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To the Editor of the Crimson:

Last Sunday evening a Freshman Amateur Hour was presented at the Union. It went over well; doubtless many men wished that such informal class gatherings might be more frequent. And I believe that last Sunday was the first time since the beginning of the academic year that a majority of the Freshmen were together under like circumstances.

In view of the interest shown in the Amateur Hour by both participants and audience, and the talent that was demonstrated, a class play seems desirable. It will give the Freshmen a chance to work informally with each other, and at the same time will allow ability not revealed by the Amateur Hour to make itself felt. It is needless to point out the various fields of activity offered by a dramatic production, to be written by members of the class.

I think the Union Committee would do well in considering this proposal; perhaps even a referendum could be taken to determine the sentiment of the class. Sincerely yours,   Fred Rosenberg '41.