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British Proposals. Chief Delegate William Clive Bridgeman, First Lord of the British Admiralty, proposed...
...speaker, who will be announced at a later date, will address the open meeting about the work which the Dramatic Club has accomplished in the past. Basil Dean, noted English theatrical producer, and E. E. Clive of the Copley Theatre have spoken in the past. Kingsley Perry '28, President of the club, has received the conditional acceptance of an equally prominent speaker, who in all probability will address the meeting...
Copley--The Ghost Train--8.30 o'clock. Clive presents his five hundredth play--almost all mysteries like this...
...attract the folks, whether the folks come from Commonwealth Avenue or Malden, because everyone knows everyone else, has his favorites, and yet delights in seeing not just one star or another, but the whole company, comparing their performance in one play with that in another. And now that Mr. Clive is to be the whole play, only his admirers can get any satisfaction out of their attendance...
...growing from the intrigues of the Restoration. The plot is somewhat originally handled; the jokes are on the shady side of forty, and beginning to show their age. Yet the play is funny, exceedingly so, and rather satisfactory, despite the acting of most of the cast. Admirers of Mr. Clive and his policy of stressing the farce will get theirs at "Tons of Money...