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Presentation of Cecil B. De
MilleB' "Food" by the Strollers.
BY STAFFAND CROWN May 2, Presentation of "Under Cover," at Lexington Opera House at 7:30;
Teh musical program will be furnished
Senior Women's Honorary by the University orchestra and by the
Gives Third Men's and Women's Glee Clubs under
Year Girls the "Once
Prof. Carl Lamport's direction.
Mr. Sax will prepare special settings
Over."
for the production. He will arrive on
On Saturday evening of last week, Monday to take charge.
Staff and Crown, the Senior women's
honorary fraternity entertained the eli- CHANGES MADE IN
gible Junior women at a card party at
UNDER COVER
Patterson Hall.
Each year such a party is held by
Lee McClaln Drops Out; Miss Lucy
the members of the society for those
Young is Making Superb
eligible to become Staff and
who are
Progress.
Crown members for their Senior, year.
To be eligible means that a girl must
Stroller play,
be a Junior in the University. She Rehearsals for the
must have spent a year of that time "Under Cover," are being held day
at Kentucky. She must be far above and night, and Stage Manager Grover
is confident that the play will
the average in scholarship, that is, she Creech
must have no D's and a predominance be well under way when Mr. Sax, the
of A's. She must be active in college coach, arrives.
Several changes have been made in
affairs and take an active part in one
must the cast. Emery Frazier and Gus Gay
more of its activities.
She
or
be of high standing In her personality have exchanged parts, with the result
Mr. Frazier will take the role of
and character, well liked and ad- that
Taylor, and Mr. Gay that of Steven
mired by her fellow students and in
fact be as near the ideal in as many Denby. Lee McLain was forced to
drop the part of Michael Harrington,
ways as possible.
owing to the fact that his work on the
"Tap Day" for the society will be
Herald prevented his giving the time
held April 25, on the campus.
necesary to work up the part. He will
The guests present at the card party
were: Misses Mary Turner, Elizabeth give as much time as possible to his
Davidson, Mary Ann Devereaux, Eliza- duties as business manager. No one has
yet been chosen to take his place.
beth Card, Lucille Blatz, Virginia Helm
Miss Lucy Young is throwing herMilner, Betty Davis, Louise Mayer,
self splendidly into the Interpretation
Kathleen Brand, Louise Will, Margaret
Woll, Martha Pollit, Fan Ratliff, Lo- of the character of Miss Ethel
Mary Elizabeth James, as litgan Figg, Margaret Bird, Edna Smith,
tle sister to Ethel Cartwright, adapts
Lucille Harbold, Miss Berkeley, Margaret Stevens, Mrs. Brown, Elizabeth herself to her part cleverly.
Terril Tapscott, as Harry Glbbs and
Fried, Mable Pollit, (Lelah Gault and
Carlisle Chenault, as Sarah Peabody
Linda Purnell.
The active chapter consists of Ruth are handling the humorous roles with
Duckwall, Eliza Piggott, Mildred Gra- evident ability.
Eliza Spurrier makes a charming
ham, Marie Collins, Elizabeth McGow-an- ,
Mrs. Harrington; Margaret Smith, acMary Beall, and Austin Lilly.
cording to critics, is showing up splendidly as Nora Rutlidge; William BakSTROLLER PROGRAM
er, as Monty Vaughn, has been named
IS MADE PUBLIC the "modest little violet" of the play;
Fred Augsburg makes a good door
Mr. Carol M. Sax, during his stay in keeper at the customs, and Aurynne
the city, will lecture on subjects per- Bell, an ideal English butler for the
tinent to the Little Theater and dra- Harringtons.
matic literature. The following programs have been scheduled:
Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Gamma
April 22, Lecture by Mr. Sax In Delta announces the pledging of Machapel at 3:45. Presentation of
rlon Russell Shlpp, Bell Court, Lexington, Friday, April 10.
"Rosalind" bp the Strollers.
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men, men of sports

ZEMBROD SPEAKS
TO ROMANCE CLUB
The Romance Language Club held
its second meeting Monday night at
7
o'clock in Professor Zembrod's
class room. After a short business meeting, conducted by Logan Figg president
of the club, Profesosr Zembrod gave an
interesting program on French poems.
The reading "First Smiles of Spring,"
by Theodore Gantler, and "Le Lac," by
Lamartlne, and the singing of a French
song, "Since Here Below," by Victor
Hugo, comprised the program.
Lamartlne is credited with having written one of the most perfect elegies in
the French language.
The Romance Language Club is one
of the new organizations on the campus, organized two weeks ago. Students are eligible who are enrolled
in the second year and third year
French, in second year Spanish, and
first year Italian. Meetings are held
every second and fourth Monday
nights in the month. Miss Elizabeth
Featherstone will be hostess to the
club April 28, at her home at 426 Ayles-forPlace.
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