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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1938)
1938. Pge Thre Renting Greater Artist Concert Series; Mis-Spelled Word Contest Starts KREISLER FIRST HIT HERE Sale of Season Tickets Closes Here Saturday MADt ' . -,ff and the Don Cos , ijrolf an" . tremen- Fritz Kreisler, world-famous violinist, will be the first of' the five great artists to appear here this fall and winter on the Uni versity of Oregon's annual Great er Artist series. Kreisler will play at McArthur court the night of Nov. 1. a Lane coun,y 3Udl Timely Specials FOR SATURDAY ONLY will appear " mi J3" ":. Kv. 16. in of the Uni- rn" 1938-39 Great. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON fry One of Our BROILED STAKES, jy-ree thai they are truly delicious. They are prop- Mied from select prime steer beaf and served in a r'ana to please. It's a specialty with us. Come in winner sure urf let us serve you. EUGENE HOTEL Fritz Kreisler DINING ROOM AND COFFEE SHOP "The House oi uooa ruuu COMIC BALLET Trudi Schoop, artist of comedy, will bring her comic ballet to Eugene during the winter as a portion of the University of Ore gon's 1938-39 Greater Artist con cert series. (roadway and Pearl Phone 2000 Woodrow Wilson coached the Princeton University football team in 1890. Two Stores 804 and 917 Willamette SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY THROUGH MONDAY "WESTERN THRIFT" brought you today's low prices. Comparison will explain why so many people prefer Western Thrift's convenient service. Remember, all prices are Cut Prices at Western Thrift not just a few leaders as bait. COSRAY SHAVING CREAM Conuini KoUdol qutcMy tbiorbcd by the ilclnl t.'-An the fast cut owelty. Ccti TI the whiten the fim time ever. 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Model I-Lh rtAft WASHINGTON 49c 1Lb- VELVET I, oac ADVERTISER 35c l0CVELVET.... 5c 69c 69c Dealers Buy at Western Thrift at These Prices SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY! GRAND SLAM, large 14 oz 39c PENN MIXTURE (15c) 9c PRINCE ALBERT (15c) 10c HAMILTON MIXTURE (15c) 10c BEN WEST CIGARS, 10 for 19c Box of 50 for - 93c JOHNNIE WALKER, 10 for 19c Box of 50 for -89c DON ANTONIO CIGARS, 5 for 19c Box of 50 for S1.83 Fritz Kreisler. Serge Jaroff and the Don Cossack chorus. Trudi Schoop and her comic ballet, Pasmore and Trerice, and Igor Gorin see them all and save 20 per cent. This great concert cavalcade is being offered this fall and winter by the associated students of the University of Oregon in their annual Greater Artist series. Season tickets tor the series, which have been on sale since early this month, will not be available after Saturday night. This means Eugene and Lane county music lovers have only one more day in which to purchase season ducats and save 20 per cent on the great parade of world-famous artists. The season tickets sell lor J, o and st. rney can De Dougnt at Washburne's or at the University ticket office at McArthur court and can be purchased from any member of Phi Beta, national music honorary. The booth at Washburne's will be open from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. Saturday, the final day of the drive. I'rivnegc lor tuecne Eugene is one of the smallest towns in the nation to have the rjrivileee of seeing and hearing these great artists. Ordinarily such attractions as Fritz Kreisler and the Cossacks stop at no cities smaller than Portland. It is because of the efforts of the associated students of the University of Oregon that these concerts have been scheduled for McArthur court. Kreisler, world-renowned master of the violin, will play here the night of November 7, opening the series. Kreisler, a genius as a boy. has been a miracle of music as a man. He is known in every nation of the world as one of music's greatest masters. It is the first time he has appeared here and it will probably be the last time. Serge Jaroff and the Don Cossacks, the famous singing horsemen of the steppes, will be making their second Eugene appearance when they step on the McArtnur court stage me nigm ot Novemoer 10. The Cossacks sang here two years ago and were received with such tremendous enthusiasm and applause that the associated students bent every effort to secure their return, and because of that wcll remcmbered reception the Cossacks were not loathe to return. Throughout the western world the Cossacks are known as the greatest living male chorus. ureal 1'iano leant Pasmore and Trerice, who will appear on the concert series winter term, are noted as the greatest piano team in United States music. Their raDid rise to the top has been phenomenal. F rr if oi ...:n u..:.. Knll n tl.A 1IUUI OtUUUiJ will iiti nuiiu'niiuwu iuiiiii uniici w itiv McArthur court stage for one of the Greater Artist concerts. Miss Schoop's humorous art has been hailed as a revelation by critics every where. Igor Gorin, 29-year-old tenor, has been a singing sensation the last few years. He will appear as the final attraction on the 1938-39 Greater Artist series. ' Mi Trudie Schoop $45.00 Wood Burning Circulator Heater LAST OF SERIF.S Igor Gorin, world-famous young lenor, will be the last of the five great concert artists to appear here this fall and winter on the University of Oregon's 11)38-39 Greater Artist series. Contest Oilers Free Tickets To Concerts Win a free ticket to one of the great concerts which the asso ciated students of the University of Oregon will bring to Eugene this fall and winter! Hear Fritz Kreisler or the Don Cossack choftis, or sec Truli Schoop, Igor Gorin or Pasmore and Trerice, without paying a cent! You can bear and see one of these great concerts free if you follow the few simple rules listed below. Twenty tickets will be given away to winners in this contest! Here is all you have to do: 1. Underline all the misspelled words you can find in the adver tisements of progressive mer chants which appear on this page. 2 Write 50 words telling why you buy from any one of these merchants. 3. Specify your favorite concert in the University of Oregon's 1938-39 Greater Artist series. 4. Clip out the advertisements and mail them, with your 50 words and specification of con cert, to the educational activities office, University of Oregon. En tries must be postmarked not later than midnight Sunday. 5. Judging will be entirely on the number of misspelled words found and the 50-word statement. Dl'ET COMING Pasmore and Trerice, world - roied piano duo, will play at Mc Arthur court as a part of (he University of Oregon's Greater Artist concert series this winter. All Porcelain! 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