At the Graduates' performance of the play, Friday night, an appeal was made for additions to the fund for building a theatre in connection with the club house. The graduates present responded generously and about $1000 was subscribed. This makes about $5000 that the club has for a building fund, and the plans for building can now be carried out. It is possible that work on the theatre will be commenced this spring or summer, and that next year the club may give its annual theatricals on its own stage. The original plans, made at the time the club house was purchased, will doubtless be followed, and the theatre placed in the rear of the main building. The advisory committee of graduates consists of Edmund A. Whitman '81, Joseph H. Beale, Jr., '82, Palmer E. Presbrey '85, Horace T. Fogg '90, and Thorndike Spalding '95.
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