Six of Calais.

Their facial control served to show up in a very bad light certain parts of the last play. It was depressing to see, for instance, so able an actor as John McCreary giggling and making side comments to another member of the cast. With more rehearsals, this production has possibilities. As it was, the cast, shepherded by Kate Ross, scarcely did justice to the play. Bea. Hutcheson and Dennis Hartley were good. With more rehearsals and less levity these two with John McCreary should give a good account of themselves in the inter-varsity contest at Christchurch.

A final word: Extrav, is now dead, but its ghost stalks horridly abroad in the shape of an Alfred Littlebe-cum-Hess-cum-Odious accent which distresses us.