert M. Kanrich has done the orchestration, and his twelve-piece orchestra will play the "Al Fareedah" musical numbers, which are well adapted to dancing, and will be used for the dances after the performances. "He'll Wait," sung by M. H. Dill '20 as Ella, and "Say, You Couldn't Hold Me Back," sung by J. F. Lautner '21 as Stuffy, are two of Dill's best competitions...
...Frothingham, chairman, and Miss Anna Winslow, E. Bangs and Miss Ella Snelling, P. C. Cabot and Miss Anita Dunn, H. G. Robb and Miss Elizabeth Caswell, R. M. Sedgewick and Dorothy Peabody, H. B. W. Snelling and Miss Gladys Fox, F. O. Lothrop and Miss Thelma Hall, N. S. Walker and Miss Helenka Adamouska...
...Efficiency" Jones, the leading part, will be played by W. B. Leach '22, while M. H. Dill '20 will fill the role of charming and romantic Ella...
...Efficiency" has been largely influenced in going to Arabia by the unsuccessful outcome of a love affair with his employer's romantically-inclined adopted daughter, Ella, whose affections have won by the Romeo style of wooing of a new suitor--and adventurer with eyes only for her fortune. Finally disillusioned, she searches for her first lover, despite the attempts of the second to put her off the trail, experiencing a chain of adventures which culminate at the Carnival of Cocoanuts, the annual Arabian Red Cross Festival. In this final scene comes which, it is said, is a dazzling display...
Hats off to Lampy. Our worthy colleague has performed the impossible; it has made even more popular than usual that feature of every properly appointed household--the Cosmopolitan. From the delicate and tactful "take-off" on the late lamented Ella Wheeler Wilcox to the masterpiece of cartoonist art entitled "Woodruina" Lampy scores a decisive victory in the realm of humor. Of all forms of wit burlesque is perhaps the hardest to carry off. Nine times out of ten it falls flat simply because it is overdone. But the editors of the Lampoon knew when to stop, and therein lies their...