Acting try-outs, for the Dramatic Club's spring productions, "Brown at Harvard", will be held Monday afternoon atiie shrdlu cmfwyp pyppypyp Hall.

A greater opportunity for the exercise of histrionic ability is offered to the college at large this spring than has ever before been offered by the Dramatic Club. The variety and number of roles required by this production is unprecedently large and the number possible is even larger. There will be a place for men of all types, since Brown at Harvard" is essentially a story of Harvard life and to be convincing must have a full and representative cast of Harvard men.

The cast is so constituted that the number of supers can be greatly increased over the necessary minimum. Since a large number of men, if only as cheering sections or local color, will heighten the effect of the play the coaches will try to take just as many as possible from those who appear for the initial try-outs.