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About Oregon emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1909-1920 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1913)
DRAMA DEVOTEES DISCUSS PLANS HOWE ADVOCATES REPRO DUCTION OF PLAYS BY MOVIES MOTION PICTURES BARRED Allen Eaton Speaks on Harmony in University Departments. Final Arrangements Made for “Getting Married.” The Associated League fot the Study of the Drama held its first business meeting last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reddie, where plans and the scope of the work for the ensuing year were dis cussed. Prof. Howe gave a discourse on the three ways in which the drama might be presented most effectively, first, by reviving old plays, second by putting forth plays as a distinct ively educational feature and lastly^ through the presentation of the dra ma of ideas. Prof. Howe further added that the use of plays as one way of presenting literature in ob jective form to the public would be the performance of such plays as are, studied in the high schools through out tjie state. These would be per formed with a view to their being made subjects foT the moving pic ture films which would be sent to different places in the state in charge of a lecturer. This gave way to a general discus sion as to the demerits of the “mo vies” and while their function was considered obvious there seemed to be a unanimous feeling that the “movies” were out of the realm of the drama and tnerefore would not be in accord with the aim of the League. Mr. Allen Eaton spoke on the co operation and harmony of ideas among the various departments of the institution and which resulted in the formation of the League. Mr. Eaton said that he considered the drama as the one of the greatest of arts that in its true presentation all of the arts are incorporated. Final arrangements for Getting Married, the initial play which the Class in Dramatic Interpretation will present on November 21 and 22, were made. oooooooooooooooooo o o o ANNOUNCEMENTS. o o - O o Sophomores-—-Class meeting o o at 4 p. m. Wednesday, o o Prof. Straub’s room. o • o German Club—Meeting at the o o Kappa Alpha Theta house o o this evening at 8 o’clock. o o Laurean—Meeting this eve- o o ning at 7:15. o o Y. M. C. A-—Regular meet- o o ing Thursday in Dr. o o Schmidt’s room. o o Eutaxian—Meeting at the Y. o o W. C. A. Bungalow tonight o o at 8 o’clock. o o Portland Academy Club— o o Meeting at the Delta Delta o o Delta house Wednesday at o o 8 o’clock. o o Football—University of Wash- o o ington-University of Ore- o o gon, November 15, Multno- o o mah field, Portland, Oregon, o o Assembly—Regular assembly o o Wednesday morning. c o Junior—Class meeting in Dr. c o Schjnidt’s room in Deady o o hall at 4 p. m., Thursday, c o The Women’s League will give c o “Mixer” the evening of No- c o vember 22 at the Men’s c o Gymnasium. Do not for- c o get it. c o Telephone all announce- c o ments to 655. c o . c oooooooooooooooooc A decrease of 37 is shown in th« total enrollment of the Freshmar class at Harvard. Six hundred anc twenty-three entered this year, whih 660 entered in 1912. For class fobs and Oregon belts see Jaureguy, room 53, Dorm. THE REX THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY* NOVEM BER lO AND 11. Offers THE COURT BY GIRLS A constellation of 14—COMIC OPERA STARS—14 A revelation of gowns and lingerie. Girls that bewitch, songs that en trance, dances that startle. The most expensive act as well as the greatest hit that ever played on Empress cir cuit. GARDNER AND LAURIE In the Yankee girl and English chappies—a gale of laughter. THE OXFORD TRIO In songs old and new. REXOSCOPE Two comedies, an Edison and a Key stone. No advance in prices. Admission—Matinees 25c, nights S5c and 35c. When Henry Ward Beecher at tended Amherst, his average was 5 7 on the scale of 100. H. CATO TAILOR For Men and Women At the Old Varsity 591 Willamette Street SAVE THE PIECES TUI INS| t raZc When you break your lenses, bring the largest pieces and 1 will grind a new lens just exactly as the broken one was. 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