ANUARY 9, 1924t
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iant Dirigible Which, Is Now Aiding In Fleet
M1aneuvers Before Flight For Pole In Sunnnacr
rnns Dean John R. Effinger, of the liter-
C~~a" coIeglI~ NNAL~e, will give 1g
F BENCH PLAY TI jUTS of the plays, April, 29 as the last lr
T ryouts were held ysedy fe-nuai1 Cercle Francais dance, Nwhlich
y yeterdy afer-lure on the Cercle Francais' lectuire
noon for the French play which Is°core
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given annually under the auspices of
the C 'ercle Franca is. This year's
play will be Moliere's "Le Medecin
Malgre Lui". It will be preceded by
a- curtain raiser', a one-act comedy,
'anglais tel jlu'on le, parne" by This-'
tan Bernard.rThe opresentati on.,'will
be May 2 in, Sarahi Caswell Angell
will be held in the Women'ls League
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Iball team are requested to° report I
Iat 6 o'clock today at Waterman
z rymnasium for p actice.
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The L. S. S. Shenandoah, giant air liner of Rthe U. S. navy, is participating in the winter maneuvers of the
tlantic fleet in solithern waters in preparation for "the flight to the Northi Pole the dirigible will undertake
1is summer under the sponsorship of the government.'
Latest arrivals of Wool Hose from England
and Austria, in n'eights specially suited to
colder r'eat her.' Thc- 'rc of f ine, soft yarn,
wvith patterns of diamond checks and cross-bars
w.oven in by hand.
For the smart skeater rvce have ivarm knlickers
and imported golf hose in _pleasing color and
p~attern combinations.
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lon for prospective members tomor- pae{y abigeUIrst o
s ,imdaeyfloig terpr Exhibit Paintings school use. The text will be trimmed!
Iormance to be held in Sarah Caswell so as to be about two-thirds the sire
Angell hall. Tryouts for membership-I In Mc/IMOr"Ia Hflil of the authorized edi
$!yill be h~eldI Saturday morning in New- o___ f the authorized version.
bterry hall. I-
Two one-act plays will constitute An exhibition of paintings by vel1 Paris, Jan. 8.--Stanislas Colewski
,the Thursday evening program, "The' known Westorn artists opened yes: or- in a paper read to the. Academy of
Key" by Franz Molnar and "At the day, in the upper gallery of Alun2 Sciences, says his exper"iments sitow
1awks' Well," by William Butler ilemorial Hall, where it will remainj that grafting tomatoes on potatoes
Yeats. Both are. unusual in type, and ;adds to the solidity of tomatoes.
Ethe latter~ has never been produced in until the 26th of this month. Includ-
,this country heretofore. They repre- ed in the exhibition are several paint- __________________
, Sent an innovation :in the drama and a ings by Leon Btakst, who is to speak
great deal, of hard work on the part next Saturday night in Hill "Auditor-
~of actors and directing staff,° accord-j lum under the auspices of the Orator-!
'ing to officers of the club. i cal Association. Mr. Bakst's worksJ,
IMarion Miller, '24, will have 'the are to remain this week only. ub
,leading feminine role in At the The exhibition is open to the pub-
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