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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Botany, Seminar Held
At. a botany seminar held' i nthe
Botany building last week, several
reels of botanical movies showing the
opening and closing of .flowers and
the growth of seedlings and fungi
were priserited. The seminar was at
tended by staff members, graduate
students, and' students who specialize
in botany..
Campus Bulletin
TONiGIIT
Student Union Merry Christmas
dance at Recreation hall.'
MONDAY
Dr. O. dittleregg, consulting en
gineer ,will speak on "Some Ceramic
Problems in the Building Industry"
at a meeting 'of the American Cera
mic Society ,in room 119 Mineral In
dustries building this afternoon at 4
TUESDAY;o'clock.
German Song program at Auditor
ium at '
MISCELLANEOUS ,
All-College 'New, Year dance at
Recreation,hall Saturday, January 4,
1936.
October N.T. A. checks are avail
able at the.treasurer's ofifce.
Tickets for . the Friar Druid dance
are on sale at the Student Union of
fice.
CINEMANIA
Lovable Frank Morgan comes to
the Cathaum screen today in "The
Perfect Gentleman" and 'carries on
the rogue tradition of such pictures
as "Naughty Marietta" and "
fairs of Ceßini." He is supported by
an English star of the vaudeville and
legit stage, Cicely Courtneidge, and
the young lace element.is supplied by
Heather' Angel and Richard Waring.
Others prominent in the cast are
Herbert 'Hamlin and Una O'Connor.
Leo is certainly roaring louder these
days for MGM than, he ever did for
PSC.
• .Morgan plays the part of a down
at-the-heels army officcr who socks
relief from his impectinious state by
going on the stage as a stooge to
Miss Courfneidge. There are romant
ic complications, and . occasional dis
cords in the melody of love; but the
fade-out finds Morgan possessed of
more money than he had had in some
time and in addition the lovely Cicely.
The dances are directed by Dave
Gould, and include a balloon special
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ty number that broke some ten thou
sand in rehearsal. As if you cared!
The picture was originally destined
for' the Broadway stage, but MGM
nulled a fastie, and here it is.
"Sweet Surrender" is the name of
the attraction at the Cathaum tomor
row, and it's so new the Cinemania
hasn't a line on it. It is a musical with
a flock of good -tunes. , •
. To be perfectly frank with you, we
are much more interested in the short
subject that has been included in the
program. It's a two-reeler on the Di
onne quintuplets. If you , profess to be
of the hard-berled school, touched on
ly,,by scenes of death; diseaster and
destruction, then see this short and
find out how sentimental you' really
are.
another 'late relsease,
will be the Cathaum offering Monday
and Tuesday. • It features the virile
Spencer Tracy and it has plenty of
action. ,
"Top Rat" returns to the Nittany
today and this most talked-of music
al of the year will provide' much in
the way of entertainment for those
who failed to see it before and for
some who did.. Astaire and Rogers
.have steadily gained favor. with each
successive musical they have appeared
in, and this effort is tops.
Foy . Film, give the blood and thun
der addicts another treat with the
littany showing "Hard - Rock Harri
gan': toniortow..-.Georgc
tho Pars°lutlity plus iestarred and.the
übiquitous villain of this' drama of
the mountain - tiinnel 'rred
Kohler. Irene Hervey is the. love in,
terest, and highly decorative, if I may
'The Record Crop,
When Eleanoi' Powell 'combines her
tap and vocal abilities with the
rhythms of
. Tommy Dorsey's band,
you have something. It's IGot A
Bran' New Suit," from "At Home
Abroad," and this recording is tops.
Swell rhythm and trombone. On the
other side is a
. Bea Lillie-ish version
of a ditty titled "That's Not Cricket."
Some good orchestral breaks and a
tap finish that has its points.
Victor—No. 25173
Two really' good tunes get slightly
less better treatment than they should
at the hands or Red McKenzie and his
Rhythm Kings. "Every Now - unit
Then" and "Monday in Manhattan"
are the numbers, and the
,Whiteman
protege has assembled • a bunch of
musicians that serve as 'fair back
ground for. the McKenzie vocals but
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Decea—No: GB? .
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Al Donahue, a newcomer to the
network and recording world, has put
on wax two swellegant tunes for dane
ing. "Love Makes The World Go
Round" is iffneit:tenipo„ and the're-
Verse, "Twenty-Four Hours a •Day,"
is a smooth bot of melody—Donahue
is said to be the up and coming mae
stro of the day. We feel that this is
extravagant, but we've been, wrong
before.
Dean 139 g
. Bob iHoward, dusky crooner,"hai
gathered into himself a small rhythm
oath and for a small group does
pretty well. His- piano and clarinet
in "It'S Written' in the .Stars," are
the feature spots, while the piano gets
the nod in the CoUpling,'Sugai
His vocals lack the spontaneity of
Waller's, but they have that ,husky
appeal that Harlemaniacs dote on.
Decca—No. 598
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Friday, Liecemlier 13,1935
deck with the signing. or Louis Arm
.streng. One of his first releases is
"Got A Bran' New Suit,". and it's a
darb.• The vocal is typical and tbe
trumpet, breaks are on the nose. "I'm
in the Mood for Love" is on the other
side and he displays his mastery of
they trumpet here .in. 'unmistakable
terms. He is on his best behavior in
the vocal of 'this one. • '
Decca—No. 579
Since • the. Dorsey split meant two
good bands instead of one we're in
favor of -it. Moreover, since the trom
bone is our favorite instrument,-.we've
been leaning toward brother Tommy.
And with the recording of '`lt's Writ
ten in The- Stars," ,we think that his
band is one of ;the best in the busi
ness cf dispensing smart commercial
stuff. This number is smooth- from
any angle- and lovely Edythe Wright
does the - vocal.. A catchy number
that has plenty Verve is on the other
side: "One .Umbrella For Two." Is
good.,
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Victor—No. 25172 4.;,-
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