University of Saskatchewan - Greystone Yearbook (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Canada)

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I f .. W asa. X -1 ' 4 MG 6 l ' i? B. l 3 31 if ll :ggigg if of -- - - t ' ' rj? iix-Qi ,qi W X . N I I College Nights . This yt-ar tlu-rt- wt-rt- t-ight plays prt-st-ntt-tl. showing tlu- growing t-nthusiasm for llramatics in tlu- l'niy't-rsity ot' Saskatt-lu-wan. The Little Theatre Club cup awarded for the best play was won by tht- Collegt- of Engineering with the play. A Night at an Inn. The play was wt-ll staged and acted t-yt-n though it was the l'Ingint-t-r's tirst attempt' in tht- tit-ld of llramatics. The McLorg t-up for individual male acting was won jointly by Mr. Jack Mitchell and Mr. Bob. Williamson. Professor Edmunds donated a second cup for individual at-ting, making a cup for ladies as wt-ll as one for men. This cup was won by Miss Fern Moar. Two of the plays prt-st-ntt-tl on College Nights wt-re t-ntt-rt-tl in tlu- llominion Drama Festival held in Saskatoon during March. R.U.R. The traditional Vniyersity Night entertainmt-nt this yt-ar featured Karel Capek's R, lf R. . a sensational drama of the futurt-. The ltramatic Directorate sponsored the production which was shown in Con- yot'-ation Hall for two nights. February 23 and 2-1. Both performances were wt-ll attended and appreciated by the audience. The play was directed by Prof. F. H. Edmunds and tht- leading roles wt-rt- carried by tit-orge Hancock as Harry llomin, and Miss Marie Parr as Helena Hlory. Direc- tors and actors combined to make H If R. tht- major theatrical t-vt-nt on the campus this st-ason. The production was a thought-provoking antl signitit-ant play iillll entirely different from previous dramatic pei-formanct-s at the l'nivt-rsity. lt compelled ont- to think about tht- future in a new light and caused one to wonder whether man has tht- right to usurp tht- function of the ti-rt-ator and make life. Tht- plot of tht- play deals with some possible const-tlut-nct-s ot' such an event. The mt-mbt-rs of tht- cast. most of whom have had previous t-xpt-rit-nce in dramaties. set a high standard of quality for tht- acting. The direction was by Prof. F. H. Edmunds and Peter Gouin. Costumes and stage settings were designed by Edith Needham. The east was as follows: George Han- cock,4Marie Parr, Allan Rumbelow. Cliff Douglas. Bill Kinsman. Lloyd Putnam, Roy Lee. Margaret Jonsson. Jean Byam, Harold Howe. Bob. XVi11iamson, Peggy Strickland, Bert Valde. Ed. McCarthy. Joe Nordal. Joe Stewart, Henry Dyck. Conrad XValker, Al. Ormiston, Clarence Bell. Murdo Mac-Ritchie, Rus. Reid.

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