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faculty, PlagerAFaculty in UNCF EffortAs a part of its efforts to help the U-nited Negro College Fund, the Clark College faculty cn May 10 and 11 presented, in Davage Auditorium, Oscar Wilde’s ‘‘The Importance of Being Earnest”, a three act comedy.Under the direction of Mrs. Emma Cunningham, of the Department of English the cast composed entirely of faculty members performed both nights before a full house and turned in well.-polished performances.Cast of “The Importance of Being Earnest.” Left to right; Mr. Wiley Bolden, Mr. Darwin Turner, Miss Esther Jackson, Mrs. Thelma Allison, Dean Harold Mazyck, Dean Phoebe Burney, Miss Willie Ruth McMullen, Mr. Albert Berrian, and Mr. George Ferguson.The cast included; Mr. Allbert Berrian, Miss Willie Ruth McMullen, Miss Esther Merle Jackson, Mr. Darwin Turner, Mrs. Phoebe Burney, Miss Thelma Allison, Mr. Harold Mazyck, Mr. George Ferguson, and Mr. Wiley Bolden.Entire proceeds from the presentation were given to the Clark UNCF program.
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Atlanta Panther
Atlanta, Georgia, US
Wed, May 30, 1951
Page 9
Full Page
Clipped by
Beverly F.
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