Word: paula
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Dates: during 1905-1905
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...taken by N. Edwards '05, was exceedingly attractive, and won continual approval by Edwards almost deceptive ability to look and act the part. P. G., Henderson '05, as Friederike. In the quarrel scenes with Gollwitz, showed inimitable handling of a trying part, and created much laughter, as did the Paula of G. A. Schneider '07, who took clever advantage of his many opportunities. F. W. Cloud '05, as Dr. Neumeister, showed a very pleasing restraint and never stepped out of his part. H. Bowditch '05, as Karl Gross, "aus Berlin," and T. W. Knauth '07, as Rosa, the maid, contributed...
...cast: Martin Gollwitz, Professor, C. Ehlermann, JR., '05 Friederike, seine Frau, P. G. Henderson '05 Paula, deren Tochter, G. A. Schneider '05 Dr. Neumeister, F. W. Cloud '05 Marianne, seine Frau, N. Edwards '05 Striese, Theater director, C. Kempner '06 Karl Gross, aus Berlin, H. Bowditch '05 Emil Gross. genannt Sterneck, H. Hagedorn '07 Rosa, Magd. T. W. Knauth '07 Meissner, Diener, S. M. Dorrance '05 August, Diener, R. L. Hale...
...final cast of "Der Raub der Sabinerinnen," the comedy to be given this year by the Deutscher Verein, is as follows: Martin Gollwitz, Professor, C. Ehlermann, Jr., '05 Friederike, seine Frau, P. G. Henderson '05 Paula, deren Tochter, G. A. Schneider '05 Dr. Neumeister, F. W. Cloud '05 Marianne, seine Frau, N. Edwards '05 Striese, Theater director, C. Kempner '06 Karl Gross, aus Berlin, H. Bowditch '05 Emil Gross, genannt Sterneck, H. Hagedorn '07 Rosa, Magd. T. W. Knauth '07 Meissuer, Diener, S. M. Dorrance '05 Auguste, Magd. R. L. Hale...
...evening of the performance, the professor anxiously seeks a chance to steal away to the theatre. Paula and Neumeister devise a plan whereby all three make their escape, leaving Mrs. Gollwitz alone with Marianne, for Rosa has also gone...
Before long Paula and Rosa return weeping, followed later by Gollwitz and Neumeister. The play has proved a failure, and Striese soon appears in costume, driven from the stage. Mrs. Gollwitz now learns the truth. Next morning when all are making preparations to leave town, Gross calls and tells of a great success at the theatre the night before. Striese also arrives and assures Gollwitz that through an actor's presence of mind in substituting another play for the last two acts, the audience went away enthusiastic. Mrs. Gollwitz is appeased and Gross reconciled to Emil...