Identifier: sibyl00otte_9 (find matches)
Title: The sibyl
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Otterbein College
Subjects: Otterbein College College yearbooks Private universities and colleges
Publisher: Westerville, Ohio : Otterbein College
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive

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There are others, too, to be sure,For go any night that you will, Ill promise you no disappointment, For at least youll find Freda and Bill. If you promise Ill tell you a secret; Now dont regard it too light!I know youll be shocked, but honest, I even saw Hulah one night. Along the banks of a river There are always flowers of some kind,But surprised was I, at twilight A Marguerite to find. A youth strolled out from the shadows With a maiden, shy and coy,Not astonished was I to discover That it was only Ruth and Roy. It used to be quite a puzzle If by chance you should see Bib, To tell who was the fellow,But usually it was Wib. Not only for the single Has this bridge an attraction ;For even Jud and Mary Find there some satisfaction. So forever and forever, As long as the river flows,As long as the heart has passion, As long as life has woes, If you stand on the bridge in the evening,,And the moon shines bright above, Youll see some fair youth with a maiden,Tellinsr her of his love. 126
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I THE- *5>E.T>OFFTHE MFKHINEin CONFIDENTIAL GUIDE Follow Me—A very unique show in which Neva Anderson takes the lead-ing part. Its failure is due to her poor support.Our Little Wife—A charming comedy in which Mary Siddall plays the leading role, ably assisted by Jud.Cheating Cheaters—A tragedy which verges on the melodrama, starring W. O. Baker.Getting Married—An amusing farce in which Betty Fries displays her charming personality, the other principals being Curt Young and Bill Moon.Arms and the Girl—A musical comedy in which Roy Peden and Ruth Conley share honors.The Big Show—A doomed drama in which Mr. Neally is struggling for recognition.Romeo and Juliet—A revival of the Shakespearian drama in which Gail Williamson and Peck Flemming share honors.Seventeen—An amusing comedy in which the Kid is well represented by Jimmy Henderson.The Century Girl—An amusing musical play in which Miss Guitner stars.Such is Life—A light comedy which Cocky Wood saves from failu

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