- At eight o'clock, on the evening of December 14, 1923, the
Senior A's presented to one thousand
- spectators a play, "The Three Live Ghosts." It
was very favorably received, and credit was given to all participants
and to Miss Mildred MANDEL, who successfully coached the play.
- Edith EVERMAN played the part of the mercenary mother, Mrs.
Gubbins, and deserves much
- praise for her successful acting. Frederick HYSLOP was her
ex-soldier son who used the English accent to perfection. Arthur
MALMBERG portrayed the part of William Foster, alias William
Jones, excellently. Bessie ELLIS as Rose Gordon, sweetheart of
William Jones was in every way equal to the part. Spoofy, the
unusual character of a shell-shocked soldier was carried out
by George PESKE who kept the audience breathless with laughter.
- Woodie MILLER as Briggs of Scotland Yard, assisted by Lawrence
GOWER as Benson, and
- Bernard SOMERFELD as Bolton, the detective; Harriet GILLINGHAM
as Peggy Woofers, and Ester DAMEROW as Lady Liecester, spoke
with ease and confidence.
- The Senior A Class is to be congratulated upon the perfection
of the play, and the work of Miss
- Mildred MANDEL was very fruitful.
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