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which, together with the general good feeling of the dancers, created a most effectiYe atmosphere. Among those present were Miss Weaver with II. }Iaddu.x, 1!iss Downing with Lee, Miss MeNulty with McCulloch, Miss Botts with Terry, :Miss Payne with Porterfield, 1!iss llodges with G. Darst, Miss Peake with Lockett, ~li~ :McKenny with Wayland, }.!iss Rainage with Randolph, 1Iiss Moer with Staples, Miss Fox with Hutter, Miss Turner with Houghton, Miss Baughan with White, Miss Irby with S. Belt, }!iss Chesterman with Rollins, Miss Watkins with Metts, Miss Coates with Johnson, Miss Reams with Pim·ce, ~!iss Kinnear with Branch, Miss Montague with Sudduth, :Miss Wills with Clark, Miss Mitchell with Walker, Miss Crump with Massie, Miss Stur- gis with Walkley Johnson, Miss Tompson with Mr. Crockett, Miss Stroud with L. Beasley, Miss Winfree with Winfree and Miss Lee with Manning.
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The play, HTbe Joan Danvers", was given in the gym- nasium, December Dth, ·with mar\·elous success. Many aver- red that it was the best production the Dramatic Society had yet given. Indeed, so great was its attraction that the Board of Governors of the Little Theater, who were guests of the
Society at this performance, requested that it be played again in town.
Gunn, the leading man, acted even better than his usual good standard, especially in his conception of his part in the third act. The others all portrayed their parts with great exactness.
The cast:
Mr. Danvers. . ...... . .......... . . .. ..... .G. P. Gunn Joan Danvers............ . ... . .. ......R. C. Taliaferro Gladys... . ............ . . . ... .. . ... .J. E. Heath, Jr. Mr. Warren.... . .........................G. W. Darst
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