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Twentieth Annual Tech Show

"LET "ER GO"A Musical Comedy in Three Acts

BOOK BY

ELLIOTT D. HARRINGTON, 1918COACH MUSICAL DIRECTOR

William C. Duncan William Howard

DANCING DIRECTRESS ORCHESTRATION

Madame Muschietto Arthur E. Harris

tKfjc JManasEtnent

GEORGE B. HUTCHINGS. Jr., Geoeral ManagerFREDERICK A. WASHBURN. Assistant to General Manager

HORACE W. DENISON, 1919, Business ManagerSOPHOMORE ASSISTANTS

Percy Bugbee, 1920 Ernest W Whitehead, 1920FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS

Richaid J. Spitz, 1921 Herbert W. Smith. 192! Edwin T. Steffian, 1921Fearing Pratt, 1921

EDWIN D. RYER. Stage ManagerSOPHOMORE ASSISTANT

JOHN A. PHILBRICK. Jr.. 1920FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS

William R. Barker 1921 Paul L. Hanson. 1921 Stuart Nixon, 1921

D. OSCAR MAYER, 1919. Publicity ManagerSOPHOMORE ASSISTANT

Carl W. Hammond, 1920FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS

Eben H. Baker. 1921 John G. Lee. 1921

MINOR M. BECKETT. 1919, Treasurer EARL P. COLLINS. 1918, Music Manager

ERNEST A. GRUNSFELD. Jr.. 1918. Scenery DirectorHIRAM G. WATERHOUSE. Property Manager

Advisory Committee

PERCY MARKS ROBERT E. ROGERS

Copyright. MCHXVIII, by ilie Tech Show

Public performance forbidden and the right of presentation reserved. Application for the right of performing

the above IMuslcal Comedy must be made to the Tech Show. Cambridge, Mass., U S. A.

FIRST EDITION

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Cast of Characters

(In The Order Of Their Appearance)

Percy Pierce, in line for the solitaire championship . Edward W. Booth,'21

James P. Barnes, who runs the Barnes Shipbuilding Corporation Christopher B.Nclson,'21

Mrs Barnes, who runs Barnes . Robert M. Felsenthal,'21

Artie Choke, who likes 'em tail. Charles J. Parsons,'19

Jack Wilder, a Tech Senior, long on ideas and short on money Elliott D. Harrington,'l8

Jackson, who "buttles" on the side ....Helen Barnes, the cause of it all .

Pussy Willow, who has never been kissed, but

Mrs. Willow, the maternal branch of Pussy's family tree

Gus Barnett, Percy's companion in crime

Cutio Dimple, of the "Follies" ....Kanakoko, a Japanese product .....Ambrose Lovely, Barnes' efficiency expert

Red Cap, whose life is all ups and downs

.Philip A. Nelles,'2l

Kenneth F. Akers,'20

Fred S.Britton,'l9

James J. Wolfson;20

Francis O.Wyse,'19

John S. Coldwcll,'19

. Trevor O. Davidson ,'21

Sherman A.MacGregory,'l8

Henry G.Dooley,'20

Musical Numbers.A£>^^a^-,'^V®^^^*^

LYRICS BY ACT I1. "Take Me Back To Tech "

The Chorus

2. Jesse Stam,'19 "I'm Awfully Fond Of Myself"

Sherman A. MacGregORY, '18 Percy and the Chorus

3. Elliott D. Harrington,'18 "I'm In Love With All The Girls"

Sherman A. MacGregory/IS Jack and the Girls

4. Frank D. Gage,'31 "Love Is Just A Burlesque "Artie

5. Jesse Stam,'18 "Quaker Miss"

Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 Pussy and Artie

6. Alan B. Miller,'18 "When I Look Into Your Eyes"Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 Jack and Helen

7. Ensemble Ensemble

ACT II8. Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 "Manicuring Girls"

Manicure Maids and Bell Boys

9. Sherman A. MacGregory,'18 "Aren't We The Little Rascals"Percy and Gns

10. Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 "Business Is Booming"Ambrose and Barnes

11. Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 "Life Is Full Of Ups And Downs"Artie

13. William T. Hedlund,'30 "Drifting"Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 Jack and Helen

13. Sherman A. MacGregory, '18 "Finale"

music by

Earl P. Collins, '18

Earl P. Collins, '18

Frank D. Gage, '31

Earl P. Collins, '18

Alan B. Miller, '18

Earl P. Collins, '18

Earl P. Collins, '18

Earl P. Collins, '18

Percy W. Carb,^'18

Earl P. Collins, '18

William T. Hedlund, '30

Earl P. Collins, '18

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ACT III'Ballet Of The Nymphs"

15. Sherm.^n A. MacGregory, '18 "Oh Bov!"John H.Coyle,'30 Pussy and Artie

16. Sherman A. MagGre60RY,'18 "Dance Through The Game Of LoveHelen and the Girls

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18. Ensemble Finale

The Wedding March

Earl P. Collins, '18

Earl P. Collins, '18

Alan B. Miller, '18

Earl P, Couins, '18

Alan B.Miller, '18

Ita Awfully Fond of MyselfNo. 2

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No. 3

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No. 4

FRANK D.GAGE '21

Love Is A Burlesque

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SHERMAN A. MAC GREGORY '18

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No. 10 Business Is BoomingSHERMAN A.MAC GREGORY '18 EARL P. COLLINS '18

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Life Is Full Of Ups and DownsNo. 11

SHERMAN A.MAC GREGORY '18

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WM. HEDLUND '20SHERMAN A. MAO GREGORY '18

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