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To the Editors of the Crimson:

Mrs. Erving Winslow is coming to Cambridge to give some readings. Mrs. Winslow earned a reputation on the stage as Miss Kate Reynolds and was for several years leading lady at the Museum. Her professional training and experience are, of course, a great assistance to her in reading plays of every kind, a degree of cultivation unusual on the stage makes her rendering of poetry delightful; and she has a particular gift for bringing out all the strange and impressive qualities of Ibsen.

Here is a copy of the programme.

C. T. C.