Cosmopolitan club hosts diverse night of global performances
The Cosmopolitan club presented an International night featuring the Conservatory orchestra, Miss Chen singing in Chinese, a sword juggling act, Chinese student acts, Armenian and Korean numbers, Japanese demonstrations, and a dance of regional costumes. Highlights included Mr Zavory’s native Hungarian attire, Mr Prater’s Sioux songs, and a casseat operetta Shitakir Surume. The event showcased cultural performances before a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan Club
Conservatory
Chen
Miles Law
Tang
China
Irk
Zavory
Hungary
Korea
Mise Cho
Miss Pai
Oberlin Kierearten Training School
America
Mr. Fraver
Plane
Prater
Shitakir Surume
India
Selva Doral
Ertmont
Kamala el
Mies Tera
Otomous
Nausseaa
Convention Bulletin Corrects Hall for French Plays
A correction notes that French plays move from Warner hall to Sturges hall for tonight. Thornton directs the Tanelats Tel quon le Parle. The second tryout for Green Stockings is Friday April 28 at 4 pm in Rice hall with roles listed for Madge Phyllis Henry Steele James Raleigh and William Faraday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Sturges Hall
Pro ‘Stor Thornton
Green Stockings
Oslorm Rice Hall
Madge
Phyllis
Henry Steele
James Raleigh
William Faraday
OberlinPORT Lohengrin role cast in union production
Professor Robert Maitland will sing King Henry and the Herald in the Musical Union's Lohengrin, praised by Oberlin audiences for his clear voice in recital and oratorio. The article notes Maitland's prominent status and upcoming performances in New York and at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maitland
King Henry and
the Herald
Musical Union
Oberlin
Frotemer Altland
Emeay
New York
Patsy Ot
Moats Vaton
Beesos
London
Teeerah
Ane
Brian
Beth Dems
Stuart
Report on Unbelievable Suffering From Famine in China
The Peabody Leonard report details extreme hunger and deprivation across multiple Chinese households. Investigators describe families selling children, being separated, and widespread death from famine. The commission notes ongoing data gathering and that aid funds are arriving, mostly from America, helping to ease the crisis despite harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Leonard
Peabody
America
Conservatory Senior Delivers Song Recital in Warner Hall
A conservatory senior Mss Ros Peterson presented a Monday evening recital in Warner Hall assisted by Mr. Harold A. Bieh ram. The program featured Baroque and Romantic vocal selections by Erk. The event included violin obligato by Mr. Koesler and noted pieces by Debussy Pierne and Rachmaninoff with interludes and a philosophical overview by speakers on Ireland and world peace. Prof. Holmes will attend the American Chemical Society meeting in Rochester and present two papers on chromatic baul ions and cellulose nitrate as an emulsifying agent. Four local merchants back an operetta fundraising contest with free tickets for a Saturday show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hall
Mss
Ros Peterson
Conservatory
Harold A. Biehram
Weekerth
Anne Stratton Utter
Frank la Forge
A. Walter
Rachmaninoff
Koesler
Beng Sotr
Debusty
la Brice
Pierne
Connalsty
Ambroise Thomas
Parazda
Malcolmana’ McMillan
Queston
Rose Carlen
Amel
Menon
H. N. Holmes
American Chemal Society
Rochester
Physical and Inorganic Chemistry
Don H. Camerot
Warner
Squire
Sperry & Lockee
Mathew Smiths
Hope
Mion Father M Holtkamp To Give Piano Recital Tonight
Mion father M Holtkamp of the observatory class of 21 will present a piano recital in Warner hall tonight. The program includes Sarabande, Theme and Variations, Caprice, Nocturne in D flat, and other pieces by Rameau MacDowell Scarlatti Beethoven Schubert Liszt Chopin. Nocturne, Des bends, and Polonaise pieces also listed, with various composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mion
M. Holtkamp
Observatory
Mazen
Dobaany
Sauer
Polanatse Norim
Faculty Play Shows Hidden Talent at Oberlin
Oberlin's Faculty Club staged Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, revealing strong acting beyond teaching. Cast led by Jolliffe impressed the audience with precise timing and lively performance, while Mr. Sherman and a troupe of students supported with brisk scene changes and coordinated staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Graham
Oberlin
Oscar Wilde
Jolliffe
Wil
Jette
Ward
Vine
Oberlin Associated Students elect officers May 3 1921
The Oberlin Associated Students board nominates officers for 1921 22 with elections by ballot on May 3 All registered students may vote Candidates include H R Bent for president Frances ante for vicepresident and multiple men and women representatives led by Richard Bosworth Rufus Emery and Arthur Martin for men and Lou Rinehart Jesse Hay sen Ararola Wilder Linda Belle McElvoy Raith Carson and Margaret Field for women Each nominee carries a class year designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hiss
Lige
H.R. Bent
A. H. Emery
Francesante
Prancet I. Pratt
Richard Bosworth
Rufus Emery
Arthur Martin
George Harding
Franklin K. Mayer
Ralph Maxted
Lou Rinehart
Jesse Haysen
Ararola Wilder
Linda Belle McElvoy
Raith Carson
Margaret Field
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Rand
Maitland
Agland
Glee Club
Charles A. Hammond
Morgan Street
Sandwich
Hammond
Jones
Attey Hammond
Maitland, Bass
Bulletin
Samen Sw Essor
Henry
Robert Maal
Prom Mt
Musial Union
GH School
P. D. Sherman
Gates
Tady Gregory
ONS
Hina Peabody
Tomar Mahony
Betos
Crewlou
Flsey
de Willa
Duberlants
Gerson
Britain
Mr. Mahony
Asquith
Winston Churchill
England
Hawaii
Dickens
Lewis
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Prop. Holmes
Chemical Society Meeting
Termine
Inor
Miss Holtkamp
Monor
USA
Ewes
Dave Ssesherman
Etux
Reanaton
Hay
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