Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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. E 5 tl w l ,, -. - A, , E, is 6 nenti J . . + fQ . . . Stunt Night Stunt Night, as usual, brought a record -crowd Within the portals of 5 P. A. L. Stu-dents, parents, friends, and freshmen, all joined in the merry H thr-ong that came to he.ar the profs derided and the colle-ge ridiculed. Stunt 1 Night is fast becoming an insitituti-on at P. A. L., largely because it serves as the one time in the year when th-e .stu-dents can make fun of the faculty Without fear of punishment. The good nature of the Whole faculty Was particularly to be n-oted this year. ' jj l The W-inning stunt was produced by Tau Chi Omega. Even the judges All said that th-ey Were un-decided up to the last stunt, but Tau Chi Omega, Q coming last on the program, settle-d all doubts in everybody's mind. The stunt con.sisted -of three Prisoners At Large-studenrts of the college, who sang dolefully about their overworked hours. During the song1s,,three , girls, so Well made up as the Profs they Were taking off that the audience j howled With glee, entered an-d joined the songs. Last of all the Dean's i baby was presented. The representation of Dr. Warren by Carolyn Greene it Was especially praisewforthy. i li . If Second place Was captured by Kappa Omega, with a representation of 5 it I Must Have That Man, a scene from dormitory life. The portrayal of the dormitory matron Was enj oyable. V ' vi 1 Special men-tion should be given to Pit Kappa Epsilon, for its repre- t e sentation of types at P. A. L., and to the English Club, for its skit on what ft' the Faculty lmight have been. A ' -it The proceeds of the aiair netted over 3150. During the intermission, ' candy Was sold, under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. Frances Leggett, 'li of the Senior Literary Committee, Was the general chairman. L A .gl 5 4 il ll lm fl N I H ga ,Qi XEXX Wgwugiig gwmzmwwwvg-may gg Q tQ.Mwwz7gJi.tg L,.WfW,W gcce C ggWMMWMmmmmmmw ,,,Y fe N- ee A... time-:QI-eeffgteffge:e:f,:.T,lt...44g..gg:,,t, no nr i' ' O 1' ,frflccl rfgjffflf H

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p ,? J U I P QT -IL-D H A A 'A PM 'M ' lbvrman Qlluh Hlag Der Schwiegersohnf' by Rudolf Baumbach, Was this year dramatized by Ruth Paisley, and presented, for the Hrst tim-e on any stage, at Whitney Hall, Brookline, on Feibruary 15. , - PERSONEN I Frau. Eckart. ..... P . Bella Lerner l Herr Eckart, Schneider . . . Evelyn Alter Doktor Eckant, Lehrer . . L-illian Buxbaum . M.arie Engelmann . . . . Gertrude Mahn p lp Frau Kanzleiratin Engelmann p .I . . Julie Vinks Herr Kanzleirat Engelmann . . Madelene Ehrlich 'A Max Engelmann . . . Ruth Taylor 3 T 'Graf C-sanady . Emily Parizek I Erin Kastellan . . Ethel Pike Der Major . .' P . Ruth Davis Der Biirgermeister . Elinor Hunt Eine Dame . . . Ruth Paisley j Ein Polizi-st . Q ' . Alice Trainer 1 The proceeds of the play, Which netted nearly 3200, Will be used to T' swell the funds of a German Scholarship, Which, it is hoped, Will be large 1 enough Withina few years to send a girl abroad for foreign study. ' ' li l 4 riff ff ,o if T P Lil l , r ,,,,, , rpr, , Ono hufnfl' Z 'JI I,-J-fl -1