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Chorus of Ponies, Harem Girls, Mediums and Soldiers...
...laugh-producer and as a production calculated to send its audiences away whistling some of its catchy tunes, it promises well to be a marked success. A score of beautiful "ladies" form the chorus--some of them being of the American beauty type, and others Turkish harem ladies. Modern and Oriental dances, funny and serious songs,--everything that goes to make up a bright musical comedy are found in "A Bug in a Rug,"--and finally all is centerer about a real plot...
...production includes eighteen musical numbers, most of them of an Oriental nature accompanied by the dances of the Turkish harem ladies who form the chorus...
...effectiveness of the lyrics marred by hurrying. The "Prophet" was well acted by J. J. Rowe '07, and his songs "Morocco" and "To Kill is Our Fate", were encored for their convincing interpretation. H. B. Sawyer '06 was graceful in his dancing and sang "We're known as the Harem" with spirit, but his acting was at other times uneven. One of the best numbers in the performance was the "Oh Gee!" duet by B. L. Young '07 as "Sally" and H. W. Nichols '07 as "Rhamam." H. D. Chandler '06 made a good comic opera Englishman...
...07Ras El Nianar, the Prophet, J. J. Rowe '07Slave, A. G. Grant '07Ab Dar Rhamam, head of the Army, H. W. Nichols '07Sally, an English girl, B. L. Young '07Fanchetta, H. B. Sawyer '06Blue Wagtail Birds, R. S. Townsend '07 E. J. Fraser-Campbell '06Quartet, Murderers, Populace, Sailors, Coons, Harem...