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PROGRAM. Music "Gaily Tripping" Maurine Quarles Dialogue "One of Those Awful Children" Kulysia Cherry, Birtha Draper Music "Pleasant Thoughts" Vera Jones Tlay "Kissing the Wrong Girl" Cast of Characters: Charles Gethere-H. P. Hix Clara Winsom-Mai Page Gertrude Winsom-Ruby Draper Music "At Twilight" Edna Gaines Recitation "That Bad Boy Again" Ada Herod Music Flatilla March" Ruby Draper Tambourine Drill .......... .Twelve Girls Dialogue "Two Kinds of Fun" Eulysis Cherry, Preston Quarles Music "Dainty Daffodils" Nola Quarles Play "That Rascal Pat" Cast of Characters: PatMcNaggerty-L. M. Botts Major PufTjacket-H. P. Hix : Charles Livingston Harvey Butler Nancy Livingston Ada Herod Laura Livingston-Nola Quarles Recitation "Blue and Brown Eyes" Three Little Girls Music "Beautiful Star of Heaven" Rosa Gaines Recitation.., ....."John Spincer's Shirt" Vera Jones Music. "Arogondise" Ada Herod Song "Froggie Went Courting" EulyBis Cherry, Deurelle Herod Music . .-. "Beautiful Evening Star" Mai Page Play "The Persecuted Dutchman" Cast of Characters: John Schmidt-L. M. Botts Captain Blowhard Clifford Holloway Hon. Augustus Clearslarch-H. P. Hix Charles Soberly-J. T. Cherry Mrs. Plentiful-Edna Gaines Teddy Glynn Gaines Miss Arobella Blowhard Eva Botts Mr. Plentiful-Kirk Quarles Perseverance Rosa Gaines mi SO 3 o r mi ill 8 Si.fl- ffii 9 a. to e ft H ir ft si? 2 n n Ha pi. 6 fc-f