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is the best-loved person-
Amnerican stage. As for
everyone has heard of the
uldllt't grow u~p and his ad-
the Never-Never, Never
nbeginning to end "Peter
rmfing. Miss Adams per-I
eternal youth of the hero
with charming skill. Mr.
as surrounded the actress
ag and well balanced corn-
iven the play a series of
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COTNCIL SHOUiLDN'T}r"1 lAYli.
Contrary to exjwcitlopts, the s~ident
council did not. me 't last nig ht, al-'
thoughi there was every reason to ex-
pet a spe'cial session be cs f cam-
paignin ~protests.
We repe,(at that the Council is faciuw
a grave problem that can't p~ossibly
he lessezned by delay. On the contra-
ry, thlo nger it is put off, the worse
the con sequences. It will not be right
to hold the matter up for a re ular
meeft in'g of the council, which will not
at,; .r until next wee. There should
be a special session, and at once. At
thatt session, it is patent that the whole
system will have to be probed, or the
present rules will be rendered even
Tore farcical in the futture.
'I'II I{:1Tla 4 L NOTII{I'V.>
M7aide Adams Coi'ng.
Charles Frohman will present Maudel
Adamis in Jamnes Matthew Barrie's
classic, play "Peter Pan," at the Whit-
of music will give a public recital in
School of Music hail.
The program follows:
Finale from Sonata "Op. 7 ... . Grieg
Louise Conklin
Quartet, I3 flat (Koechel No, 458) .
....... Mozart
(first two movements)
M~arian Struble, Thelma Newell, Vio-
lins; W. E. Votruba, Viola; H.
I-Ins, 'Cello.
The Swallows................ Cowen
Girace Drury
Li ebestraum..........Liszt
Jugglery................... Godard
Martha Merkle
Phosphors sconce....:........Loewe
Clesson Bushnell
Prelude from Sixth Solo-sonata. .Bach
j D~orothy Bartolf
VocAl Selectiion ....................
Lois Fischer
Sonata Op). 26........... Beethoven
Carrie Stagg;s
The number by the string quartet o]
the violin department will probably be
one of the most interesting.
tAlli cr1Loek w) odPlays t at hson
Albert Lockwood will give a p ano
recital in J.ackson this afternoon un-
der the auspices of the St. Ambrose
society. The concert will be held in
High School auditorium. Mr. Lock-
wood's program includes the Bach-
Str adal organ concerto, the sonata
opus 57, the "Appassionata," of Bee-
thoven, three Debussy numbers, the
RGrieg 13 .llade, and the Schultz-Evler
transcription of the "Blue-Danube"
Iwaltzes.
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