V.U.C. Dramatic Club

At present the work of the Dramatic Club centres round the annual production in the city. The choice of play was made after much consideration of the rival merits of other new plays, and this year the Dramatic Club presents "The Dark Angel," a play not only new to Wellington and Varsity audiences but one well worthy of production. It is a tragicomedy, a play of yesterday and to-day. by H. B. Trevelyan, whose work has only recently come to the fore. The following lines picked at random are typical of the play:

"I'll tell you a rule of life to remember, Madge. If you must know disreputable people, always know them a little better than they know you."

"She's more than that . . . she's the light that shines in the darkness . . . she's the voice that whispers in the night-time. . . she's the memories that come at dawn."

The play is being produced by Miss Mary Cooley. who is so well known to Wellington audiences. In the cast are included many well-known members of the Dramatic Club, including Misses M. Cooley. K. McCaul, and M. Murray, and Messrs. A. D. Priestley, R. Hogg, C. Watson, and B. Chadwick.

Remember, "The Dark Angel" will be played in the Blue Triangle Hall, on June 25, 26 and 27. Please keep one of the above dates free.

Thursday. 26th, is a special Students' Night. Watch for further announcements.