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FRENCH PLAY.
First Rehearsal Yesterday. The Cast of Characters.
The first rehearsal of the French play was held last week afternoon and the leading characters went through their parts very readily. The play this year is to be Paillerons "Le Monde Oui L'on S'ennui," and is one of the most delightful comedies ever written. It is an exposition of affectedly literary society of Paris, and is full of laughable situations. An English translation of the play was given by the senior class in 1896 and made a decided "hit." The play will be given as soon as possible after Lent.
The cast of characters is:
Bellac, fashionable philosopher, H. H. Smith.
Roger, with political hopes,
Harold Bozeu.
Paul Raymond, just married,
Frank Ellis.
General de Briais, senator, R. L. Douglas.
Virot, a deputy, Daniel Servy. Francois, Mr. Carney. Gaiac, N. J. Randall. de Boines, Chester Rutheford. de Millets, a poet, Thos. Van
The Duchess, Hettie Mossler. Mme. Loudan, Genevieve Sterling.
Jeanne Raymond, wife of Paul. Helen Perkins.
Lucy Perkins, English heiress Bonnie Bell.
Suzanne, Roger's ward, Nina Fell.
Mme. Arriego, Miss Mitchell.
Professor and Mrs. Hubach will entertain the University Glee Club at their home on Friday evening.
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T. A. McNeal Says It's Up To The Funmaker.
T. A. McNeal, state printer and editor of the Mail and Breeze, talked to the newspaper classes last Friday on "The Cheery Side of Journalism." Mr. McNeal has been in the newspaper business for thirty-five years, and his experiences were many and interesting. He said in part:
"The cheerful side of journalism pertains not to the reporter or the editor, but to the patrons of the paper. People demand fun, and it is up to the jokesmith to grind out a column or so of 'smiles'; if he fails the people are disappointed, but if he succeeds, his fortune is made. Bill Nye was the master of wit, but when he contracted to furnish a New York paper a column of jokes every day, it was too much; he died as a result."
Mr. McNeal told some very amusing stories of wind and drought out here in Kansas before the white men became so numerous. The lecture was well attended and the newspaper students extend to Mr. McNeal a standing invitation to address them whenever he visits the University.
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