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"But Mavern Hamilton convinced them that it was all on the level when he produced his badge as priâ€" vate detoctive, which had been given this as he wanted someone to take care of his checkers whi ‘lfi‘t‘fremflmmgmmw __Jeff Bennett attributes this sucâ€" cess to his talent at passing the‘ buck. ‘"I‘m King because I never work," is his way of putting it. Myra Jane Hutton (she won‘t adâ€" mit it but we know different)â€" 4300054 - Pss troublesome. Not only do the local police authorities object to it on the grounds of disturbing the peace and quiet, but on one occasion the enâ€" tireâ€"cast was arrested as suspects in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Many surprising things have been revealed by a systematic interview of the entire cast of the Senior play. We will try in the small space alâ€" loted us to tell all that is of. most interest about these senior "playâ€" boys and playâ€"girls." Miss Rinkenberger was interâ€" viewed first about the progress that is being made on the play. "All is coming along fins excéepting for the revolution scene. This scene is Highlights About The Senior Play . | To Be Given Friday Night, March 11th THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932 ""I‘m Only The King radios. people chew more gum n gr.cgy _ _ mm‘ecxl}m NUR 10f aays without eatingâ€"beâ€" tiween meals. Chemistry is a great sport. I‘ve found that the combined effect of soda and acid is invigoratâ€" ing, but you won‘t divulge it, will you? I think I‘m on the verge of a great discoveryâ€"one that will make _Al Meyer has lost in love and leaves Myra to Dick, but he has anâ€" other interest in lifeâ€"the study of "stinks" as it is termed in the dear old Tand of Tonsylvania. "I often retire to my laboratory where I his robes of office rl;;zik(;--i’-li!;‘;â€" effiminate. He isn‘t, really he claims. of hard tack." Ted Pasquesi, the silent m>ek stuâ€" deont, has at last shown his true feathers. "My revolution will change the maps of â€"the world. My plans, when fulfilled, will make each child in Tonsylvania rich. Each child, when the revolution suceseds, will be given a lead penny, two telephone cause of his knowle?(ge of sleightâ€"ofâ€"hand tricks. Ewell likes his part as butler Why. on!y yesterday he was able tc my part for I‘ve always resp>ctful and polite." David Canmann complains ‘that the. role of Major does not entitle him to enough chevrons to attract his lady friend‘s notice. Confidenâ€" tially he said, "I‘m not satisfied with at checkers because heâ€" says higher rank entitles him to the of winner." Northrup (Mavern Hamilton) ennett).doesn‘t seem to know um and buy less magic and got to be app:ar | or so l TH E. P RES3 his role y t n s sn n us y & * "af se‘ ane fryx'ng to tell t_}l\e kx'ng how are trying to tell th what it‘s all about. SLEEECCCCCCOECCARRENCIReRYR TeR veererr se OOeuTe P IMPIHS .:).:..0000000neche enc ominiabivinee s Carl Gustafson Lord Birten .............................s Harley Dee PECHICY smsssminnnseitiiecomenenninnnnnens nonns James Ewell Princess Anne .::.:.â€".....;. Myra Jane Hutton Queen Martha .....____... Mary Noerenberg Ladyâ€"inâ€"waiting ...._..___._. Helen Verwee General Northrup ...~.__ ‘Mavern Hamilton King Eric VIII ... _.._. "Jeff" Bennet Major Blent .._......____._. _ ‘"Dave" Canmann BOMII@F :.............0....0.00.c0s0000...000..0, James Tibbetts Dr, Eellman .......__._._._._\_ ‘‘Ted" Pasquest Prince William ..._ ___.___ ... "A}" Meyer Laker 2c ; so.l *n The cast consists of : though secretly, in love with the king‘s daughâ€" ter, Pr_incess Anne, is played by'Dick Gault. Eri‘c . VIII‘s secretary and who is yery deenly The role of Fr:derick Granton, who is King Eric YVIlII‘s sanrstams Frederick Granton cen In Cast . "Al‘ Meyer . Fred Fell Busses and North Shore trains â€"will provide transportation to the Senior play for those without cars. ing. space_behind the schpo) will be policed for safety and handling of traffic. $ « be All North Shore trains will stop at Vine avenue half an hour before and after the play. . > TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED FOR THOSE ATTENDING PLAY early in order to be in the auditorâ€" ium on time to usher. The senior girls who are usherI“ng and also attending the senior banâ€" quet will have to leave the dinner ’ Thirtyâ€"two girls have been chosen :to usher for the Senior play which will be held on Friday night. Those who have been chosen are â€"Charlotteâ€"Clark,;â€"Mona Southcombe, Sara George, Lycke Lindquist, Barâ€" bara Sullivan, Jennie George, Helâ€" ~na ~10CKWwell, June istockwell, Anne Tefft, Mary Wilder, Lillian Perrson, Erna Gaede, Loretto Schwalbach, Catherine Orlandi, Elsie Nelson, Madeline Crotty, Lena Lucchi; Zadaâ€" Clark, Mary Louise Walters, Ruth Hirsch, Betty Straight, Ruth Anâ€" derson, Juliana Willman, Luella Willman, Zelda Cohn, Violet Johnâ€" son, Ruth Bolt, Marion Thorson, Dorothy Melville, Rose Roth, Elizaâ€" beth Nilsson, and Dorothy Schwall. Busses will be run from Deerfield fore and after the play. * um nds ty dho t oal e mares 3 S ie 2s PLAY ~Bto "*‘*a; All =2 1 G%