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Pi Eta Closes Dramatic Season

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The last performance of "A Bug in a Rug," the annual production of the Pi Eta Society, will be given in the Exeter Opera House this evening at 8 o'clock. Most of the seats have been sold, but a few tickets at $1.00 each may still be secured from W. R. Dewey, Jr. '14 Thayer 33. A limited number will also be on sale at Batchelder's Book Store and the Opera House, Exeter.

Last night the fifth performance was given before a large audience in the Quincy Music Hall. The members of the cast were entertained by the Quincy Tennis Club under whose auspices the play was presented.

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