ONeill Play Beyond the Horizon Opens Friday at Little Theatre
An audience praised the first two acts after dress rehearsal of Eugene ONeill’s Beyond the Horizon. Regular performances run Friday and Saturday evenings at 8 30 p m in Armstrong Hall Little Theatre with tickets at the financial office admission fifty cents for outsiders and twenty five cents for students. Bob Hartung directs under Prof Albert Johnson and Bertha French Johnson with Ruth Atkins Mayo Ruth Weber Mayo James Mayo and others in the cast as rehearsals continue smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
Little Theatre
Armstrong Hall
Johnson Hurt in Fall From Stage at Armstrong Hall
Prof Albert Franklin Johnson fell from the Little Theatre stage into the orchestra pit during rehearsal for Beyond the Horizon in Armstrong Hall Saturday. Doctors have not yet determined the full extent of his injuries but he is resting and better today and will miss classes for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Franklin Johnson
Armstrong Hall
Johnson
Bill Owen Wins Columbia Medical School Scholarship
Bill Owen is awarded a 500 scholarship to the Columbia University medical school in New York City based on scholastic standing and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Owen
Columbia University Medical School
New York City
Sophomore Class Plans Party in Lisbon
Sophomores invite classmates to a Lisbon party on March 17 beginning at five at the college chapel. The group will hike to Lisbon for an old fashioned chicken and noodle supper with all you can eat. A German band will perform and a brief program is planned. Tickets cost thirty five cents and are on sale at all dormitories.
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Lisbon
College Chapel
Cornell hosts art program marking art department opening
Cornell students are invited to a March 19 program in Armstrong hall to celebrate the formal opening of the art department. Edmund Giesbert will present a life drawing lecture demonstration, preceded by an illustrated conversation by Cornell art students. The event runs 2 to 3 30 p m in the Little Theatre and continues in the exhibition hall.
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Cornell
Armatrong Hall
Edmund Giesbert
Chicago Art Institute
Cornell Art
Little Theatre
Armstrong ‘Hall
Exhibition Hall
Iowa
New York City
Lathe
Armstrong Hall
Get a Job and Support a Husband Absurd
A column by Suzanne Qates surveys a campus debate among Cornell fellows on marital roles. It quotes Paul Hoffman, Martin Purcell, and Jack Struyk proposing wives must earn at least 35 dollars weekly to fund the home, while other voices mock the idea and defend wives staying at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Qates
Cornell
Paul Hoffman
Martin Purcell
Jack Struyk
Hobby Show and Science Exhibit Saturday Evening
A Hobby Show and Science Exhibit will be held in the geology and biology laboratories in Law Building Saturday from 7:00 to 9:00 p m. Robert Cocroft leads the event with Martin Kestenbaum assisting stamp displays Melvin Stukenberg runs the photography exhibit and John Granger David Wiest and William Tennant plan a short wave amateur setup Gleb Fedorin will display cartoons Entries may be arranged through the listed organizers or Helen McCoy Dick Palmer or Greer Pruitt.
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Law
Robert Cocroft
Martin Kestenbaum
Melvin Stukenberg
John Granger
David Wiest
William Tennant
Gleb Fedorin
Crossley to Give Senior Recital
Duane Crossley, voice student of Francis German, will present his senior solo recital next Tuesday evening March 15 at 7 p m in the chapel auditorium. He will sing Recitative in Aria from Haydn's Creation a group of five German selections a group of four English numbers and another group of three English numbers Eleanor Gough will be his accompanist.
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Duane Crossley
Francis German
Chapel
Crossley
Haydn
Spends Half Hour in Jail Saves Reputation
Phil Tunnicliff faced brief humiliation when detained in Lisbon jail for over thirty minutes. He bore a striking resemblance to a highway robber who seized Richard Paladian ex 38’s valuables during a visit last week. An official helped him reach DeWitt by bus, preserving his good name on the journey home to Moline.
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Phil Tunnicliff
Lisbon
Phil
Richard Paladian
Moline
Illinois
Earl Edwards
DeWitt
Plan Community Sing for Sunday Evening
Epworth League plans a Sunday evening program featuring a musical first half under Herb Osincup with community hymn singing, a Presbyterian student choir directed by John Duckwall, and a Methodist Sunday school orchestra led by Wayne Cross. The second half, curated by Althea Goodrick, includes a recreation period and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Herb Osincup
Presbyterian Church
John Duckwall
Methodist Sunday School
Wayne Cross
Althea Goodrick
Religious Emphasis Week Set With Dr. Harold Carr On Campus
Dr. Harold K. Carr will lead Religious Emphasis Week at Cornell with a schedule of chapel talks personal conferences and evening programs. Carr, an All-American football center and educator, has led multiple churches and university ministries and authored works on religion in higher education. He will host meetings March 9 to March 23 1938 including chapel talks personal conferences and forum sessions for students and organizations.
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Harold K. Carr
Cornell
Nebraska Wesleyan
Carr
Boston University School of Theology
American University
France
University of Illinois
American Physical Education Association
Epworth Herald
Christian Century
Chicago University Press
Court Street
Flint
First Methodist Church
Pfeiffer
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Carr
Merner Hall
Pfeiffer Hall
Methodist Church
Altoona Hall
Lions Rehearse Minstrel Show at Cornell Little Theatre
Lions Club presents its second annual minstrel show with Cliff Iosty performing Ma ma I Wanta Make Rhythm. The charity gala takes place March 16 and 17 at Cornell Little Theatre with Doug Van Metre Dr E C Pratt Judd Dean Lloyd Oakland among featured acts. Al Morrissey is manager and Margaret Schuele directs music. Admission 60c adults 25c children under twelve.
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Cliff Iosty
Lions Club
Cornell Little Theatre
Doug van Metre
E. C. Pratt
Judd Dean
Lloyd Oakland
al Morrissey
Margaret Schuele
Burgstahler ill in Panama with influenza
Mrs. Burgstahler, in Panama with President Burgstahler, has been ill for several days with influenza but is improving. The Burgstahlers are to leave for New York today and arrive there next Monday.
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H. J. Burgstahler
Panama
Pres. Burgstahler
Burgstahlers
New York
Cornellian editor and business manager posts open
Applications due Tuesday March 22 for editor and business manager roles for The Cornellian 1937 38. Applicants for editorship should show newspaper experience journalism ideas and improvement suggestions while Business Manager applicants detail prior related work. Submit to Prof Clyde Tulls box in the registrar office Main Hall.
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Cornellian
Cornellian ‘Board
Clyde Tull
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Dick Scott
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Dick Palmer
Greer Pruitt
Eleanor Gough
Harold Carr
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