The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, December 2, 1939, Page 6

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Franklin uth next Tt LOCAL SATLIN for Sit- JER RUBEL T0 LOCATE IN J RING FEVER” APPLAUDED BY GOODAUDSEH(E tudents Display Talent in School Play Present- ed last Evening ) p.m 5 UNEA U lsereceesecssneccoocecccoooeossoses - - Lode and placer locaucl notices RN A tor sale at The Empire Office. Clamorous applause greeted the youthful thespians as e curtain o s went down on the third act of “Spring P r,” the annual all- school play presented last evening in the hi nool gymnasium. The f ncerned the trials and tribulations of students at Brook- field College—or any college for that matter—the day before commence ment. The entre action takes p! in the living room of Mrs ler's rooming house. Romantic interest in “ g Fey- er” w provided by 2 Anne Purcell (Isabel Parsons) and How- ard Brant (Paul Coke). The yo heroine made male hearts flutter and feminine eyes green with en as she played her part with and gre and most notable at times her distinct dialogue Paul again this year for his portrayal of Brookfield Coll ang- a senior at ater” with his zoology prof. Vic Lewis, an art student, was giv- en e Hermann who was neatly r Virgil by Bob Thibodeau. President of the college, Dr. Dixon, was given the e beach near Jupiter, Fla., present a mystery to Coast Guard ship to which they belonged. A copper plate on the boat read to belief a German ship may have been sunk by an Allied warship or foundered in a storm, Minioion bttt e e This lifeboat and other wreckage cast upon th investigators seeking a key to the fate of the “See-Berufsgenossenshaft, 14998;” leading takes honors ' 1o undecided in the s of love with Isabel, and in ellent presentation by Dick Maude Corey (Howard's spinster|ipo production aunt from California) was played in a spendid manner by Barbara gayiey Turne Maude, was given with excellence | p,; E | HEATING COMPANY W. J. NIEMI, Owner “Let your plumbing worry be our worry.” Phone 788. P Treat Your Battery RIGHT! ERING IT TO OUR BATTERY ROOM FOR AN OVERHAUL AND RECHARGE ¥ you need sulphuric acid or Edisun Battery Solution, WE HAVE IT. 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Mary Stewart took the play wa ork done by Miss prunes — - part of Mrs. Spangler with good pyuth McVay, director, who was as- CAIL characterization at all times, andgiseq by the following members of 3 & Ahlers || ALASKA Rice E Stage Managers, LeRoy Vestal, Lighting, Lee Lucas; Ve Heciors Bean, aake-up, Sue Stewart, Mildred foe Transperialiol “iloon, visetia | Br9gs’ “BEAUTYWARE" [ iy Maciae, oker Plumbing Fixtures ompany A ¥ phine Campbell; Promptresses, May- o desired effect by Jim Glasse, and | Gelle George, Shirley Davis: Ushers, n = 0il [ Mavis Nikula (Vics heart interesd | Buq Lowell: Programe, Esther b R& = Sailings from Pier 7 Seattle SMILE THE W HILE—Six-year-old Frank Horn of Mal- vied top honors with the heroine |y, nsion; Hand Properties, Astrid B s Burners Leaves vern, N. 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