Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, June 04, 1926, Image 3

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    SKULL PRACTICI
AT PLAYEi
Dui mg the past year tlic local per
loi manccs ol the Penn State Players
have been singulmly free fiom any
mishaps with the stage propel ties and
the Lick. scenic effects, but numerous
amusing happenings have helped to
lohevc the strain of reheal sals.
While “The First Yeai” was being
whipped into shape for the road, A. C.
Illaney ’27, the propeity man, was ex
pel imentmg with the manufacture of
n vase which could be biokon o\er the >
head of one of the clmiacters without’
causing him harm. He finally made
one of plastei pails which appeared
solid enough to the audience, but
which smashed bountifully when Miss
Mabel Itced '2B, used it on 0 S. An
derson ’2B, in a quail el scene in the
thud act. Everything went smoothly
until the night of the ichcaisal, when
a solid vose accidently came into the
hands of Miss Reed. Andcison still
lives, but he went around for several
davs with a rather dazed expression.
Anderson Again
In “The Boomerang,” which the
Penn State Playeis will present ns
their Commencement offering, Andci
son has a lole vciv similar to that of
his foimer one m “The First Year”
Ileie ho appeals as an unwilling pa
tient who is to be examined by a doc
toi The operating table used in the
cN.unumtion scene was specially con
st! ueted foi the occasion by A. \V.
Stiaw ’2B About four nights before
the opening pciformance m Wilkes-
Bane, it was decided to trv it out. Ac
the proper moment Andeison took his
place upon the table, but the lear end
collapsed and he landed head first
on the stage. N. D Zimmeiman ’27,
who plays the role of doctoi, tried to
save the duy by lemmking, “Well,
that pioves you ate not light-headed "
Blue Books
"For Better Grades”
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STATIONERY TTTIJO
FOUNTAIN PENS IliiliLJiK h
IN ORDER
[S’ REHEARSALS
Sale Of ‘Lion’s Tale*
Begins—Price Reduced
The Lion’s Tale, official Co
ed publication, will be placed
on sale today in MncAllistci
Hall and in Old Mam. Stib
scnption puce is thnty-five
cents for the year or ten cents
for a single copy. This is u
ieduction of foimer puces.
“Now I know what is meant by the
school of haid knocks,” responded the
injured Anderson. This temail; bioke
up the rehearsal.
As a result of these two happenings
Prof. D D. Mason, the dncctoi, is
considering the advisability of equip
ping his cast with football hoadgcai.
FOR S VLE—A 1022 Foul Coupe m
good condition. Motor just over
hauled. Just the cai to drive home
Fifty dollais takes it J. E Knott,
Vegetable Gardening office. Iloit
Building. *jip
Commencement
Gifts
HANN & O’NEAL
East College Avenue
Dr. Ritenour Attends
National Health Meet
Dr J. P. Ritenour, College physi
cian, returned to State College this
week, after having spent all of hist
week m Atlantic City attending the
nnnunl Ameiienn Health Congiess.
Besides the many meetings and lec-
tures on health which lie attended,
Di. Rttcnoui listened to an mtcicst
ing address bv Hcrbcit Homer on
“The Noimal Child” Di. Ritenoui
was especially intcicsted m n senes
of lectures delivered on the subject
of teaching pcisonul hygiene
The recent epidemic of German
measles is well under conti 01. There
nic now only two eases at picscnt in
the Infirmary, that of 11. K P.uker
and Claire Amblci. .1. A Yoimkms
who has had n se\cru attack of Li
Guppe is well on the load to iceo\eiy
GERNERD’S
You must see our Tux
edos to appreciate their
value at
$25. and $35.
18 in. Tux Trousers at $^.95
Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing
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furnished on request Wnte today.
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USED CAR BARGAINS
1921 Chandler, 2-Door Sednn
1919 Ford Roadster
1921 Ford Sednn
7-Pnssenger Reo Touring'
Overland Touring
Astounding- Low Prices
PENN STATE AUTO CO.
E. College Ave.
Phone 282
LINGERIE FABRICS;
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New crepes for gowns and bloomers
Pretty silk stripes and checks for underwear ' ’
See our silk pongee in natural and high colors
EGOLF’S
120 1-2 E. College Ave. State College
Industrial Engineering Department f
• CEDAR CHESTS - - - - $3.50 to $24.00 4
• A
Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables j
: CHIFFONIERS $12.50 ¥
¥ TYPEWRITER TABLES - - $4.00 to $8.50 *
% CHAIRS $3.50 |
% DESKS -------- 512.50 to $25.00
* TABLES $5.00 S
% COSTUMERS , - - - $2 00 5
| GATE-LEG TABLES $3.50 ' 5:
¥ DRAWING BOARDS - - $1.23 to $3.00 3.
$ SWINGS $5.00 to $lO.OO i
| PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 20c per loot *
t ROOM 106, UNIT B I
•S 5:
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AT TIIE
Bargains We Are -Offering
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Golf Knickers
Substantially Cut To
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HARRY SAUERS
COLLEGE MAN’S SHOP \
ALLEN STREET j
.THE PENS' STATE COLLc-GIAH
FOB SALT!—>I924 Ford coupe, newly
onnmcllcd mid ovci hauled. Pci feet
running condition Have purchased
a bigger car and will sncnfice fm
quick snlc. Inquire COLLEGIAN
office Jit-p
LOST—Delta Sigma Phi pm. Fmdei
please return to Delta Sigma Pli
house.
Special Lot
Green Goods
House Party
W. R. Gentzel
East College
RENT A CAR J
DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF :j
116 McAllister St. •;
Special Ingredients
For Your House Party
Punch
R. V. HOY & SONS CO.
123 FRAZIER ST.
PHONE 429
OPEN EVENINGS
For the choicest of cut
flowers, fresh daily
TELEPHONE
The State College
Floral Shoppe
117 E. Beaver Ave.
PHONE 26-M
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
10, 25, 50
$l.OO
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SAFETY
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* DRUGSTORE
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! College Ice Cream I
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$35 to $55 5
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THE FASHION SHOP
CHAS. E. WILLIAMS l
'When old grads
drop in—and around the
x fire experiences of then
are fondly retold
---have a Camel!
WHEN famed men re
turn. And by dancing
firelight they relate their
stories of old have a
Camel!
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men who rise proudly to
rise higher and more
jauntily. Camels never
harm or tire your taste,
no matter how plentifully
you smoke them. You’ll
never find more friendly
flavor than you get in
Camels.
So this night when
those from long ago re
turn to think of the
roads that join. As you
see in their past your
future finfold, then zest
fully taste the smoke
that’s prized by the
world’s experienced.
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do not yil Innu Comet
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Company
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