D. M. K.

THE CRIMSON PLAYGOER

By D. M. K. March 12, 1930

Since the Keith Memorial has taken to running only pictures, the high class vaudeville acts for which it was so

By D. M. K. May 10, 1929

With two such stars as Ada May and Clariborue Foster on a bill, Seniors recovering from divisional, and underclassmen wearied

By D. M. K. March 26, 1929

If one eliminates the rope-jumping antics of one Jack Sharkey, "logical contender for the heavyweight championship of the world", the

By D. M. K. February 18, 1929

Taking an unusual theme, the oppression of the Indian by the whites, padding it with a hopelessly drawn out plot,