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Oberlin Review

Location

Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1917

Page

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Barker Lectures on English Drama Development and Theatre

An audience of about 100 heard Granville Barker discuss the English drama from mystery plays through the Elizabethan era to modern trends. He highlighted Shakespeare, noted a decline in drama in the 17th and 18th centuries, and praised Gordon Craig and William Peel for modern movement ideas. He urged local, not Broadway, centers for plays and emphasized sustaining theatre economics to nurture future genius.

Granville Barker Barker Rale Tennyson Browning Gordon Craig William Peel Ibsen Galsworthy Shaw Oberlin America Broadway Arama

Sandwich business gains in Peters court debate

A Peters court proceeding shows the committee in charge secured a table to dispense the daintes. A white alabaster top table is in use. Service extended to Wednesdays and Fridays with stands operating in Council Hall and the Women’s gymnasia. Over $90 had been collected.

Peters Court All Gynnasia

Meeting on War and Peace Principles by Local Fellowship

A local group of seminary students and others meet every Monday morning in Connell Balls rows discussing views of President King and a peace based approach to war. They advocate the Fellowship of Reconciliation and stress that peace without victory is essential, opposing siding with any single alliance.

Fead Om King Laycon Richards Oberlin Connel Studenta Richards Tehards Venient King Fellowship of Reconliation Attenton

Dancing, Sin Program For Next Stag Night

Stag-dancing to the seven-piece orchestra will headline the postgame mixer in the Men's Building lobby after the Reserve basketball game Saturday night. Entertainment by the Andrus twins follows a headline music act. Social Chairman Gray organized the event inviting all men including faculty to attend.

M. B Andrus Twins Gray Ond

Victrola for theologians purchase at graduate school event

The graduate school of theology buys a $50 Victrola using seminary funds and a stag event funded partially by residents. University of Minnesota figures estimate yearly costs for careers show Dad spends $646 for a dentist, $441 for a farmer, $269 for a chemist. Girls spend $118 yearly on clothing and $24 on books while boys spend $62 for nothing and $44 for books.

Graduate School of Haeology University of Minnesota

Oberlin schedules spring athletics with new opponents

Oberlin announces spring events featuring nine baseball games four track meets and two local cinder path fairs. New opponents include Wesleyan Cincinnati Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati on the baseball field and track. Oberlin drops Wittenberg Miami and Wooster from the baseball roster while keeping a strong home schedule with Reserve Case and alumni. The local track event on May 19 features Wesleyan. Indoor Wesleyan duals, Columbus Ohio State, and the triangle conference meets are planned.

C. W. Saw aldwin-Wallace Cincinnati Feld Ohio Westevan Wittenberg Miami Wooser Oberlin Ho Case Ohio State Wesleyan Oberlin Columbus

Officiating Officers Listed for Women and Middle League

The page lists league officers including President Gertrude Williams and Vice-president Katharine Bara for the women’s league with roles such as Treasurer Maud Liehty and Secretary Donna Matthews. It also notes Francis Brown as President and Anna Billington as Is. Vice-president with Emma Pry as Cons. secretary.

Women's League Resorts Gertrude Williams House Gov't Oledine Wood Cons Maud Liehty Donna Matthews Ven. G. A. Hesuns Francis Brown Anna_ Billington Emma Pry

Art Association Lectures This Evening and Monday

The Art Association arranged a series of lectures for the year in cooperation with the Archeological Institute of America. One lecture will be delivered by Professor Henry A. Sanders from the University.

Art Association Archeological Institute of America Henry A. Sanders University

More Salubrities Lectures by Bangs and Lenten Talk

Famed humorist and essayist John Kendrick Bangs will lecture on More Salubrities in the U S A course, recalling Salubrities I Have Met and referencing Wilson La Follette Hall Caine and Mark Twain. Separately Dr Thomas Nicholson of the Methodist Episcopal church will address the second community Lenten service with the First church choir singing Brahms.

John Kendrick Bangs Mark Twain Bangs Oberlin A. Conan Doyle Carnegie R. H. Davis Rudyard Kipling Mr. Wilson LaFollette Hall Caine Styx New Enland Yonkers Thomas Nicholson Methodist Episcopal Church Nicholson Chicago Canada United States Christian Student Brahms

Thibaud Lecture Series At Oberlin Hall

An informal reception and miniatures event precede a lecture by M Thibaud in Sturges hall. Professor Clarence Ward, recently ill with grippe, plans a French program and will speak on his front line experiences to Oberlin College audiences.

St Michigan Talcott Hall Monsieur Madame Sturges Hall Thibaud Madame Thibaud Clarence Ward Oberlin College M. Thibaud Helms Cathedral C. H. A. Wager Ward Oberlin

Sun Recital Triumph by Thibaud at Oberlin Concert

The second Artis Recital Course concert at Oberlin featured violinist Jacques Thibaud with Breckenridge at the piano. He delivered Handel and Saint-Saëns works with pristine clarity and refined taste, and rose to intense passion in Chausson Poeme creating a memorable interpretation.

Onaries x. Barry Artis Jacques Thibaud Breckenridge Handel Symphonie Espagnole Svendsen Saint-Saens Saint Saene Ober Yange Cesar ‘Thomson Kreisler Marteau Mischa Elman Oberlin Thibaud Chausson

The glee club’s annual home concert Saturday

The glee cry will repeat its annual home concert on Saturday afternoon February 24. The performance is for school children only and not open to students or community adults. Varsity basketball players will be guests at this matinee. The program includes the Toy Symphony and special costume stunts.

Glee Cry

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