Weekend Concerts and Seminars Fill Kansas Union Schedule
A dense list of events spans February 27 to March 6 at the Kansas Union and Swarthout Recital Hall. Carillon recitals by Albert Gerken, student ensembles Mu Phi Hpsilon Phi Mu Alpha and Sigma Alpha Iota, aging conferences, lectures by Faubion Bowers and William Frankema, and university forums are planned alongside theater for Tom Thumb and Rock Chalk Revue. Exhibits feature Leonardo da Vinci inventions, Tokyo artwork, and a journalism library show with Gardner Cowles and the White Foundation exhibit.
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Albert Gerken
Mu Phi Hpsilon
Phi Mu Alpha
Sigma Alpha Iota
Swarthout
Kansas Union
American Society
E. R. Zook
Exec
Sec
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Murphy
Paris Chamber Orchestra
University
Eater
University Senate
Swarthout Recital
Faubion Bowers
New York City
Asia
Union
Wm. Frankema
U. of Michigan
Sunflower Room
Charles Neuringer
Datergas
Ineta Williams
Wm, Frankema
Michigan
Ursday
Murphy Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Tom Thumb
Robinson Gym
Allen Fieldhouse
K-State
Manhattan
Rock Chalk Revue
Kansas
Leonardo da Vinci
South
Children of
Tokyo
Art Museum
Journalism Library
Gardner Cowles
William Allen White Foundation
National Citec
Little Symphony performs works by Beethoven, Ravel and Moore
The Swarthout Hall concert by the Little Symphony under Dean Thomas Gorton drew a full house. Soloist Richard Angeletti delivered a superb Fourth Piano Concerto with refined musicianship and precise technique. The program closed with Ravel Mother Goose Suite, Still darker America, and Moore Farm Journal, the latter featuring composer-in-residence Douglas Moore.
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Swarthout Hall
Little Symphony
Dean Thomas Gorton
Mr. Angeletti
Gorton
Ravel
Farm Journal
Douglas Moore
Carry Nation
Austin Ledwith
Blue Chips to appear in KU seminar on modern theater
A Kansas University graduate seminar in theater enrolls 30 students with up to 100 attending sessions. Regulars are Walter Meserve and William Kuhlke. Visiting lecturers include Rosamond Guilder, M C Allen, Norris Houghton, Hubert Heffner, Harold Clurman, Elliot Norton, and Walter Volbach across March to May.
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Kansas University
Summerfield Hall
Walter Meserve
William Kuhlke
Meserve
Rosamond Guilder
New York City
International Theatre Institute
M. C. Allen
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Norris Houghton
Phoenix Theatre
Hubert Heffner
Indiana University
Harold Clurman
William Inge
Elliott Norton
Boston
Walter Volbach
Massachusetts University
Oxford Professor Sells Library for 250000
Prof Hugh MacDonald Sinclair, 56, a university lecturer in Oxford, sells his 7000 volume library of early medical works to the University of British Columbia for 250000 dollars. He had earned 1120 dollars yearly as a tutor and used proceeds to acquire books he cherished. He marked the sale by buying an Aston Martin worth over 14000 dollars and a 3360 dollar runabout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Hugh MacDonald Sinclair
University of British Columbia
Pearson Names Richard Rogers Campaign Manager
U S Senator James B Pearson selected State Rep Richard D Rogers of Manhattan as his campaign manager for the coming election Rogers a former state Republican chairman and former Manhattan mayor serves on the Kansas State University Endowment Board executive committee and on its trustees homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
U. S
James B. Pearson
Richard D. Rogers
Pearson
Rogers
Kane State University Endowment
Hurley’s Fight to Reignite Industry in Ghost Town North Woods
In Hurley Wisconsin a 2800 resident lumber town struggles after the Cary Mine closed and the last iron mine near Bessemer Michigan shut down, leaving one in four unemployed. Otto Erspamer leads efforts to lure small plants with land grants and cheap labor amid harsh winters and near Lake Superior. The piece frames Hurley as a symbol of nationwide industrial decline and hopeful renewal.
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Hurley
Wis
Wisconsin
North Woods
Gogebic Range
Otto Erspamer
Cary
Bessemer
Mich
Erspamer
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lake Superior
Milwaukee
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Reinhold Schmidt
William Grant Still
America
Africa
Dr. Gorton
Mauritus
Indian Ocean
Answ
Block
MOCEC
Massachusetts ST
Sat
Sun
Prof
Egypt
Oxfords
Western
Litwin
FBI
Ben Gay
BAYER
Cepacol
Upjohn
Clairol
Noxzema
Dristan
Neo Synephrine
van Serata AN
Nva
Gillette
Nets
Dristan Room
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