Boston Theatre Leads as School for lor Actors BOSTON Oct IK It AP The AP-The The opening of the Repertory theatre of Boston with Sheridan's The Rivals s official recognition to a theatre as an educational In Institution Institution In- In and thus is exempted from taxation Patterned somewhat along the lines JInes of many civic theatres of Europe Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope the workers on this stage will strive not only for the pet peg of ot their art but also to give earnest students of the drama a a. chance to absorb the real atmosphere atmosphere atmosphere atmos atmos- phere of the theatre Its educational educational educational efforts will be to present plays of artistic merit to the public public pub pub- lic Pc to Interest high school students in th the theatre and to train and teach embryo actors and actresses Professional actors and actresses I will play the characters while students students students stu stu- dents l lok on oh at rehearsals and rec receive lve their Instruction from these sam same pr professionals ls The theatre Is the outcome of years of effort and for Henry Jewett Jewett Jew- Jew I ett elt Its director and Mrs Jewett I Iwho who has been the guiding hand in II inmany inmany i many phases of the work wOrle it is a vision realized I II I Finances of ot the theatre will be handled by a board of ot trustees and the entire project will be nonprofit nonprofit non non- profit making Mr Jewett hopes I eventually to buy original plays I and send out road companies to show other othet cities clUes what the Repertory Repertory Repertory Reper Reper- tory tory theatre is doing in the hope that similar projects may be launched elsewhere The theatre itself cost and embraces all that is modern It will accommodate people