This step to date is undoubtedly greatest change of wartime But there are others, too—Post Sometimes, despite the overcrowded streets ud the Coeknev accents that pervade Oxford days. it is hard to realise all the ch*nges. There sre fewer men about the place. nf course. but the women—still diligent-]v cap-and-rowned—are obvious in their waual numbers, and, most Oxford's features remain.
Chotr, Orchestral Sacietv. intion Concerts and Madrigal Society sti friction remulariv, Amd war has browett the on. shilling popular eoncerts to the Town Walla hreneh of "Myra Hess's National Gallery effort. Theatre and Playhouse have had a most successful form, though the playhouse is missing its men who have been called up, and now its girls are registering. The Oxford University Dramatic Society. of course, is no more as we used to know it but Friends of the O.U.DS. are maintaining its tradition meanwhile, And there has never been such a state of Collese Dramatic Society vroduetions as this Summer Tetm too, has fi Overa Club survives, and Vere Somerset' opera, As though there were. not here for the depleted members this wartime Oxford, a Ballet Club has been formed—not to perform itself, s* was the aim of a
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