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Adams Play Proves
Entertaining, Skillful

Continued from Page 4
extensive, being restricted within
the limitations of one act, for Hat-
tie Arlington as a character and
as an actress had definite possi-
\bilities, ©

That Christine and Bruno shoula
go off for a drive at that moment
seemed to this reviewer primarily
intended to ‘clear. the stage for the
subsequent episode between Hattie
and Carl. Nor was the conclusion
up. to the expectations of the earl-
ier parts of the play. However,
Adams saved it from degenerating
into the trite “kiss-and-make-up”
solution by a sprinkling of amus-
ing lines and the whirlwind exit of
the Drakes with Lorelei’s query
flung after them —-WHERE? ?!

TReGUBNONT the Play, “Dosh the | che is alao Secretary of the Chorus

part and the acting of Christine
dominated the stage with consider-
able subtlety until her final “I
want to go and I’ve made up our
mind” was altogether convincing.
Although the lines of Faithfully
Yours were no more unusual than
was the idea behind it, both the
playwright and the actors achieved
something beyond the ordinary in
their treatment of it. Their suc-
cess is to be attributed to the pres-
ervation of a light touch through-
out, essential when working with
such material.

NOTICES

Language Houses

Students who are interested in
applying for rooms in the French
House, German House, or Spanish
House next year should make ap-
pointments with Miss Gilman, Miss
Cohn or Miss Nepper as soon as
possible, and not later than Friday,
March 21, the day on which spring
vacation begins.







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Self-Gov. V.-Pres.

Nominees Named

The Junior Class has nominated
the following candidates for Vice-
President of the Self-Government
Association:

Nelly Keffer

Nelly is First Junior Member of
Self-Gov. and was also First Soph-
omore member. She is Secretary
of the Science Club and a member
of the Central Committee of the
Alumnae Drive. She is a _ non-
resident.

Betty Coleman
Betty was the Second Sophomore
Member to Undergrad. She is Song
Mistress of the Junior Class.
Kathy Landreth
Kathy is Secretary of Self-Gov.

and was Freshman Song Mistress.
Betty Hamilton
Betty is First Junior Member of
Undergrad. She was head of the
Activities Drive this year and was
one of her. class Chairmen fresh-
man year.



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College will speak on Thursday
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because she did not space its in- —
tensity.

Thalia Arfyropoulo, ’50, execut-
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