'-vED E 'fir 4DECET'TER 14. 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I PAGE THIE% SELCT'ROP ~4QFUTURE U ___O VIW HALL STILL YSIFE NEW YORK PRODUCiTIOIN BYPLA .wLYSSES LABORATORY P t j c il f l yi vb'I '? E V N I,4R 'd "N ! IU ) BY 'i TYO I I " I eI! A 1Mist" illI Co~nclude 'Series CI ii Il'After ( Iiismnaus Miatcher Hughes' play, Hell Bent . Fs ^r Heaven, frined the vehicle pio-;s ction lyeste dayby theolaboratoiy r^''' seto fplay podcton Tisva { a ;. given before a private and~ invited au- w I rosseau Committee EFF INGER WILL Cosmopolitan Grou p ,LANE HLA LL WILL "ADDRESS SasUMitiaionHAVE LECTURERS Acts On Applicants Da ALUMNIfigeo teCl- tge ntitin'sx pro ilineit members of 016A ])can'fJoulty .avtfioglr,1of thetCoS-eakS"X At n~ig f te l~~t ('nflitt~ lgeof Literature, science and the3~i1 ii\ )i ~C~ oseka t ametin o th lcalcomiteeArtys ill addrtess a luncheon meet-; More than 20 members were in- Lane hall during the secocnd semhes- ofl the Brosseau Foflhldat ion. Mo~nday, hlg of the0 1ni1ersity of. Michligan'itiated ilit o the Cosmopolitan (11111) ate6r. 'These men, who .are Pre~ident ~?di~n w toI ken upon 14 aplica-i Club of Detroit, Salturday noon1, Jan1. !its mIin jg recently at Lane hail. The aec .Litefenhgh abt tn. an onI ee ali 14 , in the Hotel Statler. ilitattes comei from all corners of til~ ean Carl Iluber, D~r. Arthur L. Crons;, dons. lans oi Oleis F onealo;oa series of Lunch- globe, Siam. China, Albania, Hungary. Prof. Preston Slosson and Howardl will hemade, sbject t certis iddi onlueyae engteae a tio)nal information yet to be olbtanlied. The Brosseau Foundation is the l:arget single! loan fund f )r the bente- lit of 1(neety studeiits of the University. It w;as e stablished last spring;, and amotints to more than $120,000, the in- come from7 whirlh is available for loans to stuidenlts. eous planned by _Louis 1d. Reindel and, Italy, Canada, Germany and the Phil- his c'ommtittee for lhe pur'pose ofj aplpines. Tphis is the last formal init- stressing the academic side of IUiver- iation the club will hold this year. sity life, It is not an invitation af- fair and all D~etroit alumni will be This year more than 50 per cent of welcome to hear Dean Effinger. the students of Robert college, an Plans are being made to have at American institution in Constanti- least part of the Glee club there to en-; nople, are Turks, as compared with tertain with songs. only 5 per cent lbefore the war. ly as representative meen rather than nmemb~ers of the faculty, and are goivg to use as their subpect their owil experience as an interpretation of life. The Students Christian associa- tion expects this to be one of the Imost interestilug features of its spring lb fill -Ialle 's Ciocks dience, as bave' all of these try-out's presentations. It followed the play- F, ing of Ijulu Vollmer's "Sun-Up" M~on- X (lay atenonanid*'of three others afno given last week.. Today "Evening Dress Indispensable," by Roland Pert-r wee, and "Love In a 1Vist," by Gilbert Emecry will ,ct$nclude the ser ie~s uintil............. after the Christmas holidays, whv' nr Philip Biarriys "The Youngest" and a translation of Herman Blahr'sw "The r s Coincerl" will be g~tven. Mn The lab~ratory performances are lie result of the first comlete courseVi J f in play prodlucti on andI (irection' cat=- Pied out at the University, andi they are under the supervision of EarlX Fleisehnman, direct or> of the depart- m ent. .Irom n am ong , the num ber thatha e b e gi e du i g t e l s twwe k on w ll) e e e t d f r z l e ;" haeenien(lrn the astetwo, Ja:n. 17. Cas t for these public p~ro- ductions (10 not necessarily follow the original laba~i{ory cast, but are drawn from al 1_ ;am pus try-outs. "The Romantic Young Lady' >' which is play- Who has purchased Tormany If ing this week at the Mimes theater, is "Wigwam" will lie used. still n in iins a product of the laboratory method. 1<868 in the dlays of "Bloss" Twed(as b~ This involves student construction of dictatoirs of the politics' of Now 'uorR scenery in stagecraft courses as well reported to be $$750,000. as dramatic handling. Negotiations ar e tunder way to)bit Atodd,4 Displayed. T'armany in uptowvn New Yorli_ Coincident with the private show- LAPORTE 4ALUAAriT ings there is on display in the work- ___L___ shop of Jle:(.( xre in University hall auditorium a display of several mina- A new 'University of Michigan (clulb ture models of? :sets for the different 1has Just been formed in LaPorte, Iii- plays, complete to the last detail. Ad- d iana, according to Hawley Tapping,I mission to they performances will beI field secretary of the Alumni associ- granted to arid-; one intereste d, andI tion. of the University, who has lust who will apply for a card of admis- returned froni a trip which included sotoM.F~Iktclman. that city. inhoar. ela, rdi atn sjOne of the first actions of the inee Richarde reports, wasdto istacting as technical direct,)r and graduate as- cuh po swIt utimi i sistant in the department. Woellhaf4 gift of a Michigan iHonor tr ophy: for wsprominent~in various campus (ra- matic production's during the last few°!, seasons. Charles Green, a graduate of the Universityof klahirma and who came to the U iniversity with Prof. 41 Janms M. O'Neill from the University..............'}.. all, or 'or whlat pmp1 ose the historic a mystery. The structure, vhich since been the home of the Tamma ey, society,j City, lhas recent ly been soai[or a sume uIld a now center for the activities of sthe local high school. 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