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RICE WILL 'RECITE.
ENGLISH COMEDY
Play Interpreter Picks "David (far-
riek" As Dram lie Will Delliver
' Thursday Night
HAS GIVEN HAMLET
Phidelahi Rice, nationally recognized
as a master reader and impersonator
of Hamlet, will give a reading Thurs-
day night in Hill auditorium as the
ninth number of the lecture course of
the Oratorical association. He will
present and 'interpret "David Gar-
rick."
The play which Mr. Rice will render
is a comedy of English life. By rea-
son of the variety of odd characters
introduced, the laughter seasoning it,
and the strong note of serious purpose
prevading it, critics have pointed out.
that this work is admirably adapted,
to the impersonator's art.
Mr. Rice, who first won his way in
.. the monacting profession as a come-'
dian, has, according to critics, reached
the ,pinnacle of achievement in the
tragedy of "Hamlet." They point out{
that there is no surprise in this, how-
{ ever, to those acquainted with the
complete sympathy of this artist's
temperament with that of the. young
Prince of Dem ark. Poetry , a love of
beauty, idealism, an introspective and
philosophical turn of mind--all these,

ca a in H u eK t e ieM{h n W l e tr dents of sociology, but to the campusf
r nal ai use'Kaherie Mcaho Wil Lecurei as a whole.
Has New Speakc r;O, Medical Phase Of Social WorkTOO-Tefams jteoP-
..:.:.::::~.:~::~::.:.~sition members in the De are do-
.:.:: ~fKatherine McMahonz, professor of Miss McMahon has for many years; manding an increase in the customs
?.~ medical social service at the Bostoni been a prominent figure in the medic-1 duties on wheat. The government{
S:holo..ocal.::::ild.ivr_ al social field. She was associated schedule does not consider an increase,i
lecture entitled, "Medicine and Social wihD.Rihr abto hecr-athouxgh the cabinet might connt to
Work" a 4:15 oclock tmorrow ittec that dlid a "large portion of the a lgtoe
t Wrk a 415o'lok omrrw npioneering work in this branch of;__a__slight____one._
~~. - the Natural Science auditorium. The hospital service. She was later forBUSIS twslando
~rtalk,. which is being given under the mzany years director of social service pooRathorLity- thaseaie on
auspices of the sociolog department,!a h otndsesrweehs
w ~ill deal w'ith the giohofti itls l ok it no versation looking toward a reunion of
{ grwthof his pial ocia wok ws fist ut ntothe Catholic and Anglican churches,
branch of social service and speculate actual practice, and there was in stru-onoftemschrhdpojtsf
s pnismrbbe uue Telcu ene'tal in the working out of manyI the late Cardinal Mercier, will be re-
' s open to the public.an comnt prbsu dwihnwo ek.
__________________________ public health adcmuiy rb
.~ ~ .~,lems. She was in charge of all the
...... .*.*.*~ ..f. has the 'clcr~cterization of masterli- institutes for training Red Cross work- ___________________
:' ness 5. It iss 5 tazeotus and virile, and I ers in the New England division
~'full of splendA human nature and i throughout the World war. In addition( SHORTHANDj
trt.A the sane time he is no hap- to her work at the Boston school, sheT PE R IN
hazard performer. He knows the tech-: is at present devoting part of her time S Y ECRITIAL
nique of his profession, and the pur-i to the National Association of Hospit-ISER TI A'
pose and message of the play is al Social workers, for whom she isBO KE IN
brought out with the most careful making a study of the training facil- lseXo ori'
juzdgmzent as to artistic values. Know-1 ities for hospital social workers in the i y ratca n
ing the man as I do, with his cultivat-' United States and Canada. Vocational Value
ed mind, his clean heart, and' clearf According to members of the social HAMILTO
head, served by a handsome physique' service department at the University H ML O
and blessed by a winning personality, 1hsiaMs cao tnsota BUSINESS COLLEGEK
: I do not wonder at his astonishing 1 a teacher and lecturer and her talk. State and William nStreets
sccess." should be of interest not only to stu-t 1
Rudolphe Lemieux of Ottawa, i sthes
new speaker of the, Canadian House ".1..S".. "m..f r",,..6 d'.:'1 .' e " ..sr'",°«t. ,,,/'.'I,,! ^ 'l;i i
Iof Commons.
say critics, are common to both. s-
The late Deland Powers had the.
following to say of Mr. Rice: "I am
1an enthusiastic admirer of the imper-f
sontion work of if ph;,1, 4p T4.I ; . *&AA ~ I

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Theatre, Anni Ardor

Two Nights Onlly

The Artistic Event of the Season
By Special. Arrangement
The :Manhattan Opera Company of New York
Presents on Tuesday Night, February 23
"ADA BUTE RFLY"
with TAMAKI MIURA and
Demetri Onofrci, Graham Marr and Ada Paggi
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, FEB. 24
"T R AVI ATA"
with MARINA POLAZZI and
Juliani Oliver, Mi~auel Nuniez, Yulande Rinaldi

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SYMP~HONY ORCHESTRA

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Aldo Franchetti, Conductor
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