Alice in Wonderland comes to Cornell campus Friday
Friday afternoon at four Tony Sarg and his Marionettes present Rip Van Winkle in a matinee. At eight Alice in Wonderland with the White Rabbit and Mad Hatter will charm Cornell audiences with Carrols book characters. Large crowds from Martelle Lisbon and Mechanicsville expected.
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Alice IN Wonderland
Cornell
Rip van Winkle
Tony Sarg
White Rabbit
Mad Hatter
Carrol
New York
Cornellians
Nick Vedder
Derrick van Bummel
Dame van Winkle
Henrik Hudson
Martelle
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Tull
Student Body Chooses C C A Leaders in Chapel Vote
Joe Griffin was elected chairman by student body vote in chapel. Helen Von Behren becomes vice chair and Phillip Putnam treasurer. Secretary to be decided by another election between Esther Young and Marion Ruth Mahlum.
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Joe Griffin
Helen von Behren
Phillip Putnam
Esther Young
Marion Ruth Mahlum
Jolas Performs At Chapel In Morning Recital
Jolas played three numbers in a chapel recital this morning. He named two pieces and promised the third would be chosen on the fly. The audience applauded for three encores.
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Jacques Jolas
Twelve Enter For Chess Tournament
Twelve players have entered a round robin chess event with three to five games per pair. Participants listed are Frank Wilson, Bob Leewright, Alan Darling, Charles Gier, Ellis Scobey, Joe Griffin, Thomas Herrick, Franklin Carl, Paul Whiteford, Roscoe Anderson, Fancher Denly, and Lain Guthrie.
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Frank Wilson
Bob Leewright
Alan Darling
Charles Gier
Ellis Scobey
Joe Griffin
Thomas Herrick
Franklin Carl
Paul Whiteford
Roscoe Anderson
Fancher Denly
Lain Guthrie
Nine Enroll For Oratory Contest at Cornell
Nine students have enrolled for the Cornell oratory contest. All interested must meet in the speech classroom at three o clock Wednesday with Prof W Earl Beem. Prizes of 25 15 and 10 will be awarded by Mr Julius Ives of Cedar Rapids for the top three orations.
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W. Earl Beem
Cornell
Julius Ives
Cedar Rapids
Beem
Girls to Debate State Medicine For IS TC Debaters
Marjorie Holmes and Nina Pritchard will debate a Town State Teachers College team on state medicine at 6 40 Wednesday in the Social Rooms. Marion Williams and Jane Mahin will debate the negative of the same question at Cedar Falls at the same time.
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Marjorie Holmes
Nina Pritchard
Town State Teachers College
Marion Williams
Jane Mahin
Cedar Falls
Broadcast of Purple Quasers contest play planned
One play from the Purple Quasters contest will be aired on Station WSUI in early April. Miss Gertrude Johnson oversees final judging for National Collegiate Players while Prof. W Earl Beem is to announce results soon. The winning play is to be produced April 7 in the chapel with prizes of 25 and production, 10 and production, and production for third.
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WSUI
Gertrude Johnson
National Collegiate Players
W. Earl Beem
Tays Hive
Johnson
Language Teachers To Attend Meeting
Professors Herrick Keyes and Wade with several students expect to attend the Twelfth Annual Conference of Modern Language Teachers at Iowa City on February 27 and 28. Speakers include Dr. Michael West from Dacca India Prof Algernon Coleman of the University of Chicago Prof Antonio Solalinde of Wisconsin and Prof M Blakemore Evans of Ohio State University. A new feature allows visiting teachers to consult with senior University of Iowa language staff on teaching problems or graduate plans.
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Herrick, Keyes and Wade
Iowa City
Michael West
Teachers Training College
Dacca
India
Algernon Coleman
University of Chicago
United States
Antonio Solalinde
University of Wisconsin
M. Blakemore Evans
Ohio State University
Towa
Tryouts Announced For Easter Play The Rock
The Purple Masquers and local churches announce tryouts for The Rock on Thursday and Friday March 5 and 6 in the Main hall speech classroom. Copies of the script will be in the library and the Easter production is set for April 5 in the chapel. Professor W Earl Beem hails it as a great religious and dramatic work focusing on Simon Peter.
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W. Earl Beem
Simon Peter
Christ
Students To Appear In Music Recital Czardas
The Cornell College Conservatory of Music presents a student recital on Wednesday February 25 at 4 15 in the chapel featuring a program by Gabrielle Baker students including Mary Pitts Mildred Kaster Ruth Ramsay Clara Gape Ruth Fosha Leona Moulton and others with works by Haydn Beethoven Schubert Caccini Watts and Gade among others.
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Cornell College Conservatory of Music
Guilmant
Richard Baker
Godard Hazel Grandprey
Clara
Watts Leona Moulton
Beethoven
Fresh To Debate Here On Thursday At Old Sem 9
University of Iowa freshmen William Reynolds Manley Goodrick and Richard Tims will debate a State University of Iowa freshman team Thursday at 6 40 p m in Old Sem 9. The topic argues that in all athletic activities with admission charged the amateur professional distinction should be abolished. Cornell men debate the negative. An affirmative freshman team will travel to the State University Saturday to debate the same question.
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William Reynolds
Manley Goodrick
Richard Tims
State University of Iowa
Cornell
State University
Masquer Tryouts Held For Purple Masquers This Week
Second semester tryouts for the Purple Masquers occur Thursday and Friday afternoons in Main Hall in Prof. W. Lears Beem's classroom. Contestants must prepare a three minute cutting and present characterizations before the selections committee. Additional readers to cue the auditions are to be arranged.
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W. Lears Beem
Royal Purple Presents Children of the Moon at Cornell
The Royal Purple sponsored Friday evening drama at Cornell with Children of the Moon directed by W. Earl Beem. Ruth Miller as Grandmere delivered a poised performance while Laura the neurotic mother tested the cast, aided by unusual lighting creating a sustained atmospheric tone.
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K. Fenstermacher
the Royal Purple
Cornell Dramatic History
W. Earl Beem
Ruth Miller
Grandmere
Laura
Jazz critic predicts jazz will fade in near future
Jacques Jolas, a European-trained pianist and World War II veteran, argues that postwar American music lacks a distinct new root. He says jazz stems from the era and commercial speed, but will die out, while amateur classical players keep music alive. He praises Professor Miller's harmony book as needed work.
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Jacques Jolas
Europe
America
Alsace-Lorraine
34Th
Jolas
Paris
Berlin
Liszt
Conservatory
Miller
Cornell Debaters Lose Unemployment Insurance Debate
Cornell debaters Basil Raffety Ashley Foard and Lloyd Rahn lost to Beloit at Beloit Friday as referee A E Galzer Washington High School Milwaukee ruled against them. Ioard and Rahn then debated the same question at Ripon on Saturday evening.
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Basil Raffety
Ashley Foard
Lloyd Rahn
Beloit
A. E Galzer
Washington High School
Milwaukee
Ioard
Rahn
Ripon
Jolas Closes Artist Course With Notable Recital
Mary Parsons reports Jacques Jolas closed the artist recital course with an impressive performance praised for technical skill tasteful handling of Brahms and scholarly musicianship. The Brahms Sonata in F minor showcased clarity vigor and flowing tone throughout the Andante.
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Mary Parsons
Jacques Jolas
Jolas
Men Discuss Self-Government In Cornell Senate Debate
The Friday morning discussion in Cornell’s lower chapel centers on student governance for misconduct. Debate contrasts whether cases should go to the Men’s Senate or be handled by the administration, with concerns that open trials would deter accusations and shift control away from the Senate.
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Cornell
Lower Chapel
Senate
Klein To Address Chemical Meeting In Iowa City
Dr N Knight Dr J B Culbertson and advanced chemistry students attend the Iowa section American Chemical Society meeting at 7 30 pm in the chemical auditorium Iowa City Dr David Klemm president Wilson Laboratories Chicago will speak on What Is There To Glandular Therapy Dinner precedes at the Alpha Chi Sigma House Dr Klein will discuss glands and practical preparation and chemistry of products and clinical progress
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N. Knight
J. B. Culbertson
Iowa
American Chemical Society
Chemical Auditorium
Iowa City
David Klemm
Wilson Laboratories
Chicago
Alphi Chi Sigma House
Klein
Dr Cole Leads Dedication at New Methodist Church
Dr. Frank Cole and his wife visited Low Moor on Saturday and Sunday where he conducted the campaign for the newly completed Methodist church. He preached the dedicatory sermon on Sunday morning.
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Frank Cole
Low Moor
McGaw Constructs Student Lockers
Professor McGaw, a math professor and cabinet maker, builds 21 individual lockers in Law building room 32. The three-section design includes legs on each section and uses white pine for the frame with pressboard partitions to save costs.
Cornell Trustee Dies Suddenly
W C Stuckslager a Cornell trustee and college treasurer died of a heart attack at his daughter's home last night He had served as trustee since 1893 on the executive committee since 1896 treasurer since 1895 and was a longtime member of the House of Representatives State Senate and State Board of Education
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W C Stuckslager
Cornell
Stuckslager
House of Representatives
State Senate
State Board of Education
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