SATUIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1923
STUDENT TI CKET S7
FUR OPERA MALED~
Union Life Members Given Two Day
Preference and Option Of
Four Seats
PARTICIPATING MEMBERS
RECEIVE ATTENTION NEXT
Mail order applications for tickets
to "Cotton Stockings" the eighteenth
annual Union cpera, were mailed yes-
terday and will be received this morn- I
ing by full paid life members of the
Union. A preference that will last
two days will be given these men be-
fore the next allotment of applications
for participating life members of the
tinion is sent.
Each application will give the hold-
er preference on four seats to the
opera that will open its local run on
Monday, Dec. 3 at the Whitney theater.
Performances will be given each night
of the week and on Saturday after-
noon. The entire lower floor of the
theater sells for $2.50 again this year,
while seats in the first four rows of
the balcony are $2, the second four
rows, $1.50, and the balance of the
balcony.$1.
;Following the two days alloted to
the full paid life members of the Un-
ion, the preference will be given to
the participating life members for two
days, and then to the' yearly members.
A" box office sale for women of the Uni-
versity will open at Hill auditorium
jitst before the general sale of tickets 4
at the' Whitney theater on Thursday,
Nov. 29. All mail order applications
Mfust be returned by Nov. 23.
Preference in the matter of tickets 1
will be given to members of each
group in the order in which they are
roceived. After the specified time has
expired, no preference can be given.
Foreign Students
Hold Gathering
Cosmobolitan club met for a social
and entertainment, last night in Lane
ball. Musical numbers were given, in-
ciding a duet, and a violin solo by F
-orman Johnson, '24. A play, "Whose
Abstake Was It," written by Prof. F.
Scott, of the rhetoric department,
6 presented.
In the cast were Earl Saurger, '25,
"He": aid Tunis 'Holt, '27, as "She."
hypnotic stunt "From Yokohama to
America" was also given. ;Dean G. W.
Patterson, of the engineering college,
I've a word of welcome to the foreign
tudents at the gathering.
soe Grid-Graph Hill Auditorium today
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