"At an O.U. Dramatic Society reading it was intimated that the play chosen for public presentation was J. B. Priestley's "The Roundabout," and that this was to open the newer and greater His Majesty's. We gathered from Mr. Napier's remarks that the clamourings of the Repertory Society, the Operatic Society, the Competitions Society and others had all been firmly quieted and the O.U. Dramatic Society selected by the theatre management for this honour. Hence, we are told, the strongest possible cast is required, so go to it, children, and knock 'em cold.'—"The Critic" (Otago).

The V.U.C. Dramatic Club must envy the support Otago gets from the big city. Good luck to your venture, O.U. Dram Soc.!

Go Coster or Anything.

"You are cordially invited to the best dance of the season and assured of an unsurpassed good time. Nothing will be spared to see that you have a good time."—Yours sincerely, C. S. Plank. Tall talk, Charlie, but somehow we've an idea you can deliver the goods. It does promise to be an exciting Coster Ball. The Coster idea the perfection of the Tennis Club's organisation, the snowstorm in the letter rack, but best of all the flexibility of the dress suggested, to wit, "coster costume, evening dress, fancy dress, hard-up costumes, lounge suit."

Saturday, August 3, in the Gym.

"Cocktail Party."

The Building Committee did not meet, so to make up for this all students should meet at the "Cocktail Party" to be held in the Gym. on September 6 and 7. "Smad" understands that the Dram. Club have mixed some delectable drinks for consumption by students. By coming along and joining in the fun, you can do your bit to add another £15 to the Building Fund. Keep it in mind. . . The brightest and snappiest non-stop revue that Salamanca will ever know. . . . Don't miss the Dram Club's "Cocktail Party" in aid of the Building Fund.