Oberlin College Dramat Association to rent film gear
The Oberlin College Dramatic Association plans to address high cinema prices by sharing projection machines and a high quality screen to show affordable films for the town and college, given the large student population and municipal needs. This collaboration aims to provide better film access at reasonable prices.
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Violinist Francis Meemlen Triumphs In New York Recital
Francis Meemlen, returning after five years, wowed a full Town Fall audience on October 14 with a demanding program. The American violinist received enthusiastic praise as tunes ranged from lyrical to virtuosic selections, highlighting his technical mastery and expressive playing.
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Customs of Mourning and Dress in England in the Late King Era
In Charles II era England required burial in woolen shrouds. A major English railway mandates black tie or bow for every employee as the company mourns the death of King Edward VII. Over five thousand miles of nets are set nightly during the herring season in the English Channel.
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