The club is sponsoring a pro
gram of three one-act plays for
the student body. The plays are
"The First Dress Suit,” written
by Russel Medcraft; "A Message;
from Khufu," by H. Stuart Cott-j
man and Le Vergne Shan; and
"Tropical Isle" by Arthur Le Roy
Kaser. Everett R. Erickson, dub
adviser, will direct the program.
"The First Dress Suit," a one
act comedy with the scene laid
in a living room, is enacted by
four characters; they are as fol
lows: Buddy Llndstrom, Teddy!
Harding; Louise Tanner, Mrs.
Harding; Scott Ford, Johnny
Drake; and Sybil Godfrey, Betty,
Harding.
me second one-act piay is a
Message from Khufu," which is a
drama. The action takes place
within a tomb. The characters tak
ing part are Edward Bowden,
Professor Arthur Hardin; Rich
ard Aikens, Herman; Bill Winn,
Butch; and Joe Sterling. Ben.
The third play is called 'Tropi
cal Isle," a one-act musical com
edy. The action occurs on an isle
in the tropics. The cast consists
of Walter Scott, Captain John
Stern; Birdie Jensen. May Stem;
John Krugness, Jack 'Raymond;
Lincoln Turner, Professor pottle;
I Josephine Campbell, Jdfin Battle;’
Mary Stewart, Doris Battle; Tom
Stewart, Charles Smears; Rachel
Borleck, Cecelia Bard; Corrinne
| Jenne, Cynthia Cinders; Clifford
! Berg, George; and Le Roy West,
i Wun Lung. The chorus for the
play is Minnie Rogers, Clara Han
son, Ir e n e McCormick, Patricia
Harland, Jeanne VanderLeest, and
I Geraldine Boddlng. The girls are
| to be accompanied by Carol Rob
ertson.
