TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1928
THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY PAE THMI
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"The Naked Truth," by
dan; Harper and Brot
The title misintreprets
it bespeaks the dazzling
mon. The book is not
but rather the product
well trained in they ways
tive England. Clare She
work called Naked Trut
gate upon the life of her
bred and ambitious won
Because she was well
thor had an environme
famous people who were
her relatives or their a
The society of London sir
shared her mother's cul
drawing room while the
a tot under the care of
from the Continent. Her
the society matrons of th
and one was the mother
Churchill whom Clare Sh
immensely.
In her maturity the au
intimates such celebriti
Arthur Sullivan and Kin
Servia who was a family
travel and experience b
friends. among the renovi
YOUNG ACT O
BY PLAYI
SA YS
"Some actors like tra
when they, are playing t
comedy best when: they
comedy," says Mis's Kath
Kelly, who is leading lad
Rockford Players. "How
ways think I like tragedy
I'm playing comedy and
I have had, my greatest su
ing tragedy.
"I have played a great d
which I've enjoyed a grea
played a little of Ibsen an
of Eugene O'Neill's-"Beyo
rizon." I enjoy characte
times and I think that all
actresses should play char
when they first begin a
reer. In that way they w
'ks of the Day
Clare Sheri- of Europe, for after her husband's
hers, $5.00. death and after the war she was
the book, for forced to earn support for herself and
- two children. Under those circum-
ind thetstym-stances she played the breadwinner w
in that style by exercising her art as a sculptress "p
of a mind, In that capacity she worked in clay, to
of conserva- bronze, and marble. Among those im
ridan in this who sat for her were Trotzky, Lenin, on
h, opens the and Winston Churchill. Rudyard an
self, a well- Kipling who lived in London during wo
nan. the author's childhood was a friend ti
born the au- of her family's also and was a pivot
nt of near- of interest for Clare always. S
either among The book is written in a clear and l
cquaintance. straightforward style. She possesses wh
pped tea and the rare quality for women of seeing -
ture in her things as they are; nor is she afraid
author was of them. She reveals a few facts
a governess which might not have been mentioned
aunts were in the drawing room of a quarter cen-
e metropolis tury ago but at the same time her
of Winston work is not so dashing that it shakes
eridan liked the modern mind. Naked Truth has
a charm because of the author's poise
thor had as and sophistication. She is old enough t
ies as Sir not to have an immature outlook and
ng Milan of she is young enough not to be warp-
friend. Her ed mentally.
rought her By courtesy of Graham Book Store.
wned people g.S.
'RS SHOULD BEGIN
VG CHARACTER PARTS t
KATHERINE WICK KELLY
agedy best amuse an audience if the actor is
ragedy and young, but bore them if he is old, and
are playing which will make him a versatile ac-
erine Wick tor," concludes Miss Kelly.
ly with the
ever, I al- WOMEN'S LEAGUE t
r best when TO FETE PLAYERS
vice versa!
access play- Women students of the Summer l
oSession will have an opportunity to
eal of Shaw, meet Mrs. Clarence Cook Little and ,
t deal. I've the Rockford Players, who will bef
gO)VING
PADDOCK FACES SUSPENSION1
NEW YORK, July 9.-Charged
ith professionalizing himself in a
personal appearance" motion picture
ur, Charles Paddock today faced the
nminent prospect of losing his place
the 1928 American Olympic track
nd field team and the chance to seek
orld spring honors for the third
me in eight years.
CHALK MAY COACH BADGERS
MADISON, July 9.-Ray Schalk,f
ho recently resigned as manager of1
squad at the University of Wisconsin them 209 who are members of the
for next year, according to an respective fraternities, and the rest
announcement made here. are non-members. The maxim~um
M number of men occupying a house this
FRATERNITY HOUSES OPEN , summer is 22.
According to a report made by Prof.
Fred B. Wahr, assistant dean of Stu-
the Chicago White Sox, may coach the dents, 38 fraternity houses are being S bciet h
University of Wisconsin baseball kept open during the present Summer
teams, it was hinted here'today. The Session. More than 300 men are liv-
appointment of Schalk is satisfactory ing in the fraternity houses, among
with George Little, director of ath-fDRUGS
letics at Wisconsin. Schalk served as RK A
assistant baseball coach here a few
years ago.,_ ___..11
UTERITZ TO BE "B" COACH
MADISON, July 9.-Irwin Uteritz,
former Michigan football and base-
ball star, had been appointed head
coach of the "B" varsity football
Grad uate Candid ates ti
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