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' T hree Men'-
er, as Al, her photographer; John
Devlin, as Harry, the affable bar
tender; Joy Polikoff, as the un
inspired maid; Herbert Rossman,
as Mr. Carver, Erwin’s confused
employer; and Hermit Staaf, as
Clarence, his exasperating broth
er-in-law.
Henri Groenheim, as the deliv
ery boy; George Miller, as the
elevator man; and Sydney Pulver,
as the tailor, complete the cast.
Prof. Warren Smith, director,
characterized the show as sure
fire comedy. “Always accepted as
one of the best in American
llarce,” he said, “it has been en
thusiastically received in revival
productions since its Broadway
closing.”
“Watch for Jean Bickerton’s
scene as Mabel,” he advised. “Our
researchers report that it’s the
first burlesque act ever staged by
Players.”
"Three Men on a Horse” was
specifically selected for its quali
ties as broad comedy, both to bal
ance an otherwise serious fare of
Players’ shows, and because of its
appeal to the collegiate group, he
•aid.
Helzel-
(Continued from page one)
In the field of education and his
great contribution to the cultural
development of the youth of
Pennsylvania.
Received Many Awards
Appreciation of Dr. Hetzels
Work was also felt by the students
and be was the constant recipient
of presents and awards from
them The first of these was a sil
ver loving cup presented to Dr.
and Mrs. Hetzel when they first
came to the College in January.
1097.
Hie correspondence files con
tain many letters from students,
fraternal and social groups, as
well aa from faculty members. On
the occasion of his tenth anniver
aary at the College. President
Hetzel kept a scrapbook of con
gratulatory letters and telegrams.
Pictures and newspaper clippings.
There are. Included in the gift,
many pictures of the President
and his family, ns well as honor
ary degrees and diplomas, his
testimonials and scrolls which he
had received during his career.
Religion-
(Continued from pace one)
tian Movement, William Herbert
King, Minister of the Grace
Congregational Church, New
York, N.Y., Prof. S. K. Patro,
University of Chicago, Chicago,
111., James Lloyd Stoner, Direc
tor of the University Christian
Mission.
Pastor Alfred J. Thomas, First
Evangelical United Brethren
Church, Lock Haven, . Pa., J.
Maurice Trimmer, Minister Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church, Hunting
ton, W.Va., Father Adrian Veigle.
president St. Francis Church,
Loretta, Pa.
Miss Mildred Winston, student
education secretary of United
Lutheran Church, and Herrick B.
Young, Presbyterian Church
Secretary of Missionary Person
nel.
CLASSIFIEDS
All classified luhertiseinenis be
fal by 12:00 ji.m. day preceding is-ntie.
Prices are 40c one insertion; $l.OO,
t&ree insertions; 17 word* or less. Call
Collegian C7ll.
HORN-RIMMED glasses in the
vicinity of Engineering buikl-
FOR SOPH HOP
try
your alumni florist
Jimmy Wolfe ’39
at
Woodring’s
Floral Gardens
ings. Call 4409. Dave Karp. Re
ward.
BROWN suede jacket, Engineer
ing B, between 8 a.m. and noon
Monday, Feb. 16. Call Kruger
4679.
nyv one)
BLACK Navy raincoat in Sparks.
Owner call Delong 4939. I
have yours. Found in Room 20.
BLACK Schaeffer pen with C. B.
Hill engraved—between New
Physics and Old Main. Great
sentimental value. Call C. B. Hill
at 4717.
RONSON lighter, two tone, be
tween Forestry building and
Pollock Circle Thursday. “Kirk”
on front. Bob Kirkendall 3985.'
LEATHER A-2 Jacket, in Engi
neering Buildings. I have suede
jacket to exchange. Call Lou,
4409.
ROOMS for male students. Call
Sy, 4409.
CHOOSE YOUR OWN—Bring 5
ties and $1 to Hur’s Dry Clean
ing, pick 5 different cleaned ties.
“CONFUSED C(
FOR PHI
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
etiquette, writeen by WMAJ’s
Jack File, will appear in Penn
State Froth. On sale soon.
TYPING OF theses, stencils, re
ports, correspondence, by ex
perienced secretary, AB in Eng
lish, on new Remington standard.
Call 4150.
CONFUSIOUS says: Confusion is
confusing. Read next edition of
Penn State Froth.
GET YOUR typing done reason
ably. Manuscripts, theses, etc.
Call State College 2864 after 6:30
p.m.
WANTED
GRADUATE student, male, de
sires' part-time stenographic
work. Stenotypist and typist. Ex
perienced. Call 2973. Leave mes
sage for Jones.
DAILY riders from Unionville.
Milesburg, Bellefonte, etc. Call
Probst, Bellefonte, 649 J after 6
p.m.
WORK in exchange for meals.
Call Johnny 4656.
FOR SALE
COMBNATION radio and phono
graph. Very reasonable. Glenn
Guiser, Theta Xi, 2161.
LEICA
TRY A PACK.. .TODAY
lent condition. Contact Martin,
room 203 Mineral Industries
Building.
TWO TICKETS for each of three
remaining Community Forum
lectures. Excellent scats. Phone
2507.
1934 Master Chevrolet Coupe,
new rings and tires. Excellent
clean condition. Call Ford 4402,
Friday between 12-2.
This is the <
Opening night
of
THREE MEN ON
A HORSE
Tickets On Sale At
STUDENT UNION
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benefit found in no other cigarette. For Philip
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1040
TUXEDO in excellent condition.
Size 36, with 14% shirt. To see
it, call 4209.
FOR SALE—Buy your roll film
and have it developed at the
Lion Studio. One 5x7 enlargement
free with each roll! This is your
studio—student ovyned and stu
dent operated. ,
BABY carriage, like new. Price
reasonable. 506 Windcrest
Phiiip