Beyond the Horizon at Cornell Opens Critics Night
Rehearsals for Eugene O Neill s Beyond the Horizon progress for the first O Neill production at Cornell aimed at townspeople and critics. It opens Saturday March 5 with repeat shows March 11 and 12. The Pulitzer winner follows Robert Mayo as he dies in futile yearning to sail away with Ruth Weber, Andrew Muncy and others in a cast led by Ruth Weber and directed by Bob Hartung.
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Eugene O'Neill
O’neill
Cornell
New York
Robert Mayo
Charles Swan
Ruth Weber
Robert
Ruth
Andrew
Hugh Muncy
Lois Reitzel
J. Wellington Danielson
Fred Mitchell
Dick Scott
Unusual Photos Highlight Royal Purple Yearbook Makeover
The Royal Purple yearbook advances with eight sections all photographed. John Barry Cedar Rapids Coronet provides opening division images used across pages, while editors forego a beauty queen feature for a Life style take-off. Release date to be announced.
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Royal Purple
John Barry
Cedar Rapids Coronet
Lawson
Prexy in Panama Sees Sunshiny Weather
Miss Probasco reports President and Mrs. Burgstahler are in Balboa City Panama enjoying sunshiny weather and sightseeing with no public events announced.
Helberg Set to Play for Sport Dance at Gym
The social committee announces a sport affair dance at the Gym Saturday night at 8. Sponsored by Merner Hall men, the dance uses committees led by Lor en Helberg and others. Admission is fifty cents per couple.
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Merner Hall
Kenneth Reed
John Paulger
Loren Helberg
Phillip Douglas
Robert Steffa
George Young
Jack Healy
Melvin Stukenberg
Merton McKendry
Roy McCauley
Robert Hoopes
Harry Bigelow
Herbert Hendricks
Warren Cook
Senior Organ Recital by Lois Wilkinson at Cornell
Lois Wilkinson president of the Cornell Christian Association presents her senior organ recital. She studies under Eugene Devereaux and is the year's sole organ major. Two prior recitals during sophomore and junior years earned praise for her brilliant style and refined technique. The public is invited.
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Lois Wilkinson
Cornell Christian Association
Eugene Devereaux
Lois
Debaters Prepare for Forensic Season at Cornell
Cornell debaters enter a heavy season with the National Labor Relations Board arbitration topic. On March 4, Jim Watson and David White debate Central College teams from Pella Iowa as the negative and Helen Flynn with Jeannette MacDonald argue the affirmative.
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Cornell
National Labor Relations Board
Jim Watson
David White
Helen Flynn
Jeannette MacDonald
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Coe College
Ruth Courson
Richard Grumman
Howard Jeske
Marjorie Littell
Marjorie Humby
Frances Allen
Jack Weaterman
Dubuque University
David Wiest
Merton McKendry
Blanche Hamm
Cornell Symphony to Tour Midwest for 34th Year
The Cornell Symphony Orchestra directed by Lloyd Oakland will begin its 34th annual spring tour on Friday April 1. The 45 musicians travel by bus and cars with instruments in a van. Soloists include Geraldine Bryant violinist Al Klinger clarinetist and Sheldon Rahn in a vocal arrangement with orchestra.
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Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Lloyd Oakland
Geraldine Bryant
al Klinger
Sheldon Rahn
Karl Andrist Plays 200-Year-Old Gobetti Violin Sunday
American violinist Karl Andrist will perform a Sunday recital at 4 p.m. in the Chapel Auditorium using a 1718 Francesco Gobetti violin from Venice. He has tours and concert credentials in New York Town Hall and with Canadian orchestras, and is joined by Eugene Devereaux on organ and piano. The program includes works by Vivaldi Haydn Szymanowski Pierne-Dushkin Boulanger and Wieniawski.
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Karl Andrist
Francesco Gobetti
Venice
United States
Europe
Andrist
Paris
Mr. Andrist
Town Hall
New York
New York City
Brooklyn Symphony
Canada
Quebec Symphony
Montreal
Rudolph Ganz
Eugene Ysaye
Conservatory of Music
University of Kansas
University of Arizona
Ohio University
Eugene Devereaux
Vivaldi
Haydn “Symphonie Espagnole
Lola
Music Library On Campus Boasts 959 Record Collection
Edith Carver operates the campus music library in Armstrong Hall where a phonograph plays favorite records from a collection of about 959 discs. The Carnegie Foundation funds the library, allowing any student to listen to quality music on site.
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Edith
Edith Carver
Armstrong Hall
Carnegie Foundation
Iowa Artists Exhibit at Fine Arts Hall Opening
Iowa artists will display works in Armstrong hall March 18 19 with an out of state jury selecting ten for the New York All States exhibition June 14 to July 20. Lectures gallery talks tea and receptions accompany the event.
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Thomas Hart Benton
Armstrong Hall
Iowa
New York
Cornell
Art
Edmund Giesbert
The
Chicago Art Institute
Little Theatre
Benton
Swing Trio Opens Wednesday Amateur Shows
Merner's swing trio Loren Helberg clarinet Jack Peterson piano and Bob Osburn bass performed a fifteen minute swing set last Wednesday night in Merner’s social rooms with dancing and listening to Benny Goodman and Tommy Dorsey records. The rooms host dancing and games Wednesdays and Thursdays from seven to eight fifteen with weekend activities when no college program is scheduled. Mrs. M. W. Fussell attends and can help arrange kitchen snacks or practice in good housekeeping. Pfeiffer Hall plans an amateur show this Wednesday drawing a large crowd.
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Merner
Loren Helberg
Jack Peterson
Bob Osburn
Benny Goodman
Tommy Dorsey
M. W. Fussell
Pfeiffer Hall
Grace Fowler Shines In Senior Recital
Grace Fowler contralto presented in her senior recital praising her charming stage presence and expressive voice. under Francis German she earned praise for emotional depth and beauty. Her program included Schumann Frauenliebe und Leben sung in German with Elizabeth Swaney on piano.
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Grace Fowler
Miss Fowler
Francis German
Schumann
Elizabeth Swaney
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Dr. Fawcett
Jake Walters
Mary
Little Ann Barker
Coach Barker
Bob Hartung
Chester Webb
Prexy
Panama
Helberg
Oakland
David and Goliath
Wayne Barber
By Jane Post
Eere Szymanowski
Alpheus
Arethusa
Pierne-Dushkin
Corteee
Lili Boulanger
Wieniawski
Prof Karl Andrist
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