: Officers President Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell Vice-President Recording Mrs. Secretary Corresponding Mrs. Secretary Evans D. Jay Larson Miss Rosemary Barber Treasurer Miss Auditor Dana Mrs. Delbert Historian * S. Harold Miss Minnie Kelly B. Foulger Moore Brown Parliamentarian Mrs. Lew Custodian Mrs. Eber F. Piers | W. Beason Committees MEMBERSHIP Mrs. Paul Thatcher Mrs. Fred Mrs. Froerer Adam Patterson, Jr. PLAY Miss Minnie Moore Brown Mrs. Mrs. Horace G. Nebeker Carlyle C. Eubank PRESS Mrs. J. Gilbert Porter Mrs. Philip J. Dix Mrs. Roland Parry COURTESY Mrs. Elijah A. Larkin Mrs. Joseph Brewer Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell HOUSE Mrs. S. Dilworth Young Mrs. Eber Mrs. F. Piers Royal Eccles C. Dixon Kapple BY-LAWS Mrs. Clyde T. Greenwell Mrs. CLUB Mrs. Richard Delbert Mrs. Arthur PROGRAM Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple Ss BREAKFAST B. Porter Mrs. Mrs. Delbert PROGRAM Mrs. David Foulger Mrs. S. Romney Mrs. I. Bruce Lew W. Beason Roland Parry Mrs. Arthur W. McQuarrie Grix Perkins 1940-1941 Foulger Mrs. 1941-1942 Members Bader, Mrs. Robert Barber, Miss Rosemary Beason, Mrs. Rrewer, Lew Mrs. Jes. W. Brown, Miss Vinnie Moore Bunnell. Mrs. Merrill! J. Coray, Mrs. Claude Dix, Mrs. 1418 1463 Phillip J. Mrs. S. Harold C. Fred Greenwell, Mrs. Clyde T. Greenwell, Mrs. Darrell J. Greix. Mrs. Arthur W. Avenue; 2284-M Fairbanks, Alaska Marilyn Drive; 2253 2508 Jackson Avenue; 2839 Brinker Avenue; 260 394 2819 Washington Foulger, Mrs. Delbert B. Froerer, Mrs. Binford L. Eccles, Mrs. Royal Eubank, Mrs. Carlyle Evans, 348 Thirty-third Street; 2596-M 672 Twenty-sixth Street; 1132 2723 Brinker Avenue; 2899-W 2432 Taylor Avenue; 2965 2865 Washington Blvd.; 2699-M Blvd.; 3977-J 2868 Eccles Avenue; 2492-M 2669 Madison Avenue; 3157 1121 Twenty-third Street; 3186-J 1662 Kiesel Avenue; 3486-W 747 Twenty-ninth Street; 1337-R- Kapple, Mrs. C. Dixon Kelly. Miss Dana 2767 Monroe Blvd.; 2117 Adams Avenue; Larkin, larson, 2545 Eccles Avenue; 2548 2856 Malan Avenue: 2934-M Mrs. Elijah A. irs. D. Jay Morrell, Mrs. Joseph R. McQuarrie, Mrs. I. Bruce Nebeker, Mrs. Horace G. 3630-M 1529-W 2533 Eccles Avenue; 724 2537 Harrison Blvd.: 4075 802 Twenty-fifth Street; 3140-J _~—-e Washington Blvd.; 1653-W 92560 Jackson Avenue; 3527 9408 Van Buren Avenue; 112 9730 Harrison Avenue; 1463 2616 Van Buren Avenue; 1786 800 Washington Blvd.; 725 1763 Parry, Mrs. Roland Patterson, Mrs. Adam, Jr. Perkins, Mrs. Arthur Piers, Mrs. Eber F. Porter, Mrs. J. Gilbert Porter. Mrs. Richard B. Reed, Mrs. Romney, Harry Mrs. 5S. David 2343 2655 S. Young, Mrs. MEMBERS HONORARY Philip Warren Knisely Herman B. Way Mrs. Andrew T. Clark SUSTAINING MEMBERS Mrs. Kimball Mrs. Wm. Rice Mrs. M. Thatcher Miss IN Jeannette Allred Morrell MEMORIAM Mrs. Arthur D. Barber 2481 4420 Street; 2785-W 1506 Twenty-fouth S. Dilworth Mrs. Avenue; Taylor 1130 Twenty-seventh Thatcher, Mrs. Paul Avenue; Adams Street; 1588 ne = ith alma lean ee Program TWENTY-SIXTH SEPTEMBER SSE Mrs. Royal Theater of the American study A he ORLA NAT Eccles, Mrs. MOET SRNR SIR EE AOS TE St String Trio J. Greenwell, Darrell Mrs. Fred Froerer | Lecture—Footlights Across America..............--..-.--:-:--:ee:ee:eeseeeeeeeeeeee Wallace Goats, University of Utah Mee Professor Mrs. Darrell J. Mrs. Greenwell, S. Harold Evans, Hostesses GUESTS OCTOBER TENTH a ag eae, Miss Rosemary Barber Vea! Sitle io. tad The Early American Theatev.....................----- Mrs. Richard B. Porter The Contrast (Royall Tyler) ......................... Mrs. S. Harold Evans Mrs. Elijah A. Larkin, Miss Minnie Moore Brown, Hostsesses OCTOBER TWENTY-FOURTH Vinlin. Seteetiode. 5 os i St eee Mrs. Royal Eccles Linking Past and Present David Belasco, Augustus Thomas, Clyde Fitch...............0.......... Ct pt SON ete CO: Athy ES oF Oe Mrs. Horace Nebeker COP Mrs. Arthur Grix en PC ee Oo, tes SB SR Laie at NS TR a VE fee Mrs. D. Jay Larson, Mrs. I. Bruce McQuarrie, Hostesses Se NOVEMBER SEVENTH Sak GO. Bie eee ae en Mrs. Richard Porter ee 8 PAIR Our Institutional Theaters The Washington Square Players The Provincetown Players....................-.---. Miss Rosemary Barber Pros and Cons of the Little Theater........................ Mrs. Eber Piers Mrs. Arthur Grix, Mrs. Delbert Foulger, Hostesses NOVEMBER ins, Soletiding:., «3. Chi Dilworth Young, ‘ TWENTY-FIRST han ts te Mrs. Arthur Perkins Eugene O'Neill ........2.-2--2.----<..--cesen-necns-tieesdostenennreneee Miss Dana Kelly ie (O'Neal. Directed by Miss Minnie Moore Brown Mrs. ee Mrs. DECEMBER Fred Froerer, Hostesses ' | : FIFTH ee ae se String Trio oe Christmas > SGRCCTIONB: 02.2220 Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell, Mrs, Fred Froerer Bible Dramatizations—Mrs. David Romney, Mrs. D. Jay Larsen. Mrs. Philip Dix Mrs. Paul Thatcher, Mrs. C. Dixon Kapple, Mrs. Lew W. Beason, Hostesses GUESTS ge z JANUARY ex ' wa, Prats! £0 a. vs 7% — lhe a= Skt a a on aS gt wt “ay s PE F ie te ™ et: | 2” < - ¥ % & * * SIXTEENTH EPI MLS MONG: TO cevssseeee-e------Mrs. 1. Bruce McQuarrie History of the Pultizer Prize.................0..00...... Mrs. Gilbert Porter The Time of Your Life (William Reed, Mrs. Sak Die, tik nds pt ca Deh cans Mia Mrs. Harry JANUARY Prone: Saieriots 222. i 5 Saroyan) I I i Cat teag det uate Mrs. Philip i i i Carlyle J. Dix. Hostesses iil Eubank THIRTIETH he Se pe Mrs. Delbert Foulger Two Progressives of the American Theater, George Kelly and Sidney Howard.................. Mrs. Joseph Brewer i es heb pl ey. eos Mrs. I. Bruce McQuarrie Reader 1 Mrs. Adam Patterson, Jr., Mrs. FEBRUARY Roland Parry, Hostesses THIRTEENTH Vocal’ Soles. <a? 5s eo a ae Miss Rosemary Barber Paul Green and the Carolina Playmakers.......... Mrs. Elijah Larkin No ‘Count Boy (Green).............. Directed by Mrs. Clyde Greenwell Mrs. Joseph Morrell, Mrs. Horace Nebeker, Hostesses FEBRUARY TWENTY-SEVENTH RINE nk a a re ee String Trio Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Darrell Greenwell, Mrs. Fred Froerer History of the American Dance.......................... Mrs. Harry S. Reed Dancers from Reed School of Dancing Mrs. Richard Porter, Mrs. Carlyle Eubank, Mrs. Robert Bader, Hostesses (GUESTS MARCH THIRTEENTH WoGn SON O26. hd 2d ie fe oa ee Mrs. lL. Bruce McQuarrie Maxwell Anaéreon. .oo0%4.0.435. 163 Mrs. Joseph R. Morrell et Sie fie ae RN, Ap MMO aad EN YN TR SP: Mrs. Paul Thatcher Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Clyde Greenwell, /Zostesses MARCH TWENTY-SEVENTH Vialin and: Piast Selections.i02. acid Sick Oe ee Se a ES Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Fred Froerer Women in the American Theater Zona Gale, Zoe Aikins, Rachel Crothers, .........0000000000000000020... YM SOR EPR WE Ne PNG a RE Pe Mrs. Adam Patterson, Jr. TRI sn dione sci Saal ls sea rteaemsah saat cadepiagds Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Perkins, Mrs. Merrill 10 Bunnell, Delbert Foulger Hostesses APRIL TENTH Pinna: CUOtO in Oi he i Pet Mrs. Delbert Foulger Pageantry in America...................0.00..2.... Mrs. Dilworth Young, Mrs. Mrs. Royal Eccles, Mrs. Fred Froerer David Romney, Mrs. Gilbert Porter, Hostesses APRIL TWENTY-FOURTH Pig: Spann kk es Fe ft a Mrs. Arthur Perkins The Federal Theatre.................000............ eecesus.-te..... Mrs. Lew Beason Drama of the “Left” ET a. Sa aaah a eee Re ee Sa Mrs. Robert Bader Miss Dana Kelly, Miss Rosemary Barber, Hostesses MAY FIGHTH Cello and Piano Selections z re : . . ieee ' The Lighter Touch Robert Sherwood, George Kaufman, Marc Comte ke a a in PE Eo Mrs. Arthur Perkin; eS. posh A a Be SI aa tt eee Mrs. Merrill Bunnell Mrs. Joseph Brewer, Mrs. Eber Piers, Hostesses 7 Froerer MAY TWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL BREAKFAST 11 *? Fred 2 Mrs. ive. Greenwell. ee Darrell yi Mrs. The first meeting of the Drama club of Ogden was held in the form of a tea Thursday, September 26, in the lounge of the Hotel Ben Lomond with Mrs. Darrell J. Greenwell and Miss Minnie Moore Brown able as hostesses. program consisted of for two the The musical selections by the string trio composed Royal Egcles, Professor Wallace duced by the “The Development rell J. of of Mrs. Mrs. Darrell Greenwell and Mrs. The guest speaker University enjoy- afternoon Goates Utah, was president, Greenwell, J. Fred Froerer. for the day, of Mrs, and his of the the intro- Dar- subject, Ameri- can Theatre,” proved extremely entertaining. Professor Goates stressed the fact that there was no true American theatre — that American drama as we see it to- day is merely transplanted Euro-| the had pean drama, that the only true]. American theatre is that which is being developed in our university theatres today. In America, either the matic productions. theatre a| The best and ae really only authentic records we have of early American theatre were found in police records, he stated. It was only when the academic) value of the theatre was recognized that any progress was made in that field. When Harvard university finally realized the great educational value in the theatre) and accepted it as true art—producing, directing plays—then and _ the whole world writing of ed- ucation followed suit and the theatre was finally incorporated into the schools. From these experimental stations will rise the real American theatre. Professor Goates concluded his lecture with reference to one of the earliest, and perhaps most significant American play of which we have record. The name of the play is “Metamora” or ‘The Last of the Wampanoags” and was produced first in New York in 1829, later, in 1866, in Salt Lake City. Professor Goates was a member of a group endeavoring to locate early American plays, and found four of the five acts of the original manuscript in Salt Lake City. The script, at this time of course, is very valualbe, and only four copies have been made of it up to the present time. One of the copies is now in the Rockefeller institute. Professor. Goates allowed the Drama club members to examine the original manuscript which he had brought with him, and this proved to be one of the highlights of the afternoon. ma After a brief discussion, tea was served by the hostesses. GQiset which Suarhs*? class os high = 2o very dared to defy convention or the very low class which didn’t care. The large middle class was conspicuously absent from all dra- 7, difficult time gaining a foothold inasmuch as the players and actors were mostly outcasts from Euro-|pean countries, and the audiences, Ogden Miss Takes Vows InKentucky — Rosemary Miss Barber, daughter » PP OD O a ® d the of Dr. Arthur D. Barber an d on late Mrs. Barber, was marrie seph Tuesday at eleven a. m. to Jo and Hunter Hayward, son of Mr. DanMrs. Edward J. Hayward of sm 1 | ville, Ky. | The ceremony was performed at the Christ Church Episcopal Ca- Ss Rev. thedral at Louisville by the meLloyd W. Clarke with only im eee of the family atdiate. members ard tending. They were E. J. Hayw wow ee d Jr., brother of the bridegroom, an . his brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr and Mrs. Harry Chattanooga, Coleman Tenn., 1}+-Mrs. Albert Meade -|and Dr. Barber. bride The 3 wore and Green Mr. of Ashland, a smart of and Ky., | ° s white d sharkskin suit ‘with pastel stripe blouse and white accessories. Her ie corsage was an orchid. -| »| A wedding breakfast was given |- 2 —— es aot ~ | by Mrs. Green and Mrs. Meade at) ,