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About The Daily Bulletin/Reveille. (College Station, Tex.) 1916-1938 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1923)
The Daily Bulletin | Published each morning, except Meday, l.y the Publicity Department of the Agrieul- | tural and Mechanical College of Texas. ©Of- | ficial Publication of the College. Distributed | free to all students, instrueters and Campus | residents. Advertising rates furnished em | npplication. Office: Room 118, 1st floor Academic Building. WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL, President of the College. FRANK O. MARTIN, Publicity Secretary. VADA TUCKER, Assistant. SENIOR CLASS PLAY DISCLOSES TALENT Approbation of Audience Places Per- | formance in Leading Place of Such Events | { Surpassing in many ways any EE vious dramatic performance by local | talent the senior class play presented | in Guion Hall Saturday night was en- | joyed by a large audience of College | and Bryan people and visitors. Their | pleased acceptance of the play was evident in vociferous acclaim, waves | of laughter and other forms of vocal ! approval. In the vernacular of a | city dramatic editor it was a “hit? | and was therefore entitled to a long | run. The plot was of the simple, humor- ous sort excellently suited for non- professional actors and it was carried out with dispatch by the cast. In light of their training and experience on the legitimate stage all the actors were stars. They had poise, self po- session and expression. In point of costunie and acting B. E. Tobin, as a crook in the guise of a detective and Ruth Lawler as the maid were partic- ularly worthy of mention. They had | that unmitigated assertion which is so necessary for an actor to impress an audience, and that appreciation of the part which enabled them to lose their individuality and project their personality into the characters which they were to portray. Flaying a good part with a very good subordination of self and per- fact control were so many other mem- b rs of the cast that it is difficult ty) continue a personal criticism. Miss Elsie Dancan played a very | diffcult part and gave a good account | of her ability and enthusiasm. Miss Ruth Watkins displayed a familiar knowledge with the necessities of s'age conduct. O. Mingus in the 1-ad- inz rcle led the cast with credit to (Continued on page three) INTERNATIONAL-GREAT NORTHERN ‘RAILROAD COMPANY Leaves College Station June 5th Operating on the following fast schedule: Leave, COLLEGRUSTATPION: 1... iin iiiiiiniininresssinsiansesiins ni Leave BRYAN Arrive SVAN LBY JUNCTION. .....o cvs iiteivanssnansoriss svi ssssbrsrassres 4:2 Arrive MILANO 55 Arrive TAYLOR Arrive SAN ANTONIO CONNECTS AT SAN ANTONIO FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, LAREDO, EAGLE PASS AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST CONNECTS AT VALLEY JUNCTION WITH EASTBOUND TRAIN TO PALESTINE, JACKSONVILLE, MARSHALL AND BEYOND. SOUTH BOUND SERVICE TRAIN NO. 15 Fieave Colle gar tatiON. cote de. ri vn ve ihe ls daria aiassdoninvessniamnnnss od 4:59 p.m. Arrive Houston 8,30 p.m. Connects at Houston in same depot with Gulf Coast Lines Trains for the East and South Tickets can be purchased now. Your Patronage will be Appreciated For further information ask M. A. JOHNSON Ticket Agent, College Station JO. "BELL, Traveling Passenger Agent. | ffOR SALE—One typewriter, Al | FOR SALE—lLarge size trunk, cheap. | condition, almost new. Tent 2, row 6. Call 139 at noon. QUEEN TODAY AND TOMORROW, the talk of the picture world— “GRUMPY” a Paramount “Super 39” with THEODORE ROBERTS, the grandest old man in the land, supported by CONRAD NAGEL and MAY McAVOY. SPECIAL MUSIC AND GOOD COMEDY WITH EACH THIS WEEK Wednesday, Thursday—The sensational society comedy drama of the vear—BEBE DANIELS and ANTONIO MORENO in another Houper 397—- : S “THE EXCITERS” Friday, Saturday—I EATRICE JOY, LEWIS STONE and NALLI in “YOU CAN'T FOOL YOUR WIFE.” The third “Super 39” picture io be shown in this one week. DIAIE TODAY AND TOMORROW—DOROTHY DALTON in “FOG BOUND” which is also one of Paramount's “Super 39” attractions. Wednesday, Thursday—VIOLA DANA in her latest—“HER FATAL MILLIONS.” SHOW NITA
