New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 24, 1926, Page 3

ro NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926. ] A crowded auditorium of parents mates, members of the school and friends gathered at the High school last night ass night exercises, hering of the graduation iencement tomor “The Hurry-Up Bride,” comedy, proved to be the t ever offered in the history of the school the opening ne, the large e was Kept in a constant thter by the jokes imes worn by the cast us through their 1 who 1 . Burns Il-around excellence a musical memori: in studic ed in a new role v successful in por- traying part of Hennessy, cro )f the newly elected mayor, Martin fuldoon, rann played by Donald Me- Roth comedians mad eam and thelr appearance be- fore the foo was a signal for an outburst of laughter. The play centered upon forts of the hero, played by Dorsey, to m the mayor's daugh- | ter, (Barbara Troop) pite the ambitions of her father to have her [— narry the duke (John Gowen). | the ef- neis | DONALD McCRANY President BARBARA TROOP Vice-President CATHERINE BROWN Secretary FRANCIS DORSEY I'rcasurer aining The climax of the play comes in |3 O HIE & (Doctor of Polished ciEl0s garEnch .lm‘ il t g ¢ the last of the five scenes when o0 o tin at et we will slowly mar Vil fiss H Muldoon, as mayor, performed the | 0" Attt i " ‘ marriage ceremony between th s o e 3 et hero and his own daughter thinking | g 3 ¢ Henry ¥ vi l of our i to be rsal of the real wed- |ICPRY YOUF liplo i forts of the nervous We v n Al : 2 follow instructions given |o\,.0 nignt progran I o s Hennessy and the repart R Wh e S i / d between Muldoon and Hen- [ (70 0 : : B : » combined to make this scene {1 N E P ; e he best of the play. The scene |, riov | Sl . ; fal comes to a cloge when the i sl By LILLIAN Al " e ed to a former sweetl S Lock pars Class Will X1. To Lester Kilduff Catherine Brown, who was to t % i = > : : id at the wedding. The |Class History 1l S0 By Anne Doyle Rl R ctions hix daughter's mar- v Tillian A . San Be it known to Ei that 1. To Quentin Quinr Although every member of S Rl 1 members o 0l, ¢ e : cast scored In his par! nior High sct 1id of Miss Har I cLnly the efforts of Henry Bra £ ¢ ! veri = a ann as the W ad to sels s of Barbara Troop e o min : ne, Marian Scheyd in pon Donald St W Tk ) Miss Y a lErcniine o Good ¢ ) It surer I to |3 c e to 1 : Adler's history was especial- i 0 Har Moo = : i given. At one time in the s | 1 that Dorofhy Boilard. Cat 3 \ to lead the football team st fall [theory may he to @ first 3. [ ! ‘M I¢ . w ‘ nd who was to graduate with the 1 The prom ¢ ! 1 Celivered 1 on mar- |shat . omas Conway, ML ‘ ] ;e well. 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