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Leon C. Miller, editor of Dramatics: magazine and- executive sec-| By JOAN DAVIS retary-treasurer of the National] Shortridge Correspondent - Thespian Society, will be guest at{ A cover contest for the Short‘'the third annual Drama Festival ridge Junior Vaudeville program! - of the city high-schools, Dec. T'was won by Richard Ransburg, and 8. senior.

With Arsenal Technical High| The acts were chosen Tuesday. School as host school, the festi- Eight acts tried out but only five

setting for this is about 1920 complete with raccoon coat and cloche |hats. Chairmen are Mary Jane |Vandivier and Don Torres. Two acts about Néw York tried out and were combined. The title has not ‘been disclosed. Chair‘men are Carolyn Sauerteig; Ila Rauch, Nancy Payne, - and Ann

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Janice Casteel, Mary Roberts and Freda James.

By SHIRLEY GARD Manual High School Correspondent South Sea hulas, Charleston hoppers and ballroom gliders are among the many dance acts to be featured in Manual High School's 1951 Vaudeville Thursday and Friday. 2 You, Directed by Douglas Conrod, the show is staged on an imaginary movie lot. Its four acts are: “South Sea Island Magic” “Dream Sequence,” ‘‘Holli-Daze" and “Dancing Through the Years.” In “South Sea Island Magic,” a screen star whose name is Tina falls in love with Lonnie, a Tahitian prince. At a feast, Lonnie’s royal father announces the couple’s engagement while hulu dancers entertain the merry makers. This act is being sponsored by Jean and Jan Casteel. While reading a story book, a

is portrayed in the act, “Dream Sequence,” sponsored by Roberfa Cain and Reva Combs.

Baby New Year and Father Time discuss the coming holidays in the act entitled “Holli-Daze.” Sponsored by Betty Willoughby

and Phyllis Baker, the act will review such holidays as Christmas, Lincoln's Birthday and Valentine’'s Day. “Dancing Through the Years,” sponsored by Joy Seiler and Lura Bennett, concerns two high school students. The girl, looking for

someone to take her to a dance,’

meets a bookwormish boy. As they look through the boy's book on the history of dancing and see such dances as the waltz, polka, tango, charleston and jitterbug, the boy.realizes what fun dancing is and decides to take the girl to the dance.

val will be in the Forum, Stuart Hall. Local arrangements are in charge of Gaylord Allen, speech teacher, Paul Wadleigh, Drama club sponsor, and C. S. Stewart, director of Program “Production. Members of the English department will assist. Each of the seven participating high schools will present a play; six will give one-act plays and Arsenal Tech will present a threeact play. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Masters, co-authors of many plays, will select the two best actors and actresses of the group. Dr. Mas-| ters is ‘director of the Sycamore

Theatre, Indiana State Teachers’ College, Terre Haute. Mrs, Masters directs the Teérre ‘Haute

Childrens’ Theatre. Two members of the Tech cast, William Burger and Nancy Pickler, together with Mr. Miller will appear on the Pattie Browne telecast over station WFBM-TV, at 5:45 o'clock, Dec. T.

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