Just what the test would be had not been decided.

It would be well, however, to study the chosen play and become familiar with it; also each girl must bring a copy of the play with her.
If the girls wished to ask any questions, she would answer them as far as possible.

Miss Kane would help with the posing and coaching when the thing was fairly started.
The girls crowded around Miss Tebbs and Miss Kane, asking all sorts of questions.
"One at a time, girls," laughed Miss Tebbs.

"I have not asked you to enact a mob scene." Under cover of the confusion, Grace and her three friends slipped out of the library.
"'The play's the thing,'" quoted Nora, "and me for it." "That is for the judges to decide," said Jessica sagely.

"Perhaps they won't even look at you." "Do you think any one could see my Irish countenance and fail to be impressed ?" demanded Nora.
"Really and truly, Nora, the more you travel with Hippy, the more you talk like him," remarked Grace.
"I consider that a compliment," replied Nora, laughing.