Word: girls
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...taste. So a novel developed that was staged in the open, where the heroine was always Miss Middleton--always the Miss." Mr. Leacock went on to describe the hair-breadth escape from the Apaches of the typical couple alone far out in the wilderness; how the hero lowers the girl 200 feet down a precipice with his lariat, and they ride off together over the prairie to the little railway station, where they are to separate forever...
...first performance, which was given Wednesday, was a great success, being well received by an enthusiastic audience. Miss Helenka Adamowska, who plays the part of Primerose, depicts excellently the gay pretence of a serious-minded girl who realizes and hates the wicked and idle life of her father's castle. Her love with Pierre de Lancrey, her confession to her godmother and uncle, and a denoument of momentous pathos following the climax of her meeting with Pierre, are the themes around which the story is built...
...cast for the three play is as follows: "The Next Step On": A Boy, G. P. Baker, Jr. An Old Man, S. Van K. Fairbanks 1L. An Elderly Lady, Miss Hartigan An Elderly Gentleman, H. Scholle Occ. A Girl, Mrs. Massey "Mother Love": Maggie, Miss Knowlton Mother, Miss Delano Jim, H. F. Carlton 1G. Lura, Miss Sands "Cooks and Cardinals": Kathleen, Miss Miss Chorpenning Teddy, C. S. Howard '20 Mrs. Connelly, Miss Delano Father Anslem, Edward Massey Levraut, H. Scholle Occ. Cardinal, Thomas Watson
...Next Step On," by W. Butterfield '20: A Boy, G. P. Baker, Jr. An Old Man, S. Van K. Fairbanks 1L. An Elderly Lady, Miss Hartigan An Elderly Gentleman, H. Scholle Occ. A Girl, Mrs. Massey "Mother Love," by Gertrude Buck: Maggie, Miss Knowlton Mother, Miss Delano Jim, H. F. Carlton 1G. Lura, Miss Sands "Cooks and Cardinals," by Norman Lindau: Kathleen, Miss Chorpenning Teddy, C. S. Howard '20 Mrs. Connelly, Miss Delano Father Anslem, Edward Massey Levraut, H. Scholle Occ. Cardinal, Thomas Watson
...drawn, as to make the story perhaps the issue's best. Mr. Slingerland's "Fifty Below," except for a few spots of rather stilted conversation, is estimable. Interesting, but at times slightly artificial and overdone, is the third story of the number, Mr. Cutler's highly-colored "A Respectable Girl...