THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Final Tryouts For Admirable Crichton Tomorrow at 3:30
Time
Opportunity Still Open to Try Out For First
The final requests for the play The Admirable Crofton will be held in the Little Theatre in Green Hall to morrow afternoon at 3:20 o'clock. There is still an opportunity for those wishing to have a part in this remarkable production to try-out. "If any one has not had chance to try-to-play, we are by seeing Ms. Burton before this time," said Professor Shinn, this morning.
The Admirable Crichton is known as one of the best works of James Barrie, and was screened by Cecile De Mille last year under the title of "Male and Female". Anyone who saw it would realize the magnitude of the production and the honor it will bring to those who make the east.
Girls with bobbed hair are out of luck in being chosen for the cast, as in course of the play, the actors are shipwrecked on a desert island in the South Seas. Here they are forced to live for two years in the most expensive possible. Bobbed hair could not exist very well under these conditions.
There are twenty-six parts in the play including the minors. Of these, eleven have prominent places throughout the play. This allows a large variety of parts for those wishing to tryout to choose from. It is urged that those with least dramatic ability make an effort to get on the cast.
The men chosen to report for the final tryouts tomorrow afternoon are: Taylor, Morris, Martin, O'Brien, Wear Field, Laird, Baird, Preble, Shefrey, Hamilton, Dyer and Pennel. The women who will report are: Dunkel, Heaton, Odell, Clark, Hackrad, Logger, Ferguson, Barron, Reynolds, Barr, Pettit, Wilson, Wright and Blackmar.
Wrestling Squad Working
Personnel
Thirty-Four Men Now Comprise Personnel
Thirty-four men now make up the wrestling squad of the University, G. B. Patrick, coach of the squad, said this morning. Men who are ambitious to form a part of the final team are urged to come Eligibility was stressed this morning by Mr. Patrick in his announcement.
The squad has been working on fundamentals of the wrestling game so far. A change in the practice hours was announced today. Hereofore the men have been receiving instructions two days of the week, but starring next Monday they will work out on Monday and Wednesday at 4:15 o'clock and on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 o'clock.
There are now wrestling squads at Missouri, Ames, Washington, Nebraska, K. S. A. C., and Oklahoma. This leaves only Grinnell and Drake among the schools of the valley who have not yet taken up the mat game. The Kansas team has won which defeated the Kansas team last year, will fill part of the schedule this year, as there is a year yet to run of the two-year contract.
"Although some men are developing faster than others, no one has a place on the squad cinched yet," Mr. Patrick said. "The first meet of the season will probably be some time about the first of February. The schedule of meets with other schools is tentative as yet, but it is assured that Kansas will go to the mat with six or seven other squads."
Ku Ku's Will Sell Pennants
Jayhawk pennants will be sold by the Ku Ku Klan Friday and Saturday. The pennants are crimson with a blue Jayhawker on both sides.
The Ku Ku's will meet all trains and sell these pennants to the "old grads" and to the students. The pennants will be sold at nominal price and can be purchased by all.
TURKEY DINNER
at
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Saturday, Nov. 11
5:30 to 8
Mrs. Eva Guffin
643 Rhode Island St.
Phone 987 for Reservations
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Gridiron Gossip
Glick Schultz
The Jayhawkers aren't concentrating on any single type of play for the Cornhush battle. The Clark machine will be ready to use any style play, which is most successful—play games, fails, end runs, or forward passes.
The Kansas team will uncorse some clever plays Saturday. They work well against the freshmen, but the real test will come against Nebraska.
Old Man dim jinx is relentlessly pursuing Lee Weildein. Weildein has been out for two weeks with a "charlie horse" and now he has a attack of tonsillitis which may伞出 out of the Armistice Day tussle.
"Everybody in" Potsy 'called out last night shortly after 5 o'clock. And the men were so surprised that they couldn't realize that practice was over for the day. Several of the players had to be told twice. It's usually 6:30 before Potsy gives that order.
Here's the way the first team lineed up last night: Black and Griffin, ends; Cave and Mosby, tackles; Haley and Higgins, guards; Weildlein, center; Wilson, quarter; Hodges and Kelley, center. But the personnel on the team was changing and all the varsity got a chance before scrimmage was over.
Cave's ankle is giving him considerable trouble. He twisted it again in practice last night.
The Wilson-Griffin combination worked well in the aerial game last evening.
Haley and Holderman took turns filling Dawy's shoes at guard. Davy was out last night in a suit, however, the attacker scrimmaged by Thursday or Friday.
The result of the Nebraska-Syracuse game doesn't necessarily need to a Cornhusker weakness. The Dawson men fought under the same defense as did the West Point, a long trip before the play and on playing in a muddy field.
The condition of the weather placed the westerners at a disadvantage. Nebraska has depended to a great extent this season on an aerial game. A wet muddy field is a handicap to this style of play.
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