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A Musical Comedy in Three Acts
BOOK AND LYRICS BY
E. N. JONES AND P. E. GALLAGHER
CLASS OF 19
MUSIC BY
PHILIP EGNER
TEACHER OF MUSIC
UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY
100 Night Staff
Manager E.N. JONES '19
Musical Director PH. EGNER
Stage Manager J. G. SUCHER '19
First Assistant St ige Manager A. M. NEILSON '19
Second Assistant Stage Manager D. HODGES '19
Stage Carpenter B. F. MANNING '19
Scenic Artist H. M. UNDERWOOD '19
Assistant Scenic Artist B. A. BYRNE '21
Chief Electrician J. C. MARSHALL '19
Assistant Electrician J. V. DIETRICH '20
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Technical Director )
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^''^''^ \L. D. CLAY '19
Pianist M. W. GILLAND '20
Assistant LAWRENCE '21
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Osving to the early graduation of the second class, it is decided to have the annual trip of the
Cadet Choir take place three months earlier. The choir is gathered in the sally port of the North
Barracks ; shordy after supper, orders are published regarding the trip, from which it is learned that,
although some member of the Tactical Department is to accompany the cadets, it is to be optional with
them which one it will be. An officer who has been recently detailed with the Department of Tactics
is, on account of his newness, chosen to accompany them. Some post femmes gather in the sally port,
also, to bid the cadets good-bye. Upon saying farewell to his femme. Cadet Gettum asks her to let him
drag her to the Hundredth Night Hop.
After the arrival of the choir at Wasser, for that is where they have gone, a change comes over the
-chosen tac, and instead of letting the cadets do as they please, he becomes a martinet, and all sorts of
rules and regulations are drawn up for the cadets to observe. We are given a glimpse of two hall rooms
at Wasser and the many schemes that are worked out in order that the cadets and femmes may get
together. A string telephone is connected between the two rooms, and Gettum asks another femme to
the hop. This femme then makes love to the chosen tac and gets a promise from him to give the cadets
their liberty. In the happiness of his new found liberty, Gettum asks another femme to the hop, and
when the tac in charge of the trip decides to take the choir back, rather than let them get away from
him, as they seem to be doing, our hero finds himself in a most peculiar predicament — with three
femmes to drag to one and the same hop.
We return in fancy to no other place than West Point, and, furthermore, in the ballroom of that
long piped New Hotel. Gettum arrives at the hop in a very excited state, and gets another cadet to
take charae of his first drag, while he goes back to get his second femme, having told the first that he
had' returned to sign up his departure. He does the same with the second femme, while he goes back to
get the third. He manages to dodge the other two femmes until the time for the supper dance. It is
then that all three femmes accost him, each wishing him to drag her to supper. Gettum, then realizing
that " his goose is cooked," swoons over, with the words, '• It can't be done," just as the music breaks
forth into the song, " One Hundred Days Till June."
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Cadet Gettum P. E. Gallagher '19
Cadet O'Skinum Right • H. P. Sampson 'il
Cadet Crab M. \V. Gilland '20
Cadet High C. H. Mitchell '19
Cadet Low Madison '2 1
Cadet Lower Rex '21
Cadet Lowest D. R. Dickey '20
Captain Greenwood W. R. Brewster '21
Colonel Benery Tac Dept H. A. Montgomery '20
Major Waffles " " Child '21
Capt. Light-Horse- Harry " " Nachman '19
The Boy Tac " " Little '21
Capt. Milly " " P. B. Kelly '20
Florence Deercourt H. A. Palmer '20
Mr. Beyer, Leader of the Choir Von Babo '21
A Policeman Fay '21
Blanche Amour, A W asser Femme McAulifFe '21
Helen Muggins, " " Bruner '21
Dorothy Sweet, " " Crawford '21
Gladys Deer " " Daniel '21
A Wasser Teacher Whitney '21
Scout Malone, A Boy Scout Byrne '21
A Chaperon Whitney '21
A Chaperon Bryan '21
Mile. Aleece Legerpied W. C. Coogan '19
Barlow
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Smith, N. A.
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Raymond
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Bradley
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Bullock
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Snodgrass
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Johnson, H. D.
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Hoffman, H. T.
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Hammond
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CHORUS
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Browneil,
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Hardin, D.
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Dunham
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Regan
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Williams
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Lawrence
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Madison
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Allen, W.
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Broberg,
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Kerr
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Choir, Dirty Dozen, Wasser Students, etc.
MUSICAL NUMBERS
ACT I
1. Opening Chorus Cadets Gettum, Crab and Chorus
2. Tac Song .
Cadet High
" O'Skinum
" Lower
" Lowest
3. Femme Song Cadet O'SIcinum
4. Closing Chorus Cadet Gettum and Chorus
ACT II.
5. Opening Chorus Wasser Femrnes
6. Officer in Charge Song Captain Greenwood
7. Sentinel Song Cadet High and Relief
8. Love Song Capt. Greenwood and Blanche Amour
9. Camouflage Song Cadet Gettum
10. Closing Chorus Files and Femrnes
ACT III
1 1 . Opening Chorus Cadet Crab and Chorus
12. Stag Song Cadet High and Chorus
13. Chaperon Song Wasser Chaperon
14. One Hundred Days Till June Cast and Chorus
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