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French Clubs Join
To Give Anouilh Play

Continued from Page 3

cult parts were portrayed by
Charles Melchoir, George Renaud,
and Hilary Gold, Valentine Renaud.
But they both gave more than ade-
quate performances in these parts.

Le Maitre d’hotel, Sol Blecker;
Maitre Huspar, Sperry Lea, Le
Chauffeur, George de Schweinitz,
le petit Garcon, Catherine Lord;
the valet, Dan Olivier; Maitre Pick-
wick, William Warner, and the
cook, Karen Cassard, all added to
the comedy of the play by their
good performances, although Karen
seemed to overact slightly in her
part.

The sets were simple but ex-
tremely well-handled interiors.
William Bishop, as stage manager,
may be congratulated along with
Mr. Whitworth and Phyllis Bolton
’49, the directors, on having done
an excellent job.



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7 Colleges Discuss
Admissions, Speakers

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