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-1. When was the first Charlie Chan film made? •
2. What two actors were most famous in the title role?.
3. What was the last film in the series?
4. Who played Chan's number one son?
5. Who.played Nick and Nora Charles in the Thin Man
series?
6. What was the name of their dog?
17. What Oscar-winning actor starred as a suspect in the
second film, "After the Thin Man?"
:;6. Who played Mr. Motto in the 1930 s film series?
i 9. Who played the role'of the Crime Doctor in the 1940 s film
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XO, Who made a cameo appearance as Captain Jacoby in
`The Maltese Falcon?"
1. Name the first film in the Sherlock Holmis series.
. Who played Holmes and his side-kick Dr. Watson in that
ilm ?
13. Who starred in a series of films . based on Agatha
Christie's sleuth Miss Marple?
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Register April 18-22 noon-10p.m. at 403 Locust Ln.
"Hey, Jose; Watcha say!" shouted Rutherford, as he approached his
favorite cousin. "I'm opening a new store, Rutherford,',! said Jose, "only quality
cheese. What can I do fo'r you Cuz?"
"Well Jose, Quixote and I are kind of in a fix. We're struggling students and
we can't find a way to make money in this town." Rutherford explained.
' "I'd love to give you guys jobs here, Cuz. But, Isabelle and I are doing all
the work ourselves to cut, costs. I do know of one place Where you and
Quixote can make some real easy money though. Your cousin Francoise said
that she makes $6O a month there while lying on her back. And she says that
what she does saves lives too "
"I wouldn't doubt it" suggested Rutherford
anyway, Jose. Thanks."
(What kind of a job did cousin Jose and Cousin Francoise have in mind for
our friends? Francoise has always been "laid back" so it can't be too difficult.
Watch for Rutherford in Wednesday's Collegian to find out!!!)
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15. What recent film spoofed several past film detectives?
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Photo Week features exhibits
Exhibits
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temporary photographs and a series
of lectures on photography will
highlight the History of Photography
Week, tomorrow through Sunday.
Among the historic photographs is
a collection of 40 original prints by
Eugene Atget made between 1900 and
1925. Atget is known for his
photographs, many of them Parisian
street scenes; his work will be on
display in the Zoller Gallery in the
Visual Arts Building.
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Also on display throughout the
week willhe a group of prints by Fay
S. Lincoln, an architectural pho
tographer who recorded the
restoration of Colonial Williamsburg
in 1935-36. The Williamsburg exhibit
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will be on display in the Rare Book
Room of Pattee Library. .
An exhibit of rotogravure pages
from the New York Herald Tribune
will continue in the Commons Gallery
in Kern.
The Zoller Gallery will also run
concurrent exhibits of contemporary
photography. One is a collection of
prints by Jerry Uelsmann which
employ composite techniques such.as
combination printing and negative
sandwich. .
The other contemporary
photography exhibit will be a faculty
student exhibit entitled "Invisions. '
Three leacures will be offered
during the week; at 8 p.m. today in
Zoller Gallery, Professor Estelle
Jussim of Simmons College in Boston
will speak on "Photography, wood
engraving and the Art of
Illusionism."
At 8 p.m. on Wednesday in Zoller
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Gallery, Heinz Henisch, professor of
the history of photography and
professor of physics, will discuss
"The Non-Objective Photograph."
Van Deren Coke, professor of art
history at the University of New
Mexico, will discuss "Photography's
Answer to Art Deco and Surrealism,"
8 p.m. Friday in the,Zoller Gallery
Cynthia and Ronald Arden,
graduate students in music, will
perform a recital for violin, viola and
piano at 8:30 p.m. today - in the Recital
Hall of the Music Building. .
The performance will feature
"Sonata for Viola de Camba and
Piano No. 1" by Bach, "Introduction
and Rondo Capriccioso for Violin and
Piano" by Camile Saint Saens, "Duet
No. 2 for Violin and Viola" by Mozart
and "Three Madrigals for Violin and
Viola" by Bolshav Martinu.
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