"LAUGH IT OFF" IS PUDDING SHOW TITLE

"Laugh It Off" will be the amiable title of the forthcoming spring production of the Hasty Pudding Club, it was learned last night, when G. D. Debevoise '26 made public his plans for the Hasty Pudding's spring theatrical campaign.

With mid-year examinations a thing of the past, active work on the producted is getting under way this week. Already a tentative itinerary, including stops at New York, Newark, Philadelphia, and Washington, as well as in Cambridge and Boston, has been drawn up, and graduate committees are being made up in each of these cities to superintend the arrangements for the Hasty Pudding tour which will take place during the spring recess.

Orchestra Rehearsals Going On

In the meanwhile, in Cambridge, the work of preparation is progressing rapidly. The book of "Laugh It Off," a two-act comedy by J. C. Murphy '25 and W. S. Martin '26, has been drafted in its final form, and rehearsals have been going on for some time for the members of the new Hasty Pudding orchestra and other specialty performers.

On Monday morning, Louis Silvers will return to Cambridge to coach his third Pudding production, and in the afternoon will be held the general meeting for all members of the club who are planning to compete for positions on the cast. The directors of this year's production will have a wealth of talent to pick from this year, as the recent amalgamation of the Institute of 1770 and the Hasty Pudding Club has made Sophomores as well as Juniors eligible to take part in the play.

Tentative Schedule Announced

The tentative schedule for the spring tour of "Laugh It Off", as announced last night, is as follows:

April 15. Graduate performance at the Hasty Pudding Theatre.

April 16. Undergraduate performance at the Hasty Pudding Theatre.

April 17. Undergraduate performance at the Hasty Pudding Theatre.

April 20. Public performance at the Bellevue Stratford in Philadelphia.

April 21. Public performance at Washington.

April 22. Public performance at Newark.

April 24. Public performance in New York at the Plaza.

April 25. Matinee and evening in New York.

April 28. Public performance at the Fine Arts Theatre, in Boston.

April 29. Matinee and evening in Boston.

April 30. Public performance in Boston.