05 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
1
The dramatic club’s first production, Green Stockings, draws loud acclaim with music and comedy. Cast and crew receive praise as the show captivates audiences, delivering a lively performance in period style.
A narrator describes hotel lobby life noting vanity and pursuit of social recognition among guests. The scene contrasts flashy dress and glossy shoes with a motley crowd, ending with a dramatic label of a dominant figure among them.
The Richmond College quint, February 25, at Blues Armory, lost 41 to 10 to Randolph-Macon in the final championship battle. Spiders acknowledge Randolph-Macon as the league’s best team and congratulate the season’s success despite the setback.
The R C Student Government Association hosted a Monday night reception at Richmond College for Westhampton students. After mingling and pairing couples, Mr. Kelly directed the groups and a Richmond College Quartette entertained with selections to end the evening.
Campus calendar notes Y M C A conference begins in Richmond on March 5 with Inter-Collegiate Debate preliminaries. March 7 features Vespers by Dr. Cammack, March 8 Inter-Society Debate, March 9 Ministerial Association, March 10 Student Prayer Meeting, and March 11 Y M C L A. The Freshman Class challenges the Sophomores to a March 30 inter-class debate on a later announced topic.
Rich mond and Westhampton Colleges debut Dramatic Club presented Green Stockings to a capacity Red Cross auditorium crowd. The three act farce follows Celia Faraday in a English custom plot as she dodges the green stockings fate with a bogus engagement that turns real, with humor and mistaken identities throughout.
A motivational column urges young men to pursue education and leadership training. It asserts most leaders came from modest backgrounds, says opportunity now favors the diligent, and warns that delaying education is the reader’s fault.
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