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He’s on his way up! His music is danceable!
Advance Sale
Tickets $1.25
Sigma Delta Chi is offering a
limited advance sale of tickets
at SI.Ltd each. Tickets may be
purchased from representatives
at men's living organizations or
at the Co Op. The price at the
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Ilis 0 months nt tin* Hal Tabarin, San
l-'ra neisco, cracked Kay Kyser's records
lor attendance and for length ol! en
gagement.
lie was featured at the Texas Centen
nial at Dallas, earning his nickname
“The Centleman from the South.”
lie has played at the Hotel Mark Hop
kins, San Francisco: Cafe Little Club,
Shanghai. China; The Plaza, Dallas,
Texas.
lie broadcast nightly, eoast-to-coast,
over the NBC networks for !• months.
(Herb Caen, the San Francisco Chro
nicle's radio editor, gave him one of his
hard-to-got *' Kadiorchids.’’)
He has recorded for Victor and for
Brunswick. „
lie has Penny Parker, the blonde singer
who has stopped many a show!
Get on your spring clothes and come to
McARTHUR COURT, Friday, March 25. It’s Informal
Sigma Delta Chi
Spring Informal
Dancing 8:30 to 12
Prexg Erh Stresses
Oregon's Need for
'Studious'Students
Portland and Alumni Welcome Administrator
At Banquet; Says 'University Will Be No
Country Club'
Announcing his policy as one working toward “quality” not
“quantity,” Dr. Donald M. Erb, new president of the University
of Oregon, received the welcome of Portland alumni, at a ban
quet held March 17 in the Portland hotel.
Maintaining that “there can be no mediocrity,” Dr. Erb
explained his distaste for the “intellectual loafer or unappre
ciative student.” “The University,” he added, “shall be no
country cum, wnere persons can
go to polish their social attributes.”
However, Dr. Flrb contemplates
no ‘‘dull grind” for Oregon stu
dents. He indicates a like for
sports activities, and said that the
versatile student ma1<es the best
citizen.”
Governor Charles H. Martin also
spoke at the banquet, deploring
the number of cultural leaders who
failed to take part ip public life
and declaring- that education was1
the necessary means to combat ig
norance and slips in democracy.
Small Schools Represented
Bruce Baxter, president of Wil
lamette university, welcomed Dr.
Erb for the independent colleges
of the state. Roland Davis, presi
dent of the Portland alumni, served
as toastmaster.
On March 15, President Erb and
G. A. (Tex) Oliver, new football
coach, were similarly welcomed at
a banquet held in the Osburn hotel
of Eugene.
Dr. Erb lauded the excellent re
lationships that have existed be
tween the University and the town,
and the state. He also asserted
that his aim would be to continue
the progress of the institution so
that the highest quality of students
may be attracted here.
Coach Oliver spoke briefly, prom
ising a new, interesting type of
football, that would also win
games. He also invited Eugeneans
to attend the football “clinics”
which he will hold in the near fu
ture.
Musicians' Ball
Tonight Features
4 College Bands
Three local campus dance groups
have been notified of their selec
tion by the Musicians’ Mutual as
sociation of Eugene to participate
in a “battle of bands’’, feature of
the annual musicians’ ball to be
held tonight at the Winter Garden.
Along with Carl Rooeen's orches
tra, well-known town dance band,
Maurie Binford, Earl Scott, and
Art Holman will each furnish the
music for one of four hours danc
ing, starting at 8 o’clock.
Tonight’s dance is the first of
an annual series, and the first
sponsored by Eugene and Lane
county musicians to be open to the
public.
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Spanish Class Has
Film Here Tuesday
Movie of Old Mexico,
'La Paloma/ to Be
Told by Wright
Dr. Leavitt O. Wright’s first
year Spanish class is bringing “La
Paloma,” a Mexican-made film, tc
the Mayflower Tuesday, March 22,
at 4 p.m. .Tames Wells is head of
the committee bringing the film,
while Richard Williams, Margaret
Dari, Margaret Robbins and Don
Castanien are helping him.
For those who do not understand
Spanish, yet want to enjoy the at
mosphere of the film, a loud-speak
er hookup, with Dr. Wright at the
microphone, will give explanation
of the action in English. Dr.
Wright, who saw “La Paloma” in
Mexico City last summer, states
the movie shows superb Mexican
scenery and local color, while a
number of currently popular Latin
songs are set in this background.
Tickets may be obtained from stu
dents in Spanish classes and at the
door Tuesday afternoon.
“La Paloma” is a product of
Mexico’s rapidly growing film in
dustry which last year put out a
dozen hits. It enjoyed a long run
in Mexico and has proved so popu
lar in the United States that Di
rector Miguel Contreras Torres
and his leading lady, Medea de No
vara, are now in Hollywood filming
milian is the setting for the film.
His empress, Carlota, intervenes
to save the lives of two captured
Mexican soldiers, and there starts
the tangle of the story. Medea de
Novara plays the part of the ro
“La Paloma” with the dialogue in
English.
The disastrous empire of Maxi
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