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Capable Cast Ready To Present
Sheridan's "'School For Scandal"
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Car. Main and Washington
ital $300,000 Surplus $300,000
Resources $4,000,000
Richard Sheridan's four-act comedy
"The School for Scandal" will be giv-
en at 8 o'clock Tuesday and Wednes-
day, in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.
Prof. R. D. T. Hollister who is direct-
ing the production reports that he is
"highly satisfied with the work of an
exceptionally capable cast of char-
acters."
Catherine Geenough, '23, who has
been prominently identified with past
offers of the Players club will play
Lady 4'eazle; Joyce McCurdy, '22;
remembered in "The Importance of
Being Earnest," last semester, will be
Lady Sneerwell; Harold B. Lipsitz,'
'22E, who played Manson in "The
Servant in the House," last summer,
is cast as Sir Peter Teazle. Jack C.
Holden, '22, remembered as Pepite in
"The Great Galeoto" of last year, will
interpret the part of Crabtree. Wil-
liam Sutherland, '22, will be seen as
Joseph Surface; and Ralph Johnson,
'23, as Charles Surface. Helen El-1
liott, '23, will play Mrs. Candour, and
Adelaine Roden, '22, will play Maria.
Nayf G. Bashara, '23, will be seen as
Sir Oliver Surface; Henry D. Goff,,
'23, as Sir Benjamin Backbite; Sam-
uel H. Conkey, '23, as Sir Harry Bump-
er; Robert Tubbs, '24, as Careless;
Wendell Hanselman, '23, as Rowley;
Milton J. Klee, '24, as Moses; Wel-
don T. Hames, '25, as Trip; Lawrence
H. Dornbos, '22, as Snake; and Theo-
dore C. Schneirla, '24, as the Gentle-
man.
The ticket sale for the performance
will be announced later.
Try a Daily Want Ad. It pays.--Adv.
Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
as always
Good Meals
Five-piece ,Orchestra
Open to Men and Women
The School Premiere.
ME R TH. ARCADE
AK FINISHING
Flashlights and
Outside Groups
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REMINGTON SCHEDUJLESsfl t
CTIVE WEEK IN CITY
Rt. Rev. William P. Remington, D.
D., bishop suffragan of South Dakota,
will speak at several University meet-
ings tomorrow, at the commencement
of a week of activity in the church and
religious life of the University.
The first three of these meetings will
be at 10:30 o'clock in St. Andrews
church. The second will be at the
University Service which will be held
as usual at 7 o'clock in Hill auditori-
um. This will be followed by a dis-
cussion group in Lane hall where it
is hoped that all who are interested
will come and present questions for
discussion.
Bishop Remington while in the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania won great
fame as an athlete, winning the inter-
collegiate hurdles and took part in
the Olympic games at Athens in 1900.
He was also president of the Pennsyl-
vania S. C. A. when it was under the
direction of Mr. T." S. Evans who is
now director of the S. C.A.here.
The guest suite in Lane hall is to
be turned to Bishop Remington dur-
Ing his stay here. He requests that
all students who are at all interested
make appointments to meet him there
and go over problems and future
plans. His week will be completed by
the Christian Callings conference to
be held next Friday and Saturday at
which he will deliver addresses.
College Exchanges
ALBION-A $200,000 woman's dor-
mitory and a $160,000, gymnasium
seating 1,200 spectators will shortly
be erected at Albion. The women's
building will accomodate from 200
to 250 women.
CORNELL-The R. 0. T. C. at Cor-
nell University has received 19 ponies
from the war department to be used
in playing Polo. Cornell expects to
take part in an intercollegiate tourna-
ment with Yale, Harvard and Penn-
sylvania.
OHIO-A film, 600 feet in length, of
the Ohio State-Michigan game has
been added to the film collection of
the Boost Ohio committee to be used
for pfopaganda purposes.
IOWA-Twenty-eight men have re-
ported for basketball practice at the
University of Iowa. Three letter men
are already at work and two more
will report soon.
MISSISSIPPI-Five new dormitories,
four for men and one for women are
under construction at the University
of Mississippi. A new gymnasium has
been recently completed.
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All you Michigan Men and Women,
look at your Memo-Calendar and see
if you have anything written in where
it says Wed. evening. If you do just
cross it out and write in its place "Hill
Aud. - 8 o'clock.
The VETERANS' MEMORIAL COMMITTEE is
going to put on a regular movie, one that you just can't help
liking because it is one of these joyously baffling pictures
where everyone is suspected. Mystery and romance go
hand in hand and carry you into the land of opium where
detectives swarm and mystery - but what is the use?
Just you see
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UTAH-According to an -investiga-
tion just made public 30% of the stu-
dents of Utah Agricultural College are
paying all, or a part of their way
through school by part-time work.
OKLAHOMA-The home economics
class at Oklahoma A. & M. has br-
rowed an infant from Oklahoma City
orphanage for one year to enable the'
instructors to give practical demon-
strations. He is lodged in a cottage,
under the care of six senior girls and
a matron.
PHILIPPINES-White caps and
gowns for commencement instead of M
black will be worn by the facu~lty and
students of the University of the Phil
ippines because of the tropical climate.
OXFORD-The number of American
students attending British Universi-
ties has increased, there now being
180 Americans at Oxford, 60 at Lon-,
don University, 37 at Cambridge, and
21 at Edinburgh; with others at small-
er universities.
If you want to see whether there are any villains or not, then come and see
this youthful, sleuthful, beautiful comedy drama.
THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS WILL BE APPLIED ON A FUND
TO FINISH THE READING ROOM AT THE UNION
LET'S GO THEN-FIL L THAT AUDITORIUM
Demonstrate the spirit that made Michigan famous
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