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...want to get a real line on how surely ninety percent of the so-called dramatic criticism in this town has become a matter of pure personal likes and dislikes go to the Hudson Theatre...
...legs, and strode boldly into the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. The Carnegie Foundation has, by means of intelligence tests (and what a world of blasted hopes and teary smiles is in those two words!) discovered that college athletes rate thus according to intelligence: Tennis players, 87 percent; fencers, 81 percent; wrestlers, oarsmen and water polo players, 80 percent; non-athletes and golfers, 79 percent, athletes (average), 78 percent; football, 73 percent; and track, 70 percent...
...following list, compiled last night by A. D. Samborski '25, who has been in charge of Intra-University Basketball, shows the standing of the various teams belonging to the Intra-University League up to today. Won Lost Percent Law 1B 7 1 .875 Business 2 5 1 .833 Law 3 7 2 .778 Law 2 4 4 .500 Arts and Sciences 2 6 .250 Law 1A 2 8 .200 Business...
...doubt a fault; but for him who goes to the theatre primarily for the purpose of enjoying himself and relieving his examination-troubled spirit, it turns out to be a virtue. For while the first half of "The Road to Rome" leads through a pleasant landscape of hundred percent Roman-American rotarianism, by the end of the second milestone it has entered into the realm of true dramatic tragedy, enlivened here and there with sparkling and often rather caustic wit--which is quite as it should be. And in keeping with the subject, the scenery and staging is magnificent...
...presence of Jane Cowl in the leading role of Amytis. It is she who carries the play along with a finesse and verve which cannot help to instill enthusiasm even into a Boston audience. Nor is she ill supported. Richie Ling as Fabius Maximus portrays the typical hundred percent patriot with both feet planted with all the weight of his 200 odd pounds firmly on the ground. The silent thoughtful rather introspective Hannibal is perfectly presented by Philip Merivale. And as much might be said for almost all the rest of the cast. In fact so much has been said...