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Pstfe Six
THE RED AND BLACK
Dramatists Select
Fifteen Actors for
First Production
Title of Clay, Cost, and Busi-
nr«s StalT to Be Announced
Next Week
FITteen studpnts wore chosen at
Anal tryontH Friday for parts In the
first 1 1-32 production of the
Thalian- lllackfrlars Dramatic club,
It was announced today by Kdwnrd
C. Crouse, Instructor in journalism
and director of the organization.
Summer School Student*
Seek Culture and Credit
Registration at the 19.11 session
of summer school totaled 2,218 stu
dents, according to an announce
ment by Dr. J. 8. Stewart.
Of the students registered at the
past session of summer school, 1,735
were taking work for college credit,
while 483 were registered for cul
tural credit.
Knowledge comes, but wisdom
11 n gers.—Tennyson.
RECORDING ARTISTS
TO FURNISH MUSIC
FOR HOMECOMING
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day night from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
The other dance will be given at
the same place the following night
from 9 to 12 p. m. Both dances
will be informal.
All fraternities have received per
mission from university authorities
to give house parties during the
homecoming week-end.
Woodruff hall will be specially
decorated for the occasion. The idea
to be carried out in the decorations
has not been announced. No other homecoming besides those sponsored
dances will be held in Athens during by the council.
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Names of members of the cast and
the title of the pluy will be revealed
next week nfter arrangements for
the play's production liuvo been
com pleted.
“An unusuul amount of talent
was uncovered at the tryouts lust
week more than the most optimis
tic of us expected,” Mr. Crouse com
mented today. “I believe the situa
tion is due to two factors, to the con
solidation of the old Thallans and
Blackfrlurs and to the Increased
campus Interest In dramatics—and
curiosity-—because of that consolida
tion.
"At any rate, I am conlldent that
the quality of the cast for our first
play will assure a production which
will mark a new era In university
student theatricals. We are hope
ful that the play will set a high
standard and will be a fitting Initial
production for the new Thalian-
Blackfrlars club.”
Late November has been marked
as the date for the piny's Athens
performance, which will be followed
by n three-day road trip.
BULLDOGS PLAY CRUCIAL
GAME WITH TARHEELS
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teams will play here Oct. 24.
Two days of light workouts fol
lowing their return from the annual
victory over Yale and two days of
scrimmages were the preparations
made by the Bulldogs for the Tar
heel game, their drat real confer
ence test of the season. A heavy
scrimmage yesterday afternoon saw
them ready and able to start out
agnlnst the Chapel Hill boys.
Jim 8toinoff and Sam Brown, full
back and halfback, are the only Bull
dogs on the injured list. Stolnotf
suffered an injured nnkle against
Yale, while Brown sprained his neck
In scrimmage Monday. Neither is
expected to be able to play tomor-
row.
Several hundred Btudenta. using a
variety of conveyances, are enroute
to Chapel Hill today, to see "their"
Bulldogs Rtrut against the Caro
linians Some students made the
trip with the team, while others are
riding towards Chapel Hill in
Bulcks. Fords, Chryslers, and the
well known Model T. Still others
are "bumming" through the coun
try.
The probable Georgia starting
lineup for tomorrow is. Batchellor.
center; Patterson and Bennett,
guards; Cooper and Townsend,
tackles; Woltson and Crenshaw,
ends; Sullivan, quarterback; Chan
dler and Mott, halfbacks; and
Whlre, fullback. Coach Mehre is
expected to use the same strategy
against the Tarheels that worked
against Yale—putting In a mixed
first and second team lineup for
the first quarter.
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