We always liked "Iolanthe,* because it is one of Gilbert's cleverest satires on a great English institution—Parliament—and the electord sy: tem which, in his Victorian day: was concisely summed up by Private Willis:
"Now Nature always does contrive—Fal, lal la!
That every boy and every gal That's born into the world alive Is either a little Liberal Or else a little Conservative!" We don't know to whom, but we present an advarfte bouquet to the student who plays the Lord Chancellor and sings that nightmare song which. according to our edition of Gilbert and Sullivan, has" one of those poignant directions at the conclusion—"Lord Chancellor falls ex-
Miss Reginette ite and Mi: ila Bowden in "founihes ^4 INS ODN. hausted on a seat."
"The Cathedral girls will play "Iolanthe" on June 4 5 and 6 on
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