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The Premiere
Presentation
of the
Glynn Academy
Dramatic Club
Tuesday Evening
March Fourth
1930
The Dramatic Club presents:
"It Pays to Advertise"
A farce comedy in three acts.
written by
Roi Cooper Meagrue and Walter Hackett
Staged under direction of
J.N. Peacock, Jr.
Produced locally by
special arrangement with
Samuel French, New York
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
The characters appear in the order
in which they are named.
| Mary Grayson |
Madelein Morton |
| Johnson |
Herbert Readdick |
| Comtesse DeBeaurien |
Anne Owens |
| Rodney Martin |
Lewis Simms |
| Cyrus Martin |
Larry Sweat |
| Ambrose Peale |
Haxall Latimer |
| Marie |
Thelma Dial |
| William Smith |
Harry O'Brien |
| David McChesney |
W.P. Baldwin |
| Miss Burke |
Betty Ploeger |
| Ellery Clarke |
Milton Langford |
| George Bronson |
Fred Aldrich |
| Business Manager |
Tom O'Brien |
| Electrician |
John Dyal |
ACT I
The living room of Cyrus Martin's home in New York.
It is ten o'clock in the evening, early in March.
[Door frames donated by
Lang Planing Mill.
Chandelier loaned by Glynn Electric Company.]
ACT II
The private office of the 13 Soap Co., one month after
first Act, about ten o'clock in the morning.
[Cosmetics furnished by
Glynn Pharmacy.
Furniture loaned by Vickers-Mann Furniture Co.]
ACT III
Same as Act I, six thirty in the afternoon, late in May.
[Young Ladies Shoes by
Novelty Shoe Shop "They Fit The Feet."]
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