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Show The Rooters' ClubPresident, Earl Havenor. Yell Master, Howard Alston.MY IS NT THAT SILLY?SCENE I.-Yell Practice.Hurrah for the Red! Hurrah for the White! Hurrah for Utah! She's all right. Who's all right? She's all right! Who's all right? Utah!(Enter Smith, an old football captain.) Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Smith! Smith! Smith! Speech! Speech! Speech! Now!Smith: "Fellow students" (applause), "before I begin" (louder applause). "Fellow students." (Here nine Rahs for Smith follow, and someone else is rushed to the platform).(Enter the Coach.) Spontaneously the bunch breaks into: Oh! Mr. Maddock! Oh! Mr. Maddock!The greatest coach this country ever knew. He goes right at it, With the hurry habit; Oh! Mr. Maddock of the U. of U.Again the performance of a speech proceeds and tin cans, dish-pans and steam whistles are brought into use, trying to drown the speaker. After about fifteen minutes of continuous performance the Rooters' Club breaks up.SCENE II.-Football Game.This, dear reader, in short, is the Rooters' Club, a jolly, loud bunch with red hats and neckties, pegtop trousers, patent leather oxfords and up-to-date hose-and NOISE.(152) |
