Dramatic Performance

Tomorrow night at the Grand opera jouse the University Comedy Club will ive its second aunual performance for ;he benefit of the woman's gymnasium. Sardou's "A Scrap of Paper" will be )resented with the following yonng adies and gentlemen in the cast: The Vlisses Bessie and Dinx Dunster, Gerrude Divine, Veva Duffy, Katharine 'orter and Louise Barnes ; Messrs. ames Handy, Torn Weadock, Arthnr Smith, Rob Bourland, Edward de Pont and Karl E. Harriman. The members of the club have been ïard at work for weeks past and under he direction of Mr. Edward Weitzel, of Detroit, they have made excellent jrogress. That well-known stage manager said yesterday that the Ann Arbor eople would surely be surprised at he public performance as tibe young actors are the best he has worked with 'or years. Considerable interest is béng manifested in the performanoe by itizens as well as students and there s every probability that a large audence will be present tomorrow night. 'ickets have been on sale at Sheehan's bookstore for the week past and a large number have been taken. The boards will remain open until 6 o'clock tomorrow night. The prices of admissiou aie 85, 50 and 75 cents and in view of the faot that the proceeds will be tumed over to the woman's gymnasium fund all interested students and citizens should take it npon themselves to support the undertaking.