Tuesday, February j, 1921
Fraternity Quintets
Progress in Cage Tilt
Emerging victorious, Omega Delta
Epsilon, Phi Delta Theta, Delta Sig
mr Phi and Phi Kappa advanced
loom' in the Interfrateinity basketball
tournament on the Armory floe:
Thursday night
Two field goals tallied in an extra
five-minute period enabled Phi Delta
Theta to defeat Alpha Gamma Rho
hva 17-13 score,_ while Omega Delta
Epsilon,
in a close game with Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, eked a win by one
pang, the final score being 12-11
Delta Sigma Phi easily eliminated
Tau Sigma Phi by a 19-9 tally, and
Phi Kappa subdued Sigma Chi in a
fast game ending with a 23-11 count.
The next games are scheduled fill
Tuesday night, Februm y eighth, when
the following teams will line up Chi
Lambda Zeta vs. Delta Kappa Sigma,
at eight o'clock, Phi Lambda Theta
vs. Alpha Chi Rho and Alpha Sigma
Phi vs Beta Lambda Sigma, at nine
o'clock.
Dr. Hetzel Is Honored
By Wisconsin Alumni
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Players' "Medea" Is
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istics which, while effective in an out
door performance and in the midst of
a huge crowd of some ten thousand
spectators, would he quite impossi
ble for us In our intimate theatre
we must have a version which catches
the classical spit it and transmutes it
for Ws.
To our thiol.ieg tutu Is exactly the
accomplishment of Mr. Gloeteigh.
The stage was a dignified delight
The costumes of the girls were lovely
—the men's might hive been siorse
The subordination of the cholas to
the "plot," accomplished by the two
stage levels and by the use of shadow
lighting, reflects the seal spirit of
Euripides for whom the chorus—an
integral and unavoidable feature of
the Greek play because historically
its whole migm—was generally a
nuisance aNI at best a mere reflec
tion of the psychology of the situation
"top by step
Euripides lies ci elicited in antiqu
uity for giving his chosuses too much
lovely music, so much on that their
socal beauty, it was said, detracted
from the unity of the play. Our only
sesious clitmism of the technique of
the Players' Medea would be that
their play cum] too fat in the other
diseetion Far most of the audi
ence the we' ds of the chorus, spoken
in unions, surnamed unintelligible
Simmons, Mrs. 0. H. Stocker, E. H.
Robe beck, S E Doom S F. Vandrell,
E. W. Callenbach and W. W. Dunlap.
lEBEI
This is a matter of some moment, it
IS also a genuinely difficult problem
It might be solved by having feaei
recite, say three members, and they
with really vibrant, tragic voices
Better still 'would it be to base the
choral passages set to some simple,
quaint, accompaniment which all
voices; intoned of you will, would be
bound to follow so that clarity would
malt While we are on this matter,
we think that the instrumental mum ,
Saturday night was generally to,
loud, and that historical acculaco a
well as dramatic salue would be bet
ter served if wood-v Inds were player
Instead of strings. The ancient Greet
drama was accompanied by the mum.
of the so-called flute, nn instrumen
teally like our oboe or donne.
After all, hoacver, it is what •v
moderns would call the play itself,
that really matters To say that tn.
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ly infeimr. In the last scene Jason
very nearly redeemed himself, but e,
the earlier and longer part of his nosh
his intonation was lifeless and his
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