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The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXVIII.   No. 26.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1031
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Standing:   Miss Jean Shoemaker, Clyde G-. Jones, Oharles Persun (prompter), Glenn Cope,
Lowell W'. Nicols, coach and director.
Seated:    Sidney Barto, Mrs. Adele B. Day, Dr. W. C. Martin, Miss Elizabeth H. Long,
Miss Sara Nash.
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The gniff, "close," small - town
father, the pleasant mother, the two
well-satisfied sisters, one of them married—and the bright, talented young
sister just home from N-ew York; the
,. very eligible lover, not too young, and
lastly, the handsome young plumber
who lias decided to marry "tlio girl
who wrote that book" inspired by tho
book itself, which says a really determined young man can get whatever he
goes after. There is surely material
for an intriguing sequence of ridiculous situations, full of unexpectedness
and fun; and such is the kind of play
one sees in "Kempy," the successful
farce-comedy which is to bo given next
Thursday and Friday evenings in the
Sewickley high school hall, under the
auspices of the Kiwanis Club of Sewickley for tho purpose of refurnishing ono
of the rooms at the Sewickley Y. At.
0. A. building. Such a play requires
good acting, carefully staged and well
rehearsed, and this group of Sewickley
dramatic artists is resolved to give a
thoroughly adequate presentation. Intensive rehearsing has been done under
the coaching of Lowell Nicols, and the
play should go through with sparkling
snap and zest.
Between  the  acts  there  are  to   be
some very pretty dancing numbers.    A
septet from St. Stephen's Ohurch Girls'
Club is to give a most attractive tap-
dance like the one given last year at
the Parish House cabaret; in this the
participants will be the Misses Crystal
Prey, Ann Grattan, Alice Grattan,
Marghretta Luty, Bessie Anderson,
Kathryn Brownhill and Geneva Lobach;
this dance is to the music of "Walking
My Baby Back Home." Another dance
will bo that of the tap-dancing class of
the Y. M. C. A., directed by Miss Dorothy Hoy, Girls' Secretary; in it will
appear the Misses Dorothy Ohlman,
Jean Emmert, Lucinda Riggs, Alice
Davis, Mary Roach, Helen Carroll,
Eileen Hite and Sue Trudell; in  this
Betty Rogers and John Scott have a
duet specialty dance.
A comedy acrobatic act will be presented by Harry Day, James Lowrie,
Gordon McCormick and Charles Johnson, which should be worth seeing. And
there is to be a men's quartet under
the leadership of Kiwanian W. F. Holthaus that will be worth hearing. The
other members of the quartet are Russell Hayes, Stanley Fowler and Hector
Wolfe.
For the Kiwanis Club, J. D. C. Miller
is general chairman fov the evening's
entertainment, with Henry Goodband
as ticket chairman and R. D. Ritchey
in charge of the program committee.