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Fountain Pen Sets
Eversharp Pencils
Books
Smoking Sets
Smoke Stands
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Ash' Trays
Complete line of
Best Toys
Stationery
Manicure Sets
College Jewelry
Toilet Sets of White
Ivory, Amber and Shell
Desk Lamps
Nut Crackers
Men's Toilet Sets
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FREDERICK WARD LECTURES
ABOUT LIFE EXPERIENCES
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to note the phrase he was using in re
ferring to his education, which "was sup
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posed to have been complete." ' His dry
humor elicited much applause.
In comparing the old theatre with the
new he spoke of the fact that in the
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companies of his youth a copy of the
dictionary was ever available, since the
stage was the standard of pronuncia
tion. "It was then," Mr. Ward asserted,
"as unfortunately, jt Is. not now. The
American stage, and the people are lip
lasy; in the effort of the actors to attain
'realism' the result has been that it is
impossible to hear more than one-half
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of the lines of a play," He plead for
more respect for the language.
Mr. Ward told of his associations with
some of the greatest American and Eng
lish actors such as Henry Irving, Law
rence Barrett, Charlotte Cushman, Ed
win Booth and Adelaide Neilson. Told
in a style almost inimitable he held his
audience in sympathetic mood. He also
gave some scenes from various dramas.
The most thorough and artistic charac
terization was the rendition of the speech
of Brutus to the Roman people, which
he referred to as the "most perfect ex
ample of poetry."
Mr. Ward deplored the fact that he
could not And on the stage today the
"great giants of past times." He seemed
hopeful for the drama of the future and
expressed his interest in the new theater
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After giving humorous accounts of his
first performance and the first of Doug
las Fairbanks,' who was his protege.
"The moral of these first appearances,"
he said With a twinkle in his eye, "is, If
at first you don't succeed, try, try again,
for first appearances may not be indica
tive of later work." "I wish for you,
my friends, years filled with 365 days of
love, health and work, and the last of
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these is' the most important, for con
genial work is the keyword to happl
Mr. Ward' was given an ovation by
the enthusiastic audience. He gave his
hearers a clear and vivid realization of
a . robust and vigorous character, who
had the gift of a nature innately sympa
thetic LEVITZKI, FAMOUS PIANIST, !
APPEARS THURSDAY NIGHT
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"The daring and abandon of his play
tag is delightful, giving forth the im
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pression of such an' easy mastery of all
possible difficulties. The nonchalance with
which he surmounts the technical dif
ficulties is little short of amazing," says
the Chicago Tribnnt. . --
Levitzki has a special appeal for col
lege students. He has always expressed
his great love for colleges and college
students. College newspapers of various
schools where he has appeared have
praised him, and told of enormous audi
ences of students who have been thrilled
by his playing. One of them said in an
editorial,' "It required 'no effort to be
soothed by Levitxki's gentle touch, nor to
be lulled by the magic tone, his rippHng
runs, his colorful phrases. His playing
of our college song was the thing which
most of all endeared him to the hearts
of the large part of the -student body
which heard him. ' ' ,
Levitzki will arrive In Chapel Hill
Thursday morning, spend the day in rest
and fn going over the campus, and will
appear in Memorial Hall at 8:30. The
general admission is $1.00, while reserved
seats, will be on sale at Patterson's for
$1.50., ,
Mrs. Stacy
Entertains
Mrs. Marvin Hendrix Stacy enter
tained at . a tea on Saturday afternoon
from four to six. The house Was artisti
cally decorated with trailing vines in the
hall and the . living room. . Receiving the
guests at the door were Mrs. R. E. Coker
and Mrs. Fred Patterson. .. The receiv
ing line was composed of Mrs. Stacy,
Miss! Kittle Lee Frasier, Miss Lucy
Lay Miss Mary Verner, Miss Mildred
Cherry, Miss Mary Cal Henly and Mrs.
Johnson. : , :
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Harry Chase and Mrs. T. J. Wilson.
The beautifully appointed .table was
decorated with lighted candles and a
centerpiece of calendulas.: ' Serving were
Mrs. H. McG. Wagstaff, Mrs. E; K.
Knight and Mrs. C P. Spruill, Jr. Others
assisting Mrs. Stacy in receiving were
Mrs. A. C Mcintosh, Mrs. J. A. War
ren, Mrs. I. H. Manning, Mrs. N. W.
Walker, and Mrs. T. E. Graves. The
guests were faculty wives and the women
students of the University.
Miss Frances Vehabld deliffhtfully en
tertained at the home of her parents on
Rosemary street Saturday evening. Danc
ing was the order of the evening and
delicious refreshments were served.
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Saturday, December 13
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CLUB
PRESENTS
Saturday, December 13
MEMORIAL HALL
NAUGHTY CHIEF
"It ia. against the State Law to'
smoke in a theater. The Town
Authorities have requested the
Chief of Police to atop smoking
ia thh theater." Pickwick The-
DURHAM, N. C: