Bronson Howard Again

Bronson Howard, the dramatist, who has been spending a few weeks in Ann Arbor, was interviewed by a reporter of a Detroit paper recently, and expreseed himself as delighted witb our University town. He would like to spend all his time bere. He is especially enthusiastic about Prof. Hennequin and his lectures on dramatic construotion. It is only in the University of Michigan that the drama is treated from the etandpoint of art. Mr. Howard attended these lecturef, and thinks that Prof. Hennequin's work will have a decided bearing on the future of American dramatic literature, for which, he says, he is doing more than any other man. Mr. Howard has taken a house on Jefferson-st and will remain in Ann Arbor some time.