<lSew Committee Distributes Bulletins of Musical Programs
Lois Nelson
Appoints New
Music Aids
Pamphlets of Ad v a n c e
Information Sent
To Houses
Group Plans To Attract
Larger Audiences
Announcement of living organi
zation members of the new music
co-operation committee was made
yesterday by Lois Nelson, recently
appointed chairman by Tom Stod
dard.
The first bulletins were mailed
Wednesday to the house represent
atives, Miss Nelson said. These
bulletins contained information re
garding the musical programs to
be given on the campus during the
next week. It will be the duty
of the committee members to dis
seminate this information among
the house members. During spring
term bulletins and circular letters
will be sent out to the houses
each week.
To Develop Interest
^ The object of the music co-op
eration committee is to develop a
keener interest among the stu
dents in the musical events which
occur regularly on the campus,
with the object of attracting
larger audiences to 'the concerts
and recitals, Miss Nelson states.
The committee members:
Alpha Chi Omega, Aimee Sten,
St. Helens: Alpha Delta. Pi, Mary
Galey, Ashland; Alpha Gamma
Delta, Constance McKenzie, Wal
lowa; Alpha Omicron Pi, Helen
Voelker, Hillsboro; Alpha Phi,
Carolyn Haberlach, Tillamook;
Alpha Xi Delta, Jean Williams,
La Grande; Chi Delta, Georgina
Glides, Portland; Chi Omega, Rose
Simons, Eugene; Delta Delta Del
ta, Irma Logan, Portland; Delta
Zeta, Alice Collier, Coquille; Gam
ma Phi Beta, Louise Webber,
Portland; Hendricks hall, Velma
Powell, Moro; Kappa Alpha Theta,
Mara’oel Braden, Lebanon; Ijappa
k Delta, Jean Whitney, Roseburg;
Kappa Kappa Gamma, Charlotte
Brosius, Eugene; Phi Mu, Beulah
Gore, Eugene; Pi Beta Phi, Doris
McMorran, Victoria, B. C.; Sigma
Kappa, Pauline Anderson, Port
land; Susan Campbell, Esther
Wicks, Astoria; Girls’ Oregon club,
Norma Lyon, Marshfield; Zeta
Tau Alpha, Frances Dilday, Long
Beach, California.
rraiermues i.isicu
Alpha Tau Omega, Hal Frann
dorf, Portland; Alpha Upsilon,
Jack Durland, La Grande; Beta
Theta Pi, Rudolph Crommelin,
Pendleton; Delta Tau Delta, Marr
Reymers, Lakeview; Gamma hall,
A1 Campbell, Portland; Friendly
hall, Clarence Craw, Portland; In
ternational house, Frank Shimizu,
Mihvaukie; Kappa Sigma, George
Kotchik, Portland; Omega hall,
Joshua Alexander, Portland; Phi
Gamma Delta, Gil Ryder, Baker;
Psi Kappa, Mark Jenkins, La
Grande; Sherry Ross hall, John
Weik, Astoria; Sigma Alpha Epsi
f Ion, Bill Sievers, Portland; Sigma
Chi, Walter Evans, Portland; Sig
ma Nu, Ed Fisher, Salem; Sigma
Phi Epsilon, Oley Frigaard, Col
ton; Sigma Pi Tau, Henry Culp,
La Grande; Theta Chi, Norman
Jesse, La Grande; Phi Sigma
Kappa, George Barron, Ashland.
Former Oregon G rail
Resigns State Office
Ben Dorris of Eugene, graduate
of the University of Oregon, has
resigned as a member of the state
game commission because of his
inability to support three candi
dates for governor. Since three
of the gubernatorial candidates
are friends of Mr. Dorris, he has
decided that it is best to retire
as a member of the game com
mission.
Mr. Dorris will act as field man
k ager for Charles Hall of Marsh
field, candidate for governor.
‘New Age’ Accepts:o
Article by F. S. Dunn
“Goodwood Inscription and the
Lodge at Rook's Hill” is the title
of an article by Prof. F. S. Dunn.
Latin instructor, which was re
cently accepted for publication by
The New Age magazine, a Ma
sonic organ.
The article deals with the in
scription of the Goodwood estate,
which was made at the time of
the Emperor Claudius, and . speaks
4 of the dedication of a shrine to
Neptune and Minerva under the
^Auspicej of a native British king.
Movies
Evelyn Sbaner, Editor
TODAY’S SCHEDULE
McDonald — “Chasing Ra i n -
bows.’’
Rex—“South Sea Rose.’’
State—-“Blackmail.”
Colonial—“Ed’s Co-ed.”
Heilig—“The Isle of Lost Ships.”
“Chasing Rainbows”
Bessie Love, personality girl of
"Broadway Melody,” has lost none
of her winsomeness in “Chasing
Rainbows” in which she and Char
lie King share stellar honors.
King’s voice and Bessie’s smile are
a wonderful combination and the
technicolor scenes defy descrip
tion.
“South Seu Rose”
Lenore Ulric has to change tem
perature often. Not long ago she
played in “Frozen Justice,” an
Alaskan thriller and now she is
back at the Rex again as a South
Sea beauty.
“Blackmail”
Intimate glimpses into the ways
and talk of Scotland Yard are
given in “Blackmail,” the first all
talking picture made in England.
Anny Ondra, the heroine, is a
Czecho-Slovakian beauty of much
popularity in England.
“Ed’s Co-ed”
We all know the nice things
about this picture.
“Isle of Lost Ships”
Virginia Valli plays a lady Rob
inson Crusoe in this very unusual
play. However, she is not really
alone, there being quite a number
of men on the island also.
Advanced Clogging
Class Will Organize
Advanced students in clogging
or tap dancing will try out for
the Modern Clogging group, a re
cently organized group on this
campus composed of the most ad
vanced doggers and tap dancers,
at 7:45 this evening in the gym
of Gerlinger hall.
Anyone on the campus may try
out for the club, providing she
has at sometime or other taken
advanced clogging or tap-dancing,
those in charge announce. One
original clog or two clogs learned
in classes must be given at the
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Men’s Dress Wear
Will Appear Here In Near Future
Above is the University of Oregon Symphony orchestra which, under the direction of Rex Under
wood, will appear in the school of music auditorium a week from Sunday. They will present Dvorak’s
‘‘New World Symphony.”
tryouts. However, only the most
advanced students will be consid
ered for membership.
“Although this group has just
been organized here recently, we
hope that in a few years it will
rajtk with the Master Dance
group,’ the dancing honorary,”
said Miss Margaret Duncan, in
structor in physical education and
adviser of the group. "It has been
tried in other colleges and should
I prove successful here.”
Soph Girls Defeat
Seniors in Hoop Tilt
The sophomore team emerged
victorious over the seniors in the
basketball game last evening by
only one point, 27-26. It was hard
fought throughout the entire
game, but particularly during the
last half. The lead see-sawed back
and forth, and was close all the
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of the game, playing on the soph
omore team.
The sophomores are now in the
lead for the championship, having
defeated the seniors twice, and
won over the frosh and junior
first teams, and the sophomore
second team. They have lost only
one game, and that to the juniors.
In the other game played last
time. Vivian Coss was the star
night, the junior second team de
feated the senior second, 16-5. The
sophomore second team won by
default from the frosh third team.
Since spring has cast its balmy
spell over the Yale campus, top
spinning, roller skating, and horse
shoe pitching have come into their
place as student pastimes, says a
news bulletin.
“The Shop for People Who Know”
THE beauty of
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simpilicity of line
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YOU haven’t been to the “Side” today . . . ?
Come in and take it easy between classes—
finals will soon be here and the rest—and our
food will strengthen you for the “X.”
Dorothy Burke . . . Joanne Windsor
Verne Elliot.Ed Williams
James Lyons.Les Williams
Helen Allan..Connie
Bill Overstreet.Bill Fenton
Phyllis Van Kimmell.Midge
B Norman Eastman . . . Buddy Ryan
eel’s co-ed”
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HEd’s Co-ed!! Ed’s Co-ed!!
‘‘Pushin’, squeezin’, pryin’, n’every
thing! Gosh, have to run the rest
of the week!”
NOW!
School of Music
Heads Slated To
Perform Tonight
Dean Laiidsbur\\ Pianist,
Ami Arthur Boardman,
Tenor, on Program
Widely Recoguized Artists
To Favor Audience
Paralleled in interest by few
programs of past years, the dual
recital to be given tonight at 8
o’clock at the music auditorium by
Dr. John J. Landsbury, pianist, and
Arthur Boardman, tenor, is ex
pected to provide one of the finest
music programs heard here in re
cent seasons. ■
Dr. Landsbury, dean of the
school of music, will have the
opening group. Mr. Boardman,
•.vho is head of the voice depart
ment, will have numbers from
Italian, German, French and Eng-'
lish literature. Both University
men are recognized as foremost
American musicians, in addition
to being well known for their
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work aa music educators. Mr.
Boardman has devoted a great
deal of his time since coming here
last fall to his work as director of
the new polyphonic choir.
The program to be given fol
lows:
Mozart .Sonata in D Major
Allegro-Adagio-Allegretto
Von Weber .Rondo in E-Flat
Dr. Landsbury
Brahms—Der Tod, das 1st die
kahle Nacht
Brahms O wuesst ich doch den
weg zurueck
Wagner- Lohengrin's Reproof to
Elsa
Mr. Boardman
Chopin—Preludes—Nos. 1, 19, and
21
Chopin—Etudes—Opus, 10, Nos.
3 and 11; Opus 25, No. 3
Chopin .Polonaise in A-Flat
Dr. Landsbury
Du Parc ."
.Le Manoir de Rosamonde
Du Parc .Chanson Triste
Respighi . Nebbi
Respighi .Nebbi
Mr. Boardman
Schumann .Aufsehwung
Schumann .
.Romanza in F-Sharp Major
Shubert-Liszt . Erlkoenig
Dr. Landsbury
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