President’s Day Play: As You Like It
Author: William Shakespeare
Dates Performed: December 11, 1913
Director: Prof. Charlemagne Koehler
Stage Manager:
Producing Organization: The University Dramatic Club
Cast List
The Duke: Rupert F. Mills
Duke Frederick: Joseph P. Smith
Amiens: James D. Hayes
Jacques: William Meuser
Le Beau: Mark F. Duncan
Oliver: William M. Galvin
Orlando: Joseph Stack
Adam: John F. Hynes
Charles: Joseph Gargan
William: Raymond J. Eichenlaub
Touchstone: Leon P. Gendron
Sylvius: Kerndt Healy
Corin: John Riley
Rosalind: Cecil Birder
Celia: Joseph P. Flynn
Phoebe: Charles J. Murphy
Audrey: George Kowalski
Lords and Attendants
Play: Troubles in Camp
Author: Father Quinlan
Dates Performed: February 10, 1914
Director: Brother Cyprian
Stage Manager:
Producing Organization: Ex-Philopatrians
Cast List
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Play [Minstrel Show]: Gold and Blue Serenaders
Author:
Dates Performed: March 17, 1914 (St. Patrick’s Day)
Director: Earl Dickens
Stage Manager:
Producing Organization: The Philopatrians
Cast of 30 (to follow)
Senior Play: What’s Next?
Dates Performed: April 14, 1914
Director: Prof. Charlemagne Koehler
Stage Manager: Brother Cyprian
Musical Director: Frank Derrick
Producing Organization: The Senior Class
Cast List
Polly Poke: Cecil Birder
Rose Madder: William Mooney
Gertie Gush: Kerndt Healy
Mrs. Wallace: Harold Madden
Dr. Charles Chintzer: Twomey Clifford
Phineas Poke: John Hynes
Zeph Somers: Raymond Eichenlaub
Timothy Trenwith: William Galvin
Willy Nilly: Rupert Mills
Samantha Scroggs: William Cusak
Pearl “Pearly” Jones: Knute Kenneth [Kenith] Rockne
Eli Perkins: Joseph Smith
Thornton Nut: William F. Fox
Nut Thornton: Ralph Havland [Havlin]
Moses Madder: Charles Dorais
Joseph Smith: Michael McGilp
Note: Dorais, Eichenlaub, and Rockne, in addition to being talented football players, were all members of the Players Club this year under Professor Koehler.Source:Scholastic 47:24 (April 18, 1914), 598-600; Bulletin 1913-1914, 9:4, 34-35; Dome 1914, 124, 126, 128.
Commencement 1914
Dates: Saturday-Monday, June 13-15, 1914.
The Monday evening commencement audience “overtaxed the seating capacity of Washington Hall.”Source:Dome 1915, 178.