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Except for one short story by Mr. Seligman, well told and amusing, the rest of the number is taken up with reviews of current plays and with spring poems. The reviews are delightful, really interpretative and appreciative, especially one by K. M. which is illuminating and charmingly written. The best of the poems is one entitled "To Jaques" by Percy Mackaye '97, but most have a melodiousness about them that is clean and refreshing like the arias in the old Italian operas...
...combined in one, that there should be but six tickets sold up to the present time. Tickets have been on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's for weeks, and have been placed in the hands of the Dinner Committee, announcements have been made in the CRIMSON, and editorials written, and all to no purpose. The Dinner Committee has done all in its power and now it is in the hands of the class. The dinner will be a failure unless one hundred or more are present. Everything else has been done to make it a source of enjoyment and pleasure...
...pageant will be directed by A. E. Hoyle '02, with W. S. Parker '99, and other graduates as an advisory committee. The masque is written by W. W. Cordingley '07, the music by A. M. Hurlin '06, with dances arranged by F. L. Clark '01, and with costumes designed by D. Friedley...
Miss Rice, author of "Men are Mortal," is well known through the Successful presentation in many places of her farces written specially for amateurs. The dramatically convenient will also figures in this farce. The professor of psychology in a small college has just died leaving a property of some $50,000 to this friend Professor Hilltop provided he can successfully meet a psychological test intended to prove the deceased professor right in the many warm discussions he and his friend have had on the particular subject. The farcical idea Miss Rice works out with much resource and humor...
...Society will present for its annual play a musical comedy in three acts entitled "The Cantelopers." The book is written by N. F. Coburn '11 and O. C. Dow '11; the musical and Iyries are composed by D. N. Tweedy '12 and R. H. Weller '11. The leading characters will be coached by F. W. Taft '07, who has directed the last few productions, while Mr. J. Reynolds, a professional, will have charge of the chorus...