The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-04-17
TWELFTH NIGHT
 ID BE PRESENTED
Blackfriars Will Be in Bir-
 mingham April 26
WILL TOUR THE STATE
Judge Grubb Speaks to Law Students at University on .Employers' Lia- bility yAct"-Hookworm Dis
 coyerer Also Speaks

University, April 16.-(Special) = Twelfth Night" the shakespearian comedy which the Blackfr friars will pre- For several months the players have been rehearsing under the direction of Professor Losey and constant apph- cation has resulted in bringing the production to high degree of excel lence.
 Owing to a number of reasons, the chief among them being that the club met with such success last year wher- ever It went with It's production of Mac beth. the presentation of Twelfth Night will be on a very ambitious scale, and the play will be put on in the leading cities of the state. On Thursday night, April 21, the curtain will rise on the first public produe- ton at the Elks theatre in Tuscaloosa. On the following day the players will go on the road for tour of the state. lasting almost a week. On Friday night, April 22 they will appear al the Grand in Montgomery, on April 23, at the Mobile theatre In Mobile. After spending Sunday in the Gulf City they will move on to Selma. wh hore they play on Monday. April 25 The tou; will conclude with a performance at the Jefferson in Birmingham on Tues day night April 26. There will be about 25 to make the trip. including dt rectors, members of the cast and help CTS.
 Since the beginning of practice for the play there have been number Of changes made in the cast. The dra matis personae at the varions perform ences will be as follows:
 Orsino-Mr. Flebelman Of Mobile
 Sebastian-Mr. Strode of DemopoIis.
 Antonio-Mr Brewer of Texas.
 Valentine-Mr. Burkes of Stroud.
 Curio-Mr. Quigley of Mobile
 Sir Toby Belch-Professor Losey of the university.
 Sir Andrew Aguecheek-Mr. Sepsalon of Birmingham.
 Malvolio-Mr Clabaugh of Birming- ham.
 Fabian-Mr Barrow of Birmingham,
 Feste. a Clown-Mr Going of Bir- mingham.
 A Sea Captain-Mr. Morrow of Bir- mingham.
 A r ffitF-hT. Ralmer or MOnIGVdlO.
 Viola-Mss Chiles of Birmingham.
 Maria-Miss Searcy of Tuscaloosa.
 In the past much attention has been paid to costuming and scenic effect by the Blackfriars in their Shakes perean plays and this year will be no exception to the rule. A contract has been entered into with Miller of Phil adelphia for the costumes, a fact which guarantees that the stage clothing will be all that could be desired. A special makeup man will come along with the costumes to aid the players in get ting ready for the stage. The selec- ton of the play. the happy arrangement Of the cast. the skill of the individual actors: all things. in fact point to the most enjoyable and successful enter- tainment that the Blackfriars have yet given.
 "The Employers Liability Act" was the subject of an informal though in structive address delivered before the law school on Thursday morning by w. l. Grubb judge of the federal court of the Northern district Of Alabama. fudge Grubb pointed out the defects of the present fellow-ser nt doctrine and recommended a number of radical changes. State legislation to avoid ex- cessive litigation in personal injury
 
 come up to certain qualifications of age Lnd ability were strongly advocated He further discussed state regulations demanding safe and modern equipments in mines, factories and on the railroads
 One of the most intensely interest Ing and instructive lectures ever list ened to by a university audience was that delivered last evening in Clark hall by pr. Charles w. Stiles. scien- titic secretary of the Rockefeller san itary commission. the discoverer of the American hookworm. Although the hook worm was the basis of Dr- Stiles talk he spoke upon public health in general with particular emphasis on the fifth diseases, tuberculosis and typhoid. The speaker pitched his theme upon a high plane and vet treated it with the utmost plainness and simplicity.