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Victoria University College Students' Association. Annual Capping Carnival 'Struth. Grand Opera House, Wellington, 10th, 11th, 12th May, 1922

"'STRUTH!" — A DISCURSIVE COMMENTARY VERY FREQUENTLY IN BAD TASTE

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"'STRUTH!"

("When a thing is funny, search it for a hidden truth."

A DISCURSIVE COMMENTARY VERY FREQUENTLY IN BAD TASTE

Music By W. H. STAINTON.

CASK OF CARICATURES:—

(In order of their appearance)

Stoush (who is usually on the look out for lash) Mr. A. J. Mazengarb
Lash (who is always the bit of stuff for stoush) Mr. Claude Moss
Saccharine (daughter to John Barrel) Miss Florence Churchill
Outed (a gentleman of fortune) Mr. J. B. YALDWYN
Christopher Columbus (a Spanish-American sea captain) Mr. B. W. Egley
Pills (D.A.D.M.S. to Columbus) Mr. A. W. Free
Stuff (Q.M.S. to Columbus) Mr. A. D. Mcrae
Shrewd (a far sighted patriot) Mr. J. Meltzer
John Barrel (Landlord of "Ye Flowing Bowl" Mr. Wynne Watkins
Matilda (wife to John Barrel) Miss M. G. Willcocks
Amontillado (wife to Columbus) Miss E. Christie
Dearfood, Last of the Provisions (an Indian Maiden) Miss Myrtle Pigou

Villagers, Soldiers, Tipstaves, Indians and Outatheels.

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Synopsis of Scenery:—

Act I. Sc. 1. Outside a village inn in England in the year 1491:—Afternoon.

Sc. 2. The same: three hours later. Four years elapse.

Act II. Sc. 1. A cleared space near the Camp of Columbus in America

Sc. 2. Outside the Wigwam of Dearfood: the same evening Four years elapse.

Act III. Same as Act I. Epilogue: Mr. E. K. Rishworth

Produced Under the Direction of VRYN Evans.
Musical Director W. H. Stainton
Dances Miss M. Peck
Business Manager F. A. Ruck
Pianist Geo. Mackay

Costumes Designed by Miss Marie Richmond

Note.—There will be an interval of 10 minutes between Acts I. and II. and II. and III. No interval between the Scenes of Act I., 3 minutes interval between Scenes 1 and 2 of Act II.