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Neusbaum Shifted to
Division of Dramatics
Frank S. Neuhbainn, formerly of
ho department of English composi
ion, has been transferred to the di
ision of dramatics, and will do part
ime teaching and part-time extension
cork.
Mr. Neusbaum will aid little the
tres, community playhouses, drama
ic organizations, and high schools in
he production of amateur plays. He
nd Arthur C. Cloentigh, in charge of
ho division of dramatics, will con
inue to direct the productions of the
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The division of dramatics, which
was started last year, had a successful
summer, presenting thirty , :six plays
during the six-weeks summer session.
Eighteen one-act plays, six cut-down
plays, and one full length one—
" Death Takes a .Holiday"—were pro
duced, besides five marionette and six
children's plays.
Forty graduates and more than fifty
undergraduates took work in drama
tics. Darrell Larsen assisted r. Cloe
tingh and Mr. Neusbaum.
Mr. Neusbaum and Mr. Cloetingh
will teach - play production and' a
graduate course in the prublems of
the theatre this semester. Mr. Neus
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For the first time in his screen
career, Joe E. Brown sings and
dances in addition to his usual slap
stick in the comedy running at the
Cathaum tonight, "Bright Lights." '
In it, Joe plays the part of Joe
Wilson, a small-time burlesque hoof
er and comic. Ilis wife is played by
Ann Dvorak. In the troupe is an in
cognito heiress—Patricia Ellis, who,
we think, is all right—hiding from
parental ire. She is discovered, book
ed on Broadway, and Joe is to go
with her.
Joc falls for the heiress, and his
wife leaves him. But the heiress is
in love with the show's advance agent,
and when Joe gets wise to himself,
he goes back to his wife and every
thing is smoothed out the time the
show ends.
The screen play is by Bert Kalmar
and Harry Ruby, and it was directed
by Buthi , Berkeley. Aiiie Wrubel did
the tunes. . .
The Daily Half-Colyumnist in Mon
day's Centre Daily, Times says that
"The movie Public has7anawered the
question as to its squeamishness in
now seeing Will Rogers on the screen.
'Steamboat Round the send' has
broken attendance .records
theatres in which it has been shown."
Local audiences• will get. a chance
to see the humorist' who has been
compared to Mark Twain in his last
picture at the Cathaum tomorrow and
Friday. •
Rogers, who is a steamboat captain
in the picture, gets into ; a trace ; yith
a rival captain, played by Irvin S:
Cobb. He wins finally by stoking the
boat with•a wax museum and every
thing else inflammable on the. craft.
Incidentally, he saves the life of his
nephew, convicted ormurder.
Besides Rogers and Irvin Cobb,
Stepin Fetchit is in the picture. • Isn't
that enough?
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