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SHAW'S ARMS AND THE MAN
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The Modern and Fascinating
Comedy Vill be Presented
December 4.
"Arms and the Man" will be
presenteu in Gerrard Hall Friday
lVct'nler 4th, without Hernard
Shaw. ,. , ;
When "Pygmalion", Shaws
newest comedy was to be presen t
ed for the first time this fall in
the New Theatre, the manage
ment" wired Mr. Shaw to come
over to New York for the first
performance. Shaw in the cable
gram in answer made the charac
teristic reply that "as America
had waited so long for a visit
from him that he could not now
risk it because Americans miffh
,o disappointed in him after he
came."
The management., of "Arms
and the Man", which is to he
presented here by the University
Dramatic Association, wanted
to "et Mr. Shaw for the first per
formance at Chapel Hill Decem
ber 4th, but U regrets that Mr.
Shaw cannot leave' England.
" However, the star cast of the
Dramatic Club will present "Arms
and the Man" regardless. The
cast now consists of four N. C.
Dramatic men, Coffffin, Johnson.
Weeks, and Kerr who will be
great factors in the production of
this clever and fascinating little
comedy. "
A change was recently effected
in the cast in subs'titutingKerr fbr
Meredith in Catherine's part, and
in Meredith's taking the leading
lady's part, Kaina.
It is of interest to note that
the Dramatic Club is putting on
a modern comedy, and one in
which the people of North Caro
lina will be interested.
Dr. Henderson's Opinion.
Carolina can win this year.
She has the players, the plays,
the team wark, the has, and the
spirit. Two other qualities are
absolutely iudespensable for vic
tory. First, ability to decipher
Virginia's system of defense. Our
team can, I believe, meet Vir
ginia's offence. Second, field
generalship-Carolina's great de
ficiency in , recent years, It is
imperative now for the sort of
headwork that sizes up each play
or system of plays with reference
to its adaptability at a particular
stage of the game.
Given these two qualities, the
ability to solve Virginia's system
of defence, and the type of field
generalship which utilizes a team
and its style of-play for its full
value, and ',ve will, win.
Archibald Henderson.
Dean Stacy will speak at Wilks-
boro during community service
CLASS TENNIS HATCHES
Winners of Tournament Will
Wear Class Numerals.
Now that Oates and Capehart
have secured their positions on
the Varsity tennis team, the
class tournaments are going on
merrily. A number of players '
entered for each class, and all j
the positions have been the
ject of some fast playiug.
ob-
The Seniors have now only j
three men in the race.. McCall j
and Mebane are to play an elimi-I
nation contest Thursday, the j
winner to be challanged by Tub
by Walke.
The Juniors and Freshmen
have already finished their tour
naments. Proctor and Hancock
have won out in the Junior con
test, and Kutledge and Herty
compose the Freshmen team.
A goodly number are yet in
the Soph race. Those who have
not been eliminated are Combs,
Polk, Shamburger, Johnston,
Perry, and Hood. Coombs and
Polk are said to have good pros
pects but they f. will have to put
up a stiff fight for their places.
As soon as the different class
teams have been made up the
inter-class tournament begins.
No definite schedule has been
arranged. The winners of this
tournament have the privilege,
as the senior football team now
has, of wearing their class num
erals. MAGAZINE SOON TO APPEAR
Second Issue of College Periodical
Comes from Press Shortly.
The December issue of the Uni
versity of North Carolina Maga
zine will come out this week with
more than its usual number of in
teresting articles and stories.
The most prominent among those
listed in its table of contents are
the following: A Football Ram
ble, by Frank Graham; Eve, the
winner of the Freshman prize in
English, by S. F. Telfair; Vanka,
a Story of so .Many, by S. K.
Newman; an article by R. B.
House on Hinderances to Our In
tellectual Growth as Students; a
poem by VV. D. Kerr; and an un
usually large sketch department.
This sketch department is open
to anyone who is desirous of
breaking into print and the Edi
toJs will be glad to receive as
many, contributions as possible.
Harry G. Hunter of the Sopho
more class was initiated into the
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity last
week.
Albert Cox of Raleigh, Jim
Wiggins of Winston-Salem, and
W. J. Cox have come over to the
Hill to help coach the team on
the last lap.
Let KODAK Solve
ENOCH ARDEN A SUCCESS
Mrs. Winston and Mr. Ber
nard Please Large Audience
The rendition of Strauss music
to Tennyson's famous poem,
"Enoch Arden," by Mrs. Win
ston and Professor Bernard at
the Presbyterian church last
night, surpasses by far any event
of its nature which has been
given here this season.
. Long before the appointed
hour the church was filled and
many were forced to stand.
It is impossible to describe the
beaqty of the piece and the ad
mirable manner in which it was
rendered., It is sufficient to say
it eclipsed every expectation, and
from the first note to the last the
entire audience sat motionless.
enraptured
by the wonderful
combination of poetic and musi-
cal skill.
As explained before, Strauss is
possibly the greatest composer of
"tone poems" the world has ever
known, and his great success
with "Enoch Arden is a master-
piece in which he seemed to put
his whole heart and soul.
The students, appreciate the
opportunity to . enjoying an
entertainment of such rare qual
ity and trust that Mrs. Winston
and Professor Bernard will
again favor them.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL,
Representative Teams From Eastern
and Western Parts of State Meet
Here
The State High School Foot
ball; Championship series has
reached its final stage. The
teams remaining- eligible for this
honor are; in the East, Raleigh,
Wilmington, Washing-ton, and
Goldsboro; and in the West, Shel
by, Asheville, and Huntersville.
Washington will play Goldsboro
in Goldsboro on the 23rd, Raleigh
will play Wilmington in Golds
boro on the 28th, and the winners
from these games will come to
gether for the championship of
Eastern North Carolina on De
cember 5th, The winner in this
game will come to Chapel Hill to
meet the champion of the West
ern part of the State on Decem
ber 12. The teams in the West
ern part have not yet come to an
agreement as to their schedule
but representatives from each
school will meet in Charlotte on
the 25th to arrange one.
The Kings Daughters will
hold a bazaar in Dr. McNider's
office on December 1, at three
thirty. This bazaar is for a
worthy purpose, and the ladies
would appreciate the patronage
of the students.
Six of the nine Carolina phar
macy students who stood the
State board last week passed,
and are now registered pi 11 rollers.
Out of the total number of 51
that stood the board, 23 were
successful.
The many friends of Mr. Rich
ard H- Thornton, instructor in
the English department, will re
gret to learn that he has been
called to Blackstone Va. on ac
count of a serious fire which de
stroyed his mother's home.
the Christmas Problem
Team Bids Adieu
Concluded from first pae
measure his strength against
Virginia. Reid and Parker have
j been measuring up equally well
at Full and it has not been de
I cided which one will begin the
game Thursday. Tandy and
Jones are in fine condition and
are playing their positions well.
Hines and Burnett are first sub.
Halfbacks. The latter is slightly I
favored on account of his wider
experience. John Tayloe is play
ing the best game at sub Guard.
J. Jones and Wright are getting
into good condition and will be
able to play Thanksgiving. Al-
together, the work of the whole
team has improved so much that
the Coaches are confident that
Carolina will play the best game
of the season ayainst Virginia.
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