Normal Herald V.6 No.1
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3. Chapel. 4. Sea Shore. 5. Louisianna 6. Shawnee. 7. Hospital CHARACTERS: Evangeline - - Alice Morgan Benedict - - James Hammers Gabriel - - Logan Long Basil - - J. Den St. Clair Father Felician - - Earl Griffith Michael, the Fiddler - W. Pearl Walker Notary - - C. E. Butler Altho the weather was most incle- ment, the Huyghenians had a full house for their open meeting Saturday evening, January 20, 1900. Each number on the program deserves special mention but limited space will not allow it. T...he words of the presi- dent "be a man — be a woman" certainly were not lost upon his hear- ers, if w'e were to judge by the program which was carried out in such a praise-worthy manner. ' The Huy- ghenians as well as Erodelpliians.
decided not to spend their valualile time on an inane farce for this open meeting and attempted the Court Scene from the Merchant of Venice.
It is with trepidation that the impartial spectator awaits the rising of the curtain on a Shakesperian play by non-professional actors, for there is a lurking suspicion that whatever is amateurish in means or method, will manage to keep itself pretty constantly in evidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. Chapel. 4. Sea Shore. 5. Louisianna 6. Shawnee. 7. Hospital CHARACTERS: Evangeline - - Alice Morgan Benedict - - James Hammers Gabriel - - Logan Long Basil - - J. Den St. Clair Father Felician - - Earl Griffith Michael, the Fiddler - W. Pearl Walker Notary - - C. E. Butler Altho the weather was most incle- ment, the Huyghenians had a full house for their open meeting Saturday evening, January 20, 1900. Each number on the program deserves special mention but limited space will not allow it. T...he words of the presi- dent "be a man — be a woman" certainly were not lost upon his hear- ers, if w'e were to judge by the program which was carried out in such a praise-worthy manner. ' The Huy- ghenians as well as Erodelpliians.
decided not to spend their valualile time on an inane farce for this open meeting and attempted the Court Scene from the Merchant of Venice.
It is with trepidation that the impartial spectator awaits the rising of the curtain on a Shakesperian play by non-professional actors, for there is a lurking suspicion that whatever is amateurish in means or method, will manage to keep itself pretty constantly in evidence.
What to read after Normal Herald V.6 No.1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Normal School (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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