Evening star., 1940-02-18
Mask -BaubIe Club
To Present 'Kamiano
Al 6. U. tuesday
! Denis ConneI Returns
As Dramatic Coach
With Production

Georgetown UniversityS Mask
and Bauble Club. under q new dra-
matte director, will present Emmett
Lavery's "Kamiano" as its feature
production Of the season Tuesday
evening in CASTOR Hall on the uni
versity's campus.
Thomas Mullahey, a veteran of
the club. will portray the difficult
role of Father Joseph Damien, the
Belgian leper priest who sacrificed
his life working in the Hawaiian
leper colony in Molokai. He will be
supported by a cast of about 80,
including Edward Keenan,. Grover
Whalen, jr; Edward Granger,
Burke E. Schoensee, William Rior-
dan. John Pinto, Frank Linder,
Frank McCauley, Dexter L. Han
ley, Frank Hartnett, William Hoff-
man, Jacques Stanitz. Thomas Nc
Weeney, Thomas Hackett, John
Bowler, Marshall Goldberg, How
ard Madigan, John Doyle, BARLEY
Garvez, William Sullivan, William
Condor, William Campo, Edward
Principato, John Gent, Paul His
dale and Benjamin Zintak.
The club was fortunate to secure
the services of Denis Connel as its
new dramatic coach and last week
he took charge of the final re-
hearsals. Mr.. Connel coached the
Georgetown club through a sue
cessful period eight years ago. He
was associated with the National
Stock Co. for a long time and more
recently has been connected with
the popular Blackfriars' Guild and
before then helped found the Road
side Theater here.
To Raise Memorial Fund.
Tuesdays production is in the
nature of benefit performance to
raise funds for campus memorial
to the late Arthur Behrens, former
dramatic coach at the college. Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Post
master General and Mrs. James A.
Farley head list of sponsors for
the club.
Next in importance on the
Georgetown schedule is the annual
Mi-careme concert of the glee club
on March 3 in CASTOR Hall. A spe-
clal program of songs has been pre-
pared for this concert, the only one
the club gives on the campus dur
Ing the year. The Georgetown
orchestra also has reorganized for
the year and will make it's debut
Tuesday evening with the Mask
and Bauble Club, furnishing music
Tor the performance.
William j. Dempsey, B. S., 27:
IL. B., 81, was announced by the
alumni ofnce as the winner of the
all-star Georgetown football team
contest in which several hundred
alumni balloted. According to DR..
James S. Ruby, jr., secretary, who
made the announcement, Mr.. Demp-
sey alone named the first team
just as the completed consensus tab
ulated the votes.
To Debate Harvard.
Georgetown and Harvard Uni
versities will debate the socialization
OF medicine over the air March / at
Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Schoensee
and Mr.. Hanley, representing the
Philodemic Society, will argue in op-
position for Georgetown. The Rev.
John T. Toohey, S. j., moderator
and coach Of the Philodemic, said it
is probable that a debate will be
arranged with the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
The weekly radio dramas on
american Diplomacy in Peace and
War;" sponsored by the school of
foreign service, began last Thurs
day evening in the new radio studio
OF the Interior Department. The
program is being broadcast over a
national network of the Mutual
Broadcasting System, with Frank
Blair, production manager for
Mutual, in charge.
DR.. James T. Lowe, professor of
political science and secretary to DR..
Edmund A. Walsh, S. j., regent is in
general charge of checking the series
for their historical accuracy. as
sisted by members of the foreign
service faculty. Charles Dillon of the