CAPPING CARNIVAL
This year the University students have chosen a novel method of advertising their concert. They nave displayed in the D.I.C. window the costumes to be worn in one of their farces. ‘ The Private Wife of Henpeque *lll. Young and old alike seem drawn nko' a magnet to this unusual window display. Capping, it is said, is to be a vastly improved function compared with previous years, and pr/parations have been in hand for many weeks. The farce, ‘To the Last Man,’ .is reported to be the funniest and wittiest tor years, while the. players in it have readied a perfection in “ Americanism that excells even the notorious Clara Bow. The capping book has been increased in size this year, and the material of which it is composed is far better than in previous years. The students believe that this issue will be the best they have ever published.
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Evening Star, Issue 21717, 11 May 1934, Page 11
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150CAPPING CARNIVAL Evening Star, Issue 21717, 11 May 1934, Page 11
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