NOVEMBER 2!,

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Arthur Whitteniere and Jach
heard in Darhy gymnasium, Mon

 

Lowe. above, duo-pianists. will be
only, Dec. 1, at, . 0 pm, as the

third presentation of the Gtinncll College Concert Serie

The partnership of Whittemore
and Lowe hogan ten years ago
when they met at the Eastman
School of Music in Rochester,
N. Y., to which both had won
scholarships for musical compo-
sition. There they lead the men's
glee club, which won the national
prize in Fred Waring's univers-
'ity competition for men’s glcc
Clubsr

During {our years spent in the
navy, they were part of the first
navy entertainment unit to tour
the Pacific, giving more than 700
‘pei-fozmances.

at, or a door sale of $1.80.
The program is as follows:
I
Sonatina D minor

Pasqum Danchert

Four \Valtzes
Cumnatlon Scene,
Godouxioff”

Brahms
flOm ”Boris
Moussorgsity

II
1Vaiiations on a Theme of J. S

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WOI To Presenf Ever’ron

“Morning Matins." heard over
radio station wot Monday
through Saturday from 7:10 to

' ‘gIVilig

)"Odd Man" Movie
‘For Holiday Eve

A turkcy will he given to some
hiclty gatinhouter at a drawmg
to he held at the SLi'aiid theatre
Wednesday evening bctwccn
Showings of the annual Thanks~
‘ pitwicw movie. “Odd Mali
‘OHL” Richard WcLLling, club di-
rector has announced. Only
imcmbers of the Gadahouts club
1and their guests will be ad—
‘rmtted to the pelformances which
lhegin at 7:15 and 9: 30 pm

In addition to the drawing,
,soveral shits will be presented,
It is also rumored that a faculty
.hieiiihci- has agreed to cook the
Jturltcy if the winner so desires.

On The Air

Mon, Nov. 2474:057VVIOI
(owl—Grinneil college band,
Iris Mae Zeiiadt, trombone so-
ioist.

Mon. Dec. 1—4 05#\VOI
(640)7(11131‘108 \Vood, baritone.

Canter Club

Plans are being made by the,
Cantor ciiib tor aChristmas sleigh;
ride to be held about the middlel
or December.

It is hoped that the new club;
pins ivill arrive in time to be:
presented at the sleigh ride.

Bcczuise of cold weather
trail rides have been planned.

 

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.Marilyn Richards,
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To Give ComecJ—y. Dec. 4. 5. 5

Charles P. Pateison, instinc—
to- in speech and diainatic art.
will take the lead role of Sun.
Stoycr in the tentative cast of
the college theatre play, "Apple
oi His Eye," replacing Darid,
Hammer, Gates rreshinnn, orig-
inaliy scheduled for the part

The play \\ill be given in ARH i
at 5:30 pm, on Dec. 4, 5, and a.

One addition has also been
made to the tentative cast.
Nancy Evcrmii, the oldest claw:
glitter ot John Scott Everton,’
dean of tiie chapel will portray.
Stovcr s gland daiightcr, .
Cﬂxol Anni

Beside Mr. Paterson and Nancvi
Evcllon the cast includes Jeahl
Elliot, Read sophomore, as Stella:
Springer Vincent Yager, Dibble:
sophomore, as Foss Springer; ,

Jziincs 1im|m,l
and MaeBiiiniei
as Tudei
Bowers. l

Janet Boo, Loose iiaii Sopho-‘
more, will play Nina Stuver; Har- l

Tobin;

Allinson, Siiiitn senior,

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Our New

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The Amazingly

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\_’cy Buinhani, iCow ,
will play Otto Tahin' Jeanne M
Cormack, Hainc sopliomoie, w 11
plny Nettie Rowe ; and Hillefl'y
Moore, Co\\lcs Juiilol‘, “th play
GlL‘nn Stoyei.

Lloiothy DoSe, Lo c hall sue
tor and student oss slant director
announced that Dorothy Cllanl‘it
Meat‘s freshman, and Cathei '0
Cole, Main 1r .hnioh, Will he .
chaige of the stage crow.

Dorothy Hume and Marga
Thielkeld, hienrs freshmen, w ll
‘haiidle lights, while sihyl Blal'V.
James freshman ,aiid Jiiliis
Weiss Dibble junior, are
cliaigc of costumes.

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Since their honor-zinc discharge
in Jan, 1946, they have played
109 major concert engagements.

Admission to the concert will
'bc by sem fee card, season tick-

7:30 a.ni., will present Dean ot'
the Chapel John Scott Ever-ton
as reader the week of Dec, 1
through Dec. 6.

 

 

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