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Ann Arbor News, December 11, 1951
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ECHO OF THE 1920's: Publicizing the Womens' City Club "Follies Berserk," a few cast members danced the Charleston on Main St. yesterday afternoon. Doing their dance at the corner of Main and Liberty Sts. were (left to right) Mrs. Jack Carver, Mrs. Euel E. White, Mrs. John Orebaugh, Mrs. James H. Livingston, and Mrs. Douglas M. King. The Charlestoners were driven through the streets in four cars of 1920 vintage. The follies will be given Friday and Saturday nights in Pattengill Auditorium. The production is to raise funds for furnishing the new quarters of the Women's City Club.

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Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1951
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At far left, Mrs. Richard Winchester and Mrs. O. Tod Mallery pose in their costumes for their Oriental Girls number.

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Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1951
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Mrs. Robert S. MacIntyre practices a stance in her South American number.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1951
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Scenes such as the ones depicted here are enacted daily at the Women's City Club, where rehearsals for "Follies Berserk" swing into the final stages. The follies is being presented Friday and Saturday nights in Pattengill Auditorium, Ann Arbor High School. In the picture above, Prof. A. F. Sherzer, who will portray a Supreme Court justice in the follies, is pestered by other cast members, reading clockwise, Mrs. Douglas M. King, Mrs. James H. Livingston, Mrs. Harold Logan, Mrs. Euel E. White, and Mrs. John Carver.

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Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1951
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It's "Kick High" for these dancing chorus members of the City Club "Follies Berserk." In kick formation, left to right, are Mrs. Charles C. Menefee, Mrs. Joseph J. Martin, Mrs. Robert S. MacIntyre, Mrs. Dale H. White, Mrs. Richard Winchester, Mrs. O. Tod Mallery, jr., and Mrs. Steve Filipiak.

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Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1951
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All set for their ballet waltz, Mrs. Steve Filipiak, Mrs. Joseph J. Martin, Mrs. Dale White and Mrs. Charles C. Menefee contemplate their ballerina roles in "Follies Berserk," which the Women's City Club is sponsoring Friday and Saturday nights. Proceeds will go for furnishings for the new club.