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Show :.â- â- â- Freshmen PlayA FTER a years •+T" absence the Freshman play returned to Utah and gave one of the best presentations seen during the dramatic year. "T h e Poor Nut" by J, C. Nugent and Elliot Nugent, was the play chosen by the Freshman class.â- â- â- \ â- â- RADIE HYDE and WILLIAM ANDERSONRICHARD POLLOCKManager of "The Poor Nut""The Poor Nut" concerns Jack Miller, a botany student atcollege, who suffers from a gigantic inferiority complex. He writes to a girl whom he has never seen and pretends he is all the things he longs to be. But when the girl comes to the track meet to see her 'hero' perform and then meets him it takes a great deal of explaining and applied psychology to get Jack onto the field where he really demonstrates that he can accomplish the things he longs for.The cast consisted of: John (Jack) Miller, William Anderson; Marjorie Blake (John's real love), Radie Hyde; Julia Winter (John's attempted love), Phyllis Greenwood; Wallie Pierce, Preston Iverson; Spike Hoyt, Richard Rowland; Magpie Welch, Jack Thomas; Coach Jackson, Tom Jones; Hub Smith, Robert Snow; Colonel Small, Glendor Adams; Norrie, Merril Wood; Prof. Deming, James Knudson; Doc Spurney, Spencer Walker; others were Emerson Thatcher, Joseph Broadbent. Toe Taylor, Geo. James, Reid Melville, John Nelson, Francis Bromley, Grace Anderson. Lois Brown, Barbara Bush and members of the class.1RADIE HYDE, JAY KNUDSON, PHYLLIS GREENWOOD, PRESTON IVERSON, WILLIAM ANDERSON, ROBERT SNOW, RICHARD ROWLAND, JACK THOMASPage 142 |
