St Francis Xavier University - Yearbook (Antigonish, Nova Scotia Canada)

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DRAIVIATIC SOCIETY I I I 1 I I NICHOLAS BALDWIN President RODERICK AIacNEIL REV. CYRIL BAUER TIIOAIAS AICCUSKER Vice-President Facuity Advisor Secretary-Treasurer The dramatic Society this year under the leadership of dynamic Nick Bald- win attained the position that such a society shouid strive for. In Iate November the society :resented a show consisting ot the TriaI scene from ShaIcespeare's IVIERCHAINTT OF VENICE and the one act pIay, TI I E DEVIL AND DAN I EL WEBSTER. In February, the Dramatic Society produced jointIy with thc M. A. S. Gil- bert and SuIIivan's Iight opera THE IVIIKADU. Nionths of steady rehearsing and tedious sta ing products were in evidence at this presentation which was enthusiastically Teceived by four t'uII houses here in Antigonish and Iater in Sydney. St. F. X. students were once afforded a galaxy ot'Iaughs, surprises and generaI aII-round entertainment immediateIy after the Easter holidays when the Dramatic Society .came to 'the front. This time it was a series of three one act plays: The Man in the BowIer Hat, The Shoemaker from Syracuse, and The Happy Iourneyfi. A debt of ratitude is due to Father Bauer, Father Edwards, Mother St. Phillip and Motiei' St. Michael for their professional assistance given this Society. 115 J ' ' fl' V' ' A Iliff! -If-11:2 :-. -'-211: