Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1930, Page 8

A-8 ANNUAL ORAWATE CONFERENCEHELD #Gas,” Third Play of Guild Season, to Be Presented Saturday Night. Opening with a get-together dinner | fast night at the Central Community | Center, the annual Spring drama con- ference will conclude Saturday night with the third play of the Drama Guild geason, entitled “Gas” at McKinley High School auditorium ! Sessions of the conference will be held Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day evenings of this week, with an aft- ermoon session on Thursday, also at | which various problems affecting the | érama will be discussed by well known ' the psychological study of mechanism versus idealism, written by George Kaiser, has been given only once before in this country, in Chi- cago. Cast Selected by Invitation. The cast has been selected largely through invitation to outstanding play ers of the different dramatic groups which recently participated in the Dis- | trict one-act play tournament and the | play will be produced under the direc- | am F. Baker of the Drama | ing assisted by Ralph ¢ of Chicago and a 1 at the Goodman was given _there, stage technican | Gallagher, forme; member of the ‘Theater when “G and by Harold Sr i at_Franklin Building. There will sessions that evening—at 8 | o'clock, make-up for men and women, | with demonstrations t authorities in the cit early drama, with Frank Baer as speaker, and 10 o'clock. the reading | in rehearsal form of the 1930 Drama | Guild prize play, “The White Dress written by Ruth W The perform- { ance, with 16 members in the cast, will | follow. Sessions on Wednesday evening, also | at Franklin Building, will deal with subject of scene construction and light ing, followed by a session at 9:4o the publication and selection of piays with Norma Lee Swartout, as speaker. | Joint Meeting Scheduled. The Thursday afternoon sessirn will | be held at Wilson Normal School, Eleventh and Harvard sueel, a. < | o'clock, when there will be a joint | meeting with the Progressive Educa- tional Association on the subject: “How Can Dramatic Technique be Utilized in the Educational Process?” Thursday evening, again at Pranklin | Building, will be held the two final ses- slons. "At 8 p.m. the subject is, “Is English or American the Language of | Our Theater?” and “The Business of the Theater,” and at 9:15 pm. & de- bate on “Is Shakespeare More Valuable to the Young Actor Than the Modern Dramatist?” with Will Hutchins and Mrs. William Wolff Smith as speakers. | VIENNA BILL CONTROLS WORKER-BOSS RELATION Non-Socialist Union Members May Not Be Debarred From Factories Under “Anti-Terror”” Measure. By the Associated Press. VIENNA, March 29.—A bill regulating the relations of labor unions, workers | and employers has been worked out by the government. | Under the bill, known as “Anti-terror and intimidation act” collective agree- ments are declared valid only if mem- bers of non-Socialist unions are not de- | barred from factories. In the future employers will not de- duct from their workmen'’s wages con- tributions for Socialist funds. If employers enter into a collective agreement with any group of ‘workmen who are willing to accept lower than the prevailing wages, repre- sentatives of other labor organizations working in the same factory may de- mand annulment of that agreement within two weeks of its conclusion. “Sinter” Means to Roast. IRONTON, Minn., (#)—“Sintering,” in iron ore practice, means mixing fine ores with fuel and burning under in- duced draft. In copper and lead metallurgy it is called roasting. 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