Jugendfreunde stage success praised despite weak makeup
A German play production by the Jugendfreunde featuring strong acting from Claus C. H. Prox and Lucille Bunzl drew praise for its lively direction by Dr. Thom and polished German on stage. Critics noted Wigler and Martens roles tested by subtleties, with overall scenes and the Salamander finale earning acclaim.
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Jugendfreunde
Claus C. H. Prox
Philip Winkler
Mr. Prox
Winkler
Waldemar Scholz
Frederick Zeman
Heinz Hagedorn
Merwyn Wiener
Zeydell
Bruno Martens
Martens
Mr. Zeydel
A. C. Nolte
Stephan
Lucille Bunzl
Lisbeth
Gertrude Borchardt
Toni
Bettie Lauterbach
Dora Lenz
Alma Misch
Amelie
Wiener
Thom
James Herman Aldrich
William H. Barber
Bernstorff
Arthur von Brilsen
Michael Borchardt
Wilhelm A. Braun
William H. Carpenter
Wolff Freudenthal
Virginia Gildersleeve
Juliana S. Haskell
William Addison Hervey
Sermon contrasts faith and science in chapel talk
The Rev Dr MacRowsie spoke about entering God’s Kingdom through willing obedience to Thy will. He contrasted Realists Pharisees Sadducees Zealots and the pious with Seekers for Truth and common folk who say Thy will be done. Professor Erskine contrasted faith with materialism and urged harmony of religious thought and science.
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Jesus
Erskine
Columbia
Firelight Club hears Dr Jacobs on folk lore and poetry
The Firelight Club met on Monday night with Dr. Jacobs, former English Folk Lore Society president, now an American citizen, as speaker. He argued that oldest verse grew with prose and read an ancient English folk tale, linking it to Childe Rowland and Shakespeare. The meeting ended with applause and plans for April 9 when Miss Latham will read Percy Mackaye's The Canterbury Pilgrims.
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English Folk Lore Society
Jacobs
Childe Rowland
King Lear
Milton
Browning
Western Australia
Shakespeare
Charles Perrault
Miss Latham
Teachers College
Percy Mackaye
Brooks Hall Rush Rules Annulled by Pan Hellenic Council
By unanimous vote the Pan Hellenice Council states that the rules printed last fall do not concern Brooks Hall. It permits natural intercourse between all undergraduate residents of Brooks Hall from this time on.
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