MEMI e venr. •rein on ludidays lege. en the Inierext 64 Lb. friendx. THE CA MPUSEER IV, pause in dal hawed tinseling nom one class to another to make .i few r emarks on the subject of rhythmical movements accompanied by music, othenvise knonn as dancing. Last year esery dance was a combination track meet, inn jitsu exhibition, ague clinic, and catch.as.catch.can. Es ery style and method of terpsichoie ti am the silk mill twist to a Pavlona hesitation was followed, with a geneious emphasis on the silk null technique This year there is r general tendency to tetutn to the milder and less eseiting steps, a sort of slow sweeping reform to dance. and it is about time Pm meily, in saltine cam , . and on alien dancing floors, a Penn State man sea' unto, innately set v conspicuous by the shine of his callous method of dancing Visitors to the Col leg% dances hid amused smiles behind then hands on held their hands ups in holy ballot at the strange sights. Now it is different. We are becoming male civilised, and instead of using dancing to express out emotions as did the pi inlay, cio-magnim, pounding or the floor of his cave, we ale using it as a social remeation Hole and there a couple has a weak moment and revel is to type, but in general no,• allairs sampans very favorably with the standards set by respectability and good taste. Let the good well: I: CUTTINCI 'TI lustnelr Nlnnn. or R 7 .1 MILE SKI '3! Ircillatinn Mummer l' C WOOD •at .I,rll.lnv Mann., A`l II 11111.11 AN '3l Jnlvn AthertNing Martz,rel T L lIROWNIIACh 'II omen ‘ I,lilor 111511 !In! runlTz .91 ”rmenN Mannun. rdletor 'eleqpnper Asgocmf to). 8171=121 311 Old Moir ny Punting Co Bldg 312 Old Man. I=l R 9, 1930 NIVERSITIES nothel ,ton in on the One of the lust ae• of higher eduantion AgllLulture All of n State dean can he ants of Di Flesncr, , aileiel.l. ' Thelf ICI of the holly wieath given by the Mo ment of the Week club is hereby designated as Chet Dutton, one of the char Dwellcis above Montgomeiy's It appears that Chet was amid ng doun the stairs in Main Engineering the °filet day behind the fan Mang Stitt, Kappa stale ant. Preparing to light a cigarette Chet qtiucl, a match Accidentally—we hope —ln, held it a trifle ton close to a fuzzy beiet inn Mang happened to be weaning and the afoiesaid bead (evening took lue Gallantly, Chet began to heat out the fie saying aim e Mai g's mot, ning glot y. Reliable ttnes:e_ deelate that Mang was a little groggy from the blous but they 'cived their purpose, and tine con flagiatior was eNtanguished uith a hole in the beset and a rice singe fon Marg Rumoi has it that she way a little lint under the cam about the whole of au. sales ate "clulthsh", , be they ate tea elc Ina.)be even such a t a htt!e behind hit rave' ,ewe u, , nit' it meet the needs us for °Ruling. too he could throw Al l!Ol'Al It el slty is to prepme I emu. ed to earn ow oo•o to look asimnee thole,. they must he 111==lill About the town and campus: Profe,or Robert Galli arth in the company of his omnipresent Ford, and another celebrity . . . Cam Griffith and n , lady about the campus (prominent co.od) cortrthute to the three hundred percent profit of the owners of the Angleroorn Pr ofeNsor DeCamp fawns us with a refined smile. now that man can remember I face- . . The late Minx June Torrell burr les I dowr the campus on the arm of her husband Ru, Rehm, former COLLEGIAN business manager, in ststing he wasn't in town Sunday night Those leo* who get their pictures placed out-sale photog r nubs studios as advertisements . . The fool, thel haw on their faces when they pass the pie ter ei move!, the had spots IIIIIE!BEEMIII!I oday these is growth eat schools of uns goal. Even with all not paints it en ice with Director I publish a E.CI les of cation at Penn Stat^ tone appeaung in 0 aitides will attempt The editor of our so-called humorous magazine paws (loon Allen stied. with Ohs e E Oster hoot (one - of last yeai's co-eds) on his aim Spat , ale beginning to by quite the thing this winter ; boo bin will it be before tunes come in^ . . Dot Lucas at the Phi Ep's Saturday night function Those unrefined people oho laugh coat oily the moment anything the least hit suggestne appeain on thc. •cieen in the ninnies . . . Only foot teen more ,hopping days till Chi istmas . The Thespians nie pt epaiini.. anothei of then humorous (1 7 ,) cam pus hut lesques . The Diatom lepiesentative reports a leem d jewelry business . . What do ; co-eds talk about in then bull sessions', elul plogl am now In III!II!MIIIII!!!! Thetc to lately any ty or admunstt alive een informed of the f tln, is the whole nt Dm ode during the Into any movement me on: athletics both orhl at huge. But ,tanding of chat the at pi (imam is being Blight thought fol this week Final es.ams ale only 000 en weLl,9 away cancel matt the 1a. , - nn State With the season', the need for , unittee wolking with '0 was mule Unsaid ogless will no doubt c completion of Ohl lent which wool(' no an a awnnnung Pail .0 appealed in the of students In the the men especially when it nos pre igentlemanly fashion ow of the moment beet to censoring the bed the mink when e the men don't an into to give snag to ent fan believes it's ar or sigh when the ad, he laughs non gg which ate pt oh- 1:=1!! sn't nork both ways ly break down weep ted berme it How- ileums ale unappie. o express their feel nal improvement if d untimely laughter duetion. AND NOW The Campus Coat Smart Warm Comfortable $lO jit.'MONTGOMERY'S ins PZ1 , 11 , 7 STATE, CI3LLEGIAW FootUghts Right from the Mart our appetite tins ',betted for big things at the Playeis' show in the auditorium Sat urday night. Somebody evidently found out that Penn State can supply an intelligent audience and devoted to give us something besides the ordi nary fare. A sate e horn the Italian called "The Mask and the Face" was obviowlv a good stint, and—what's mom—the Playeis nude a floe job of But to get back to the stmt. we see e highly gratified by the excellent showmanship displayed by the Play els in to nesting then oithestia. We almost thought that a mistid.e hag be±n made and we mete in one of the "bog-city" movie induces The new lighting arrangement adopted for orchestral numbers certainly caught Cu! fancy After seems Philip Epstein on the stage Saturday night, eve have come to the conclusion that mark, aft°, all, theie are some mighty good ac tors here lie had us in his polo from the beginning of the show until the end, and his performance nos oi thy of every mead of p .use we tan bestow upon him. As the poll Count, who was tried ion murdming his wife who was not dead (Yes, it was as mixed up as all that), see felt that he was in his element, we mould like to see mole of him Not that Epstein captured all the laurels in this show, because their ale still others N6lO dal their bits in gloat shape Pot instance, Shirley Thorpe as the Count's vide carried oflhet tole excellently She is natal al and at ease upon the stage, and *then she kissed the Count, well,— we envied Epstein The.. no doubt in our mind that the comedy success of the production went to Milton Wein, as the Mayor, and Kenneth Kagan and Sidney Ben mann as the councilmen Then ap pearance on the stage was a signal Cm I tughtei °veil , time Not only their dress, but their actions as *tell, made their parts the perfect bui lesque. Flowers should also be handed to Pete Meek' foe his portrayal of Ceoiget Almane, the artist Yes, he was so good, that at times ice doubt ed if he so ere acting, or merely being natural. Then see (liked Catherine Langley, as the maid, Florence &mil -1 don, as Nina Zanotti, an "old man's !darling," and Edwaid Miller, the As for that last act, although i might have come to..an end sooner we felt that II was tadluitably done Why, howeser, wasn't the casket nu on the stage, too' , That would have exactly suited our morbid fancy. Lest it be thought'that all ne at going to hand out it-roses, there DEAL & SON I\ Plumbing and r Heating Fraser Street Foster Coal and Supply Co. : . GENUINE :• „ .i.'NiTA, Punxsutawney. Coal Phone 114-M CO-EDS Make SCHLOW'S QUALITY SHOP Your Headquarters FREE Largo Tube of KLENZO Shaving Cream Will) Every 8 Oz. Bottle of Harmony 114 Rum 88c Vat'le Both for R E X Al, L DRUG STORE one legitimate comment that sre heard when leaving the ehou. In the lobby someone asked, "Yes, but What was the first pmt about?" We'd the to know Llso It seemed to us to be a little too hectic, a little too Nulled to toohe good "theater." That new note in sceneiv struck us as being one of the finest we hate seen on an Auditorium stage since back in the early days of "Oedipus Rex." And the gowns--u ell, the lady by our side couldn't get done admiring them, and that means something—to US, at least. Now, it von want to l.noss ashat the tAhow was about, we'll try to give you a gent lel idea It seems as though there uas a husband, the Count by the unv, who said that he would kill his wife if he found out that she were unfaithful to tons. He did find her one night in the aims of another man, but, husband-like, did not kill her. In=t^ad, lie sent her assay and made believe that •ho had been mol dered Ile went on Um! fm he kill ing, tins acquitted, and became fa mous eve: night. In the and, hot,- . ever, he admits that •he was not murdeied and takes her had, into his house. It's a shame if emu d dn't see the show, because v o t sully can't do it justice. But there is another little brick-bat The boy and girl who kissed at the beginning of the show should hate known better Aftei being here fol. Houseparty, they can't make us think that they ate novices Finally, oat last paragiaph sseverts to that old call foi good diction on the stage Although better than us ual, the audience had to strain its ears at times to hear even on Saturday night. By Demosthenes and his peb bles, we wish Mr Cloetingh ss void stint a class oi something. 111/111111111111111111111:11111111111111111111101111111111.1111111111111111/11trommirtimin EN.7. E liel "Cal" Graham Has Brought Outdoors, Indoors 6E 6 - in lli sib -'2ll Colorful Hills, Greens, Pastures, Distant Castles Just Around the Corner from College Avenue on Pugh Street New Recreation Center Play Tom Thumb Golf Prices Adults 25c Children 15c to 7 P. M. 25c Thereafter ;13utuluivininintunuminumwommundinuitutoubmituinntinanommuntomnummitvot, „ g,.s , THE FINCHLEY HAT (42 t, WILL BE FOUND HERE EXCLUSIVELY 1 4 14 V , 4 4:.-04 0.0 6 oj, 1 Campus Bulletin Candidates far the managellni staffs of the Penn State Thespians report in Room 409 Old Main at 7 o'clock tonight. ==l Tryouts for the east and chorus of the Penn State Thespians will be Feld in Soon, 109 Old Main at 8 o'clock tonight I=l=l The Social Problems club will con duct a closed meeting in Room 41R Ole Main at 7:80 o'clock Thursday night. There will be a meeting of DeMolay in the Sigma Tau Phi house at 7 30 r'elock Fliday night. 'Masons are also invited IM:=I Ileleaftet, the Carnegie Library will be einem Sunday afteinoon front 2 to 5 o'clock IM:=1 Intethaternity council will conduct meeting at Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0002 at 8 o'clod: tomorrow night. HILLSIDE ICE CO. ICE COLD STORAGE and COAL North Patterson Street Phone 136 AT The Indoor Driving Ping Pong Coming Soon 1111111[11111111111111,1111111111110111111111111[11111111111110111iitimitOulomm..5finmumtunomin Tuesday„.lJ(egoiAbtr ,8, 193 EMEZEMI I=IIII!il Fhat Notional and Vilaphone p Marilyn Miller. Lawrence Urn; "SUNNY" WEDNESDAY— Che4ter Morris in "THE BAT WHISPERS' THURSDAY— Remold Denny, Jeanette Mad) Marjorie White in "011, FOR A MAN" MEM Chariot Farrell. Mauro° O'Sullivan in Eddie Quißim 11. ..NIGIIT WORK' The Nittany TUESDAY- Lewis Ayres, Lupe Velez i "EAST IS WEST" MEM= MIME 'OIL, FOR A MAN", SATURDAY "PRINCESS AND THE PLUII Archery
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