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...Gold), all is frolic, action and fun. True sons of their parents, these-not a complex or a suppressed desire in a barrel of them. "And here, while the Rover boys and their chums are getting ready to give the girls a glorious good time, we will say good-bye...
...Baldwin is a younger and presumably a stronger man than his predecessor--fortunately so, for there are rough waters ahead. The tide has been running strongly against the Conservatives in the bye-elections; the Labor Party is united and ably directed; Mr. Asquith and Mr. Lloyd-George add debating power and the voting strength of the Liberal Party to the opposition. And now apparently the selection of Mr. Baldwin has closed the door on reconciliation with "the lost leaders...
...Weist '23, and C. H. Morgan 2nd '24, as Antony and Cleopatra, respectively, will sing "I Forgot to Kiss You Good-Bye". Following this, Weist will sing "Another Sister", with the Pony Ballet (L. F. Holmes '24, A. W. Dole '24, R. E. Stevens '24, A. R. Weed '25, W. W. Wood '24, L. J. Young '23). The entertainment will close with a rendering of the hit of the show "When Nero Played His Fiddle in a Roman Cabaret", by L. F. Holmes '24 and E. S. Pinkham...
...latter be answered for a "Key" and some more "book learning", then no one need worry; both are still to be found for the seeking. But true scholars seem to be born not made; and a true scholar and a true grind, wholly different characters by the bye, are both usually impervious to anything but their books. The fault is surely not with them...
...first act and in part of the second she detracted from the characterization of the French Canadian girl by making her too much of a vampire, she was excellent in the last act in the psychological working out of her part-especially in her reiterated "I cannot say good-bye!". The part of Hector Mac Collins, Factor of the Trading Post, was well taken by Ralph Remley, except where there was too noticable a combination of broad Scotch and pure English. Mark Kent as the doctor and Houston Richards as Pierre La Bey also deserve commendation...