DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENTS "MISSION OF THE DAMMED"

Reporters, mob, etc., Elizabeth Wheelock 1917, Grace Wardwell 1917, C. P. Fuller '19, G. Baker '20, J. C. Scanlon '18, J. L. Tildsley, Jr., '19, O. Prescott, Jr., '20, D. S. Critz uC, K. Lewis uC.

The Dramatic Club will give the first performance of "The Mission of the Dammed," in the Hasty Pudding Theatre, Holyoke street, this evening at 8.15 o'clock. The play was written by Miss Mary M. Wright, Radcliffe 2G, of Lewiston, N. Y., a student of Professor Baker's English 47a, and was chosen from a large number by Professor Baker and Walter Prichard Eaton '00. The club has continued this year the practice of amateur production and acting.

Tickets entitling undergraduates to a reduction of 25 cents on tickets for all performances may be obtained from P. C. Lewis '17, Thayer 26. These cards are not transferable and are good when pre- sented at the Co-operative Branch or at the box office.

The other performances will be given tomorrow in the Hasty Pudding Theatre, and Thursday night in Copley Hall, Boston. There will be an informal dance after each performance, at which the Dramatic Club Orchestra will furnish music. The following program will be rendered tonight between the acts:

(1) Medley of Popular Airs  arr. Parmelee and Pell(2) Rendez-vous, Intermezzo Rococo,  Aletter(3) Skylark, waltz,  Deppen(4) a. "Poor Butterfly," from "The Big Show" at the New York Hippodrome  Hibbellb. "Mammy's Coal Black Rose,"  Whiting(5) "Stars and Stripes Forever," exit march,  Sous