Faculty Follies Part2

The Voice of America presents the Holes of Ivy starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. Good evening, this is Ronald Coleman. And Bonita Coleman. Inviting you to join us again on the campus of Ivy College.

That's the wrong. Welcome again to Ivy. Ivy College, that is, in the town of Ivy, USA. For the past week, administrative chores have been delegated as much as possible because President William Town under Hall of his wife Victoria have been and are deeply involved with the benefit theatrical production for the undergraduate Ivy players.

Written, acted, and presented by the staff and known as the Faculty Follies. This is the first rehearsal day and the halls are waiting for Sidney Mullins, manager of the student players, to arrive at the progress report.

Dr. Hall is saying, And I find it very stimulating. Whether it is the variation from my usual routine or the excitement of a theatrical production, I don't know, but I find myself thinking much too little of budgets, endowments, and curriculums, and much too much of costumes, scenery, and how does one do an octobuffalo?

And by the way, what is an octobuffalo? This is sort of a sideways dance step. It takes you offstage, darling, but you won't have to do it. Oh. After you finish your number, you just get up from the piano, acknowledge that thunderous applause and walk off.

Yes, but suppose there is no applause, thunderous or otherwise. What do I do then blush and hide under the piano? No, you're much too modest, darling. I'm not worried about you being a success. What I'm worried about is Mr. Wellman.

Mr. Wellman? Well, yes. He says he's going to keep us from putting the show on. How do you and Sposey intends to do it? Oh, my love. I haven't the hardyhood to follow a thought through the devious convolutions of the wellman mind. The way is badly lighted, damp with tears never shed, and pitted with