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Complete Show as late as . 9:05
LAST TIMES TODAY
A Country Doctor who dealt in
kindness and humble courage
only to receive nothing ,
EDWARD ELLIS
ANNE SHIRLEY
LEE BOWMAN
`A Man to Remember'
SATURDAY ONLY
Chasing Danger 'Round the World
but ready to slow up for love!
THE CAMERA DAREDEVILS
in
- "Sharpshooters"
with
Brian Donlevy • Lynn Bari
'Wally Vernon - C Henry Gordon
Douglas Dumbrille
MONDAY and TUESDAY
JOHN HOWARD
HEATHER ANGEL
"Arrest Bulldog
Drummond"
Ci4m4it:47
Shows at 1.30, 3 00, 6:30, and 8.30
Complete show as late as 9 05 p m
LAST TIMES TODAY
A streamlined comedy of matrlmo
Mal madness!
808 HOPE - SHIRLEY ROSS
In
"Thanks for the
Memory"
with i
Charles Butterworth
', Otto Kruger- Hedda Hopper
FIGHT , . In this corner, the
glamorous, tempestuous movie
star, in the other corner, the super
power press agent with his screwy
ideas,
JACK OAKIE
LUCILLE BALL
In
"Annabel Takes
a Tour"
The loveliest women in Paris dare
a King's fury for love of Francois
Vlllon, the laughing vagabond,
whose heart is as free as his good
sword arm!
RONALD COLMAN
in
"If I Were King"
- with -
FRANCES DEE
BASIL RATHBONE
ELLEN DREW
HENRY, WILCOXSON
Shows at . 1;30, 3:00, 6.30, 8:30
Complete show as late as 9:05
TODAY ONLY
Mary Carlyle • J. Carroll .Nalsh
on
"Illegal Traffic"
SIDNEY TOLER
DOUGLAS DUMBRILLE
STANLEY ANDREWS
in
Zane Greys
"The Mysterious
Rider"
WALLACE BEERY
JACKIE COOPER
LIONEL BARRYMORE
- LEWIS STONE
in
"Treasure Island"
Matrix -. Dinner
Bids Received
BWOC's Await Selection Of
Quill, Cap; Matrix Girls
At Banquet Dec. 5
Coveted invitations to Theta Sig
ma Phi's Matrix Table Banquet
have leached campus BWOC's by
now and these lucky ladies will
soon be exchanging the cards en
closed in then invitations foi tic
kets at the Student Union desk
The theme of this affair, styled
for outstanding activities women,
is Famous Femmes Monday night,
December 5, at the Nittany Lion
Inn, these Important College wo
men will gee what the noild will
be like when women are at the
conti ols
The newspaper motif will be car
lied out in the spurt of the joui n
shorn honorary sponsoring the din-
Highspot, of the Mati I‘. Table
again this yea' will be the naming
of the Matrix Girl, Cap Gill, and
Quill Gill The Slat honor goe.
to the sentoi women who has con
tiibuted most to the College, the
second, to the most veisatile activ
ities women, and the third, to the
most popular woman on campus
Quill Girl is selected by ballot
ing among women students A. bal
lot box will be at the bat in front
of the Cornet Room, Wednesday,
Thursday and Finlay, Decembet 1,
2, and 3 The two other boom ,wo
men will be chosen by Theta Sig
ma Phi
Dramatics Extension
To Prochtce 3 Shows
Plays in three State municipal
ities will be presented by the ex
tension division of the Division of
Dramatics during November, Prof
Arthur C Cloetingh, head of the
division, announced yesterday
"The Patsy," will be given m
Wyoming tommiou The division
will supervise the high school cast
in the production
"Mrs 'Moonlight" will be enact
ed in Philipsburg, November 22 by
the Pennhutst Players The pto
ductlon rs under the direction of
Call Diehl, graduate assistant in
dramatics Designer for the play is
Dorothy B. Scott, of the Division
"Tons of Money" will next be
supervised when it is presented in
Tower City by the faculty group
there
',
Charles Turek paid his tuition
at Washington University with
finn bags of silver dollats-
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Women in Spciifi I
All women uho want to go on
'the Outing Club cabin party this
Saturday sign up in the White
Hall locket loom 'by Friday noon.
If you have signed up and don't
want to go, moss your name off by
Finlay All hikers will meet in
Atherton Hall parking alert at 1 30
Saturday afternoon with their
blanket., There will be a car to
take the blankets out; the hikers
will be back Sunday mot sing after
breakfast Food will cost about 50
cents pet person
All women interested in class
managership for basket ball sign
up on bulletin boards in White,
Atherton or Mac Hall before next
Triesday -night, November 22
Basketball meet= begins the
,Monday after Thanksgiving There
will be genial class practice every
afteinoon and Thursday night foi
three weeks before the game sche
dules begin
Each woman is term:led font
piactices berme she is allowed to
play Please bting , your Medical
examination said with you, these
ate necessary before you will be
allowed on the floor.
Everyone intmested in junior 01
serum class hockey managership
for next year, sign up in White,
Miii. of Atherton Hall befoie Nov
ember 22
Mingo Haiwick, Dot Wagner,
and "Beanie" Mauler have been
elected by WR A to attend the
National Hockey Conference in
Philadelphia dining Thanksgiving
vacation.
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thuisday from 4 to Co'clock will
be plunge hours in the swimming
pool White Hall will be open every
night, Monday through Thursday
except for the swimming pool.
The Foil Club IS teeming coop
eration from varsity fence's, and
Les Sabi ems, fencing honorary.
Miss Haidt, sponsor, is backing the
club one hunched percent Judging
from the membership already
signed up and from inquires of
others, it seems safe to predict that
the tournaments to be held later
will be worth seeing Anyone in
terested in fencing should come out
for instruction and practice from
night, Monday thi ough Thuisday,
It is time we show people what
women can do with foils
Basketball mactices for the week
beginning Monday, November 21,
are listed in White Hall locker
room See this notice to find when
yogi practice
Sani York, Centeno* , College
kicked 1772 field goals in sums
sion, November, 1925
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Dark Future-..-
For Europe
(Continued From Page Two)
Czechoslovakia baited her Ger
man, Hugarian, and Polish minori
ties with a consideration virtually
unknown in Poland, Rumania, and
other European states with such
problems The Slav republic did
a splendid job of governing a het
erogehious population, and built up
la well-deserved reputation for
'economic and political statesman
'ship in chaotic post-war Europe
'That 'she should be carved up mer
cilessly by the powers is one of the
great tragedies of our times ,
Just now I can see little ahead
Ifor Europe except unpleasantness
The capitulations of Berchtesgad
ei, Godesburg, and Munich greatly
diminished hopes of a league to en
force peace through Br it ish-
IFrenth-Russian unity The events
of the crisis dissolved all remaining
confidence of the small nations in
But= and Fiance and leaves
them to make their peace with the
I Hitler octopus Nazi political and'
economic power is bound to spread
in the Danube basin, in the Balk
ans, and in eastern Europe Thee
Soviet Union's brief ifiterlude of
cooperation with the Western de
mocracies in checking militant fas
cism appears ended, and the Rus
sian giant may now be expected to
return to a policy of armed isola
tion and perhaps to world revolu
tion.
Occasionally a few cheering
things appeal to revive hope foi
peace and democracy The Spanish
Loyalists offer dogged , resistance
to the fascist attacks in the Ebro
sector The Chinese continue to
harass the 'Nipponese invadei nr
his conquest which may - at best
prove foi Japan a barren victory,
and more likely a disastrous fiasco
The intensification of shameful
and uncivilized attacks on the Ger
man Jews has provoked world-wide
public opinion to suet' an intense
anti-Nazi feeling that further
"deals" by the Chamberlain Gov
ernment may ',love imposiible. A
British election might yield a new
government with sufficient courage
and vision to provide leadership of
the scattered nations which' wish
peace and security sufficiently to
cooperate in obtaining it.
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