MIRAMAR ESPERANTO SOCIETY
There was a good attendance of members at this week’s meeting of the Miramar Esperanto Society. Mr. B. Potts, president, announced that greetings bad been received from lisperanto clubs in Spain, Bulgaria, the Netherlands, France, and Brazil.
In tlie programme hour “Kolonelo Ebenezer Marzipan,” played by the president, made a reappearance and continued his exciting narrative in simple Esperanto. An original one-act play followed, entitled ‘‘Mi Deziras Ludi la Pianon” ("I Want to Play the Piano”). It was given by Mr. J. E. Wells as Percy Snuffle, a would-be pianist, and Mrs. Wells as Mrs. Snuffle, patient and of an inquiring turn of mind. The feature of the play was that no word was introduced that bad not been taught during the first four weeks of the society's existence. The author was the president, and the entertainment was based on the ‘-Rapid Esperanto Tutor,” an exclusive tuition course in use in Miramar. It was announced that plays of a similar nature would be a feature of the society's programmes.
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Dominion, Volume 31, Issue 128, 24 February 1938, Page 18
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