Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 39

39 CHARGES COLLEG DRAMALAGKS LFE Yale Conference Speaker Says “Peter Pan” Would Have Been Rcjected. Br the Accociated Proes NEW HAVEN ~If Barrie had Pan’ have heen suppressed hy the cutand | Febrnary 15 “Peter nn.. i to write in a college claseroom. “it conld s it Miss dried teachers of drama e did not follow the old ideas,’ Irma Kraft of the International Play house of New York sald at the round table discussion of college dramatics on the drama of esterday > Jus O'Neil had written ‘Desive Under the EIms’ in a elassroom,” she contin The killing of the baby would Must Express Life. intense desire of the Amer sities to suppress originality ic one of the best ways of preventing American drama from progressing.” she said. cannot have old, cut and.dried teachers the dramatic chairs. You must have voung, virile Aramatists who can insure originality who ean feel life and ean express that life on the stage.’ Becanse P'rof. Bak ton,” his_students ar plays on Broadway.” she said A bhusiness sesglon early this eve #og closed the series of mestings and group conferences in which 300 representatives of the non-profes- ®ional theater interests have spent the past two daye. As a climax to the entertainment provided by Yale University, hostsio the conference, “The Patriarch.” with which the new Yale Theater was opened in a series of performances recently, was revived on the stage of the main auditorium. Relations With Professionals. The greater part of the day was given over to the group confer N, A paper by B. Iden Payne, head of the department of drama at the Car negie Institute of * Technology. on “The New Order,” opened considera tion of relations between the profes- stonal and non-professional thenters. Considering the lessenfng gulf be. tween professional and amateur wnd the rise of a real artistry in the non professional drama, in part ae a pro- test against the commercial exploita tation of the stage, Prof. Payne spec- ulated on the possibility of the return of the old-time ting star” in a slightly different form. He auggest- ed the possibility that amateur or- ganizations might some time #0 ar- range their presentations that the star of a play, of the sort which re. volves about one person largely, might make a circuit, appearing in turn'in each of several presentaticns with an otherwise local amateur cast. DISTANCE EXPLAINED. in is an excep ‘gotting their Locals Drown Out Weaker DX's With Batteries Good. The reasonisone can get greater distance when the batteries are start- ing to drop below their maximum voltage is usually because when they ore at top notch the tendency is to allow the local or nearby stations to | to drown out nt is inc per cent, better increase the * Tent 100 per cent. Suppose the set| has ‘heen operating on 90 volts “B". Presume it is desired to increase this 60 per cent to one 135 in order to use 2 power tube in the lsasttage of audio amplification. Then it is best to increase the “C" voltage from four- and-a-half to nine. LITTLE THEATER PLAY. Hundred Persons to Take Part in Movement. Plans are under duction _of a one. Little Theater, o cently by more t 100 persons interested in the movement Miss Estelle Allen is general di. rector and a study of the play, “The Drums of Oude.” will begin at a meeting tonight_at 8 o'clock at the grill room of Whrdman k Hotel. 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