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TIM Entertainment Nov. 5
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, One,.week ; from , ' next ' ~, SatuOTO,
imming we' will have the opporr
loOtir Of, attending the first number, ,
igethe•`enteriitinrrient ' cofse arrani.
aiikbY the YoUng Mews thriltiaa
iilikaoelation. , '' The, , Dudley Suck
piny, which '' is composed of
Itlhrtists; will present the initial
Illimbeo, , "A ' Musical Review,"
Illdelliiiia,tains; Grand Opera selec.-
alkali, twitted numbers. special songs
iltaasturne,, ladies' quartets, duets
400,
t'rio's' including baritone and
• ,hern Melodies with , banjo and,.
1r accompaniment.
`. Edward K. Macrum, the
1111121401 i director and• baritone solo:-
faikat ' 'had - , a • thorough musical
fariag, `cH,e was a piano
,puj)ili for
ajirof rat lalikeari of ,Mme. Schi ller; 'Dr.
Sint* tuid ;,Mr. Walter Hail
t ''''' ligrnstraars on the organ,
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VW.' Macrum now occupies the"
paiition of organist in a prominent
nit XVeiiiii' churdh. His • vocal
'Ring has been under the leatg
' wYork teachers and he possesses
pa
r rich powerful voice.
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The Dudley Buck company alas
japaized as a musical attraction in
litarch, 1909, and has made over
lame hundred appearances in New
York and vicinity. Success was as
from the beginning, because
it artists were selected by tthe
#taci
askaaagement with the sole object in
irite' r
of securing ~ voices, which
4rould give the best results in con-
Irrted and part-song numbers, and
et the same time were artists ver
iektile enough in their accomplish
ments to permit of a greatly varied
Program.
i All the members have nad ex
imaaive opera or concert expi-r:e.nce,
several of the young ladies fomerlv
appearing with the College Singing
Irk whoin many of us ,had the
assure of hearing last yeas.
C. W. SMITH
South , Align , Street
• .A prominent feature of the prd
gram is, - the grand opera selections
specially arranged for this corn-
Buck, Jr. There are some well
rendered sacred numbers and also
old familiar "heakt songs" given in
the true spirit.
Several numbers,, have been
Specially' written for this company.
Mr. Edward"ic llilacrum takes part
with the young
,yvomen itr ~some
effective numbers from- both:grind'
and light opera. • ,'
To the' fellows ' who -have
been here for a year or- more,' it, is
not necesssary to say anything too
-1 •
cerning the high standard of enter
tainments which are found in the
Y., M, C. A. course. But ,to tlibse
'fellows 'who'have not yet had the
opportunity of attending any of the
numbers, we would suggest that
they obtain their tickets at once.
The advance sale of' tickets will
'continue' until six o'clock next Wed
nesday :evening. These tickets are
sold for $2.00 and may be obtained
at any time at 273 Main. On Wed
nesday night from 6 to 8 o'clock at
the Business office the regular sale
of tickets will take place. The ien-1
eral admission tickets for the course
are $1.25; for reserved seats $1.75.
The course will include five num
!
bers:
The Dudley Buck company which
appears on Saturday evening, Nov.,
. 1
Montaville Flowers in "Interpret'
tations from Dickens," on Nov. 26.
The Dunbar company, Male Quar;
tet and Bell Ringers, on Dec. 3, 1
Maud Ballington Booth, the "Lit
tle Mother" of the Prisons, on Jan. ,
13.
Miss Katharine RidgewXy, aS7
sisted by Miss Evangeline Bridge,
pianist, on Jan. 28.
The last official registration at
the University of Pennsylvania,
made on Oct. 12, showed a total of
s,2Uri students. The figures for
lat year at this time were, 4,924,
The College World
TIM STATIn COLVETITAN T
, Ahich makes a total gain -fpr, this
year of 285. The final registration
figures,for last year were 5,033
Therefore the present enrollment of
the University is greater by 176 stu
dents than the total figures last
year. The total enrollment for the
freshman class so far is 1,255.
Practically all departments of the
University show an increase. •
. The Bncknell "Orange and Blue"
is already beginning to boom the
State game.'_ They are expecting
to send up a , large delegation of
rooters.
' Syracuse students had a monster
celebration for Mr. Roosevelt when
he appeared in Syracuse
,last Tues-
day.,, - •
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Fall Crew practice has
begun at
yiliStbritin.._
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i The University pf Nebraska foot-;
ball team averages 171 pounds.
!Where and Whom Other Collegeti
Play on Saturday.
State vs. Villanova, ar'State
)ege..
Penn vs. Indians,
at Philhdelphig
, Princeton vs. - Dartmouth, at Nev,i,
York. , ,
6onnell vs. Williams, :at Ithaca.
'Harvard vs.'West 'Point, at West
Point.
'Navy vs. Western Reserve, at
Annapolis. 'q
Yale vs. Colgate at New Haven.
Lafayette vs. Bucknell at Easton.
INC & BROS.
A. G. SPA
are the 'Largest
Manufacturers, i n
the World of
Spalding
Trade-Mark ,
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EQUIPMENT
•QR ALL •
ATHLETIC
SPOTS AND
PASTIMES.
Is knprn
throughout the
. .
port you
should have a copy of the
Spalding Catalogue It'a a
oloprAplete enclyclopedm of
of WHAT'S NE W IN
SPORT and is seta free on
request
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Guarantee
of Quality
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',ldtecerors to H D Meek Hardware Co
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General 1 : , 4 Hardware
Build re Material
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,Ails, paint r k glass, dement
an stoves
_ Roofing, and spouting ,
Fine assortment of Sporting Goods
Sotes sewed of stitched
by Champion stitcher W. C. KLINE
South Allen street
State College Steam Laundry
Undennew maTkpenient
,MILLER i eg. GENSI,EI4
will do your work promptly
and guarantee .Satiafaction
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BOTH PHONES
WFST BEAVER,AVENUE
BUSH HOUSE
BELLEPONTE HENNA
Rate per day> 56 With bath 13 per day
-W. L. DAGGI'I"r
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We keep the quality up ' .
because the quality keeps us up
Try McAllister grub and be convinced Extras at cost
The:College Ilan
will find that this ,shop has many little surprises in
the way of smart clothes and haberdashery,
Orders sent through the mail will be filled with , ,
—.,exacting care ,and, promptness. Your carfare is
always paid when your purchase amounts to $lO
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Montgomery & Co.
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Bellefonte
sixemovisamatedeminasim :-.:. 0 .
:Style Quality iPrke' : ,
An throe thlogs'mOst os- ~
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I • sontlat lo the *election of - , t,
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your plated stotioniry ,
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gliOur printing has a commaniir
J ing style—one of its own—and .',
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it satisfies the most exacting 0
customer Our prices, too, are just g
right—end that's an hi:portant item,)(- ~
ki Photographic Supplies 'I
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• Sole agents for the Ammo
company's produpts
The . Nittany• Printing and
Publishing Company s•
State College
Blue Goose
sr& interested
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The Meek Brig, Store
,Itity D. Gilliland, P. D.
Manager
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Drugsi Sundries • •
Stationery
StitdentiO.SupPlie.
Prescriptions
Compounded
Z'OTk r ?At '-"kttittok .
' C, A. idaitehard s
- • - Manager- -
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Penn Avenue and Tentk Street ,
'PAtslraepkt, Vs.
E. L. GRAHAM & COMPANY
Dry Goods Groceries
,Sporting Goods
East College avenue . Phones ,
Y AND' CLASS BANQUETS A SPECIALTY
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The
N 'ivi', „rt, '
foottmoote morsels
teiltratlty ,
the most .exacting
"it:A.TM on 'dui .e nevus
Students' regular board per week l i b 3
:HARVEY. BR 0 Si .
Bakers and 'Confectioners
Full line of
towney, Apollo and
Fullei-Greene Chocolates
always on hand
Ice Cream In Seasonable Flavors
? ' , Excellent service at
OUR NEW FOUNTAIN
Milani ; Inn _Building
5 - . "13. - 'Meek Co.
VakkiaT6. V aTIoT
M-~loy
CA.gays au& 33bac.tos
lit.otet Volttanq ltttect Street
J. P. HAGMAN
Strictly : Firstclass : Tailoring
High Grade Gents Furnishings
112 E. College Ave
F. D. WEAVER
UP-TO-DATE . ' LIVERY
4. B. 1111AFItIN
SiEALSHI PT OYSTERS
CHOICE FRUIT
South Allen Street, opposite the Postoffice
State College Supply Co.
General Merchandise
Agents for Spalding 'Athletto'Goods
Douglas and Walk Over Shoes
Crawford Shoe Repair Co. L m e a t In
your old shoes like new. Sho!s collected
and delivered Student agents
Roop 'll, Blouch 'l3 331 McA Hall
Hall
W. T DUNN 'OB
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