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PS BOGE FIT I ETS TPN ° Rok Y, : nh 23 4 he Sat : ; 2 Fr Qu Ot Yoh ects Raitned et aad 7 ay mas. 5 eo : =. 0, ee ae : ie 7R d feo ends USER ES TPA, . : 4 - 1726, y a F t e A B a gb (Mag Oe IIe Soper! = ae F©,ay a aaLen, n R ALA ct Weak } 56a ie /‘gioves QASs ($6.37 : May @ Madam President and of 11-1926. Members Ogden of Utah. the Drama Club In reporting the activities of the Drama Club for the year 1925 and 1926, we find the club has had a most instructive year under the directior of the Program Committee, Mrs. Philip knisley, chairman Mrs, Mark Brown and J Hillabrant,. Seventy-five programs Warren Mrs. Walter were — printed and these have been distributed all over the state and Mrs. Knisley received, among others, letters | from Mrs, Miller, Dr. Howard Griggs, Mrs. Pearl Broxam, General Federation State Chairman of Drama: commenting upon the quality of the work, a Every active program, and member of the elub has been has also acted as hostess. The for subject the year was "Drama out door on the Dealing with | "Faith and Intellect" arranged the Life of Art", by Jane Nugent Cochens and adapted by Katherine S knisley, Chairman, The opened with ideal out-of-doors season Chesterton, under Evans in an Horace Nebeker, home. In Greenwell, and Mrs, The club program the cast Mrs. George had when the Mrs. C. Le another play directionof Mrs. were s@&tting Mrs. Mrs. Coray, Mrs. J. Abbott. the an E. Evans, delightful Ladies Literary by G. Joseph at her Eber Piers, Mrs. Clyde Andrew K. Mrs. Clark reciprocity Club of Dix, Mrs. Salt Lake, furnished the program and later on in the year the Drama Club returned the courtesy by presenting two, one act plays. The first was, | "Por Distinguished service" by Florence Clay knox. The cast included Mrs. Philip J. Martineau and Mrs, Carlyle Eubank, In the other, "Square Pegs" by Clifford Bax, Mrs. Greenwell and Miss Lillian O'Neil were the Bryant Clyde players. Musical accompaniment was furnished irs. W. Jd. Hillabrant and Mrs. Royal Eccles. Both of the plays first one will be the Presbyterian other one "Square are going given May Church, Pegs". by to be repeated. The — 4th for the Ladies of in the Wien the Church, Drama and Club the | — “yor co-operate with Three afternoons were Barber, Miss 1Oth. "Faust" followed knisl ey e the by Dana Sempre devoted discussions Kelly and Musical to Mrs. the led Club study of. by Mrs. Philip May Arthur Warren One afternoon was devoted to the "Faust" music, under the able direction of Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant, Miss Grace Mathews and Miss Ellen Thomas sang vocal solos. Thomas. Mrs. Joe The LeChrist school ballet dance. Oleson accompanied Miss of Dans tne furnished a "Faust" Thra the courtesy of the Glen Brothers Roberts Music Company the new Orthophonic Victor machine was used for the solos of "Faust" and Mephisthpheles, using the artists who are singing on the Metropolitan stage today. Another interesting program Congregational Church. The was given in the subject of the day was “Hebrew Dramatic Expression”. The Goshen of Salt Lake gave an address on An Organ preceeded recital the by D. Sterling address. Rev. HKlmer "Job", Wheelwright Three hundred club women and others of the city were invited to attend and were received in the foyer E. The and A. of the auditoriumby Larkin and following discussed the our past Presidents meeting Mrs. Wm "dob" in @ most Thru out the year plays have following members:Mrs. E. Zelta Minnie Lew Ballinger, Moore Beason. Mrs. Brown, All of the characters in @ realistic manner on the readers Arnold all Professor Prank R. of Utah Drama Club. been read by the A. Larkin, Miss R Morrell, Miss R Eccles and Mrs, of the plays were protrayed that reflected much credit provided for of Mrs, Arthur Wright read interesting way. © Joseph and afternoons college Joseph Mrs. President club very enjoyable the Agricultural members. addressed of us one afternoon on _ the subject "European Points of View on the Theater". He discussed the conservative and discriminating French point of view toward art in the Theater, Veaudville and Movie Invasion of Paris, giving us one of the most delightful afternoons of the entire year. | Some very splendid papers emphasising afternoon was "Current our years work with Mrs. Samuel enjoyable given were outstanding, the Powell discussing the as "Ten and theme Drama Chairman. best the another Events" Talks playsof of were the Year". | The last play of the year to be cast was under the efficient direction of Mrs. E. J. Piers "Chitra" _ by Tagore. Nobel prize winner of 1913. Guests were invited and it was presented, by the following cast:Mrs, Herman B. Way, Mrs. Thompson Corn, Mrs. E. R. Dumke and Mrs. Eber F. Piers. The oriental musical Mirs. A. H. Allan and Mrs. Royal Eccles, arrangement was adapted by Mrs. W. J. Hillabrant and The closing program carries work and reaches the climax The subject will Hebrew Faith and direction Our President ment of Ellen Mrs, reading and Miss the the theme of of the years the vears activity. be "Elijah", an illustration will be under the able of Miss — of | Thomas, Larkin Thomas will will Orotorio". give tell a of scriptural | the "Develop- Mrs. Martineau will be the pianist of the day and solos will be sung by Miss Thomas, Mrs. A. H. Allen and Mrs. Gilbert Porter. Mrs. Fred Coffman will take part in the Mr . Wm » Wright trio, and Mr. Howard Shupe will Gasiat.. The Breakfast program is under the direction Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell, and will be supplied Outside our of President, Program Joseph irs, work has Mrs, been Mrs, Philip P,. Morrell. Larkin Splendidly invited to read E. very A. generously Larkin, Warren "Chanticleer" our Kensley by given of later. by Chairman and Mrs. Rostand, so for our own club that she was repeat it and did so before "The . Acacia Club", "Twelth Mirs. of the Ward and Phillip the "Historical the Ninth Warren Drama gave Club" Ward knisley,as a talk and the Mutuals". state before the Chairman Utah Agricultural Dealing with Women's Club, her subject the Life of Faith", was Mrs, R. Morrell "Sunken Joseph for the The Drama A of Ladies play The and has several be given when will Clubs Drama Club Daughters also Day Club. Another reciprocity scheduled, Our in Club President the Chair membership of of for Lake Larkin has with Feceration Lake the is Mother's Ladies also not only Ltée gh) every next Child presided obligation | submitted. (Ne City the the City has carried e Respectfully charge Salt | engagements. State in Bell Smithfield. future program Salt Mrs. but has Program of the convenes Culture liberary Club Club Womens October. read Hauptman's Liberary "Drama of taken into the was dcdecided of forty-five, was not instructed especially , to sta be ee | sites al rows paSssea ist; aca balloting. All elected, New. % ¥ . < Phe de het A ' eee. | fs LEG. hiydirde cards a‘ t a) b| i © ou oe Deas € so and the to secure a i “% 4 time. the However, Committee e * GER Me ! aye ee eaves: gla wer to 3 ven, Jf oa LLL, "y? ch J ¢ ee ego the oe (} St Club de ¢ "q a uh } he ia ; 4 mY a A oneal ik , 2 wWraoa; Ww od RY A dh aay ak 9 iopin ery oe for candidates : \ trving material. membershin f = ot it number members, proposed tier ment members standing new presented for y f Wed Lai sent new Membership EOP. 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