FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1928
Music Contests-sion; Robert Fry, Emporia; Charles Triggs, Pleasonon, Mo.; George Colton.
Contintued from page 2
Bassoon Solo
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWKENCE, KANSAS
Division II: Edwin Price, Lawrence; Jack Moody, Harrisonville; M.; J. T. Turner, Shawnee Mission; Moore; Gregory, Cameron, Mo.
Division III: Junior Burgert, Topeka; Raymond Shidler, Hibernia; Neb; Robson Johnson, Cushing Okla.; Bob Martin, Ella.
Division I: Eddie May, Ellis; Ellen Anderson, Excelsior Springs, Mo.; Bernard Trotletter, Colby.
Division II: D. M. Skidmore, Cameron, Mo.
Oliver Salki
Division I. W. P. Huffman, Brookfield, Mo.; Nancy Ann Moore, Southwest High, Kansas City, Mo.
Division II: Ida Frances, Moyer Lawrence; Jean Brady, Westport High, Kansas City, Mo; Martha Hayton, Marya; Martha Collon Rayton, Ma.
Division I: Kemeth Schmutz Herington; Junatiia Auffall Lawerert; Nassau University Kansas City; Mo.; Jedson Goodrich Topeka; Mary Jane Knoewe, Emmanuel Brant, Cameron, Mo.; Beverly Thomson, Pascale High, Kansas City
Division II: Ruth Southern, Platte City, Mo.; Kenneth Rice, Greensburg, Division III: Warren Smith, Westmoreland, M. A. Weycock, Cushing Okla.
Bass Clarinet
Division II: William Rohler, Ellis.
Flute Solo
Division I. Charles McGinnis Cherryvale; Charles Byers, Atchison; ida Anderson, Lawrence.
Alma Ciarnti
Division I: Marguerite Hynek, Humboldt, Neb; Maurice Faukence, Reno; Lawrence, Oliga Carl, Lawrence; Elizabeth Austin, Westport High, Kansas City, Mo.; Betty Shelton, Toshavery Cross, Shawn Mission
Division II: Jeanne Johnson, Ellis; Frances Eames, North Kansas City; Mo.; Virginia Lee Boardkhar, Harper; Virginia Lee Boardkhar, Hoyt Brown, Hoyt Brown; Murray Rapp; Atchison; Martha Elliott; Cushing, Okaia; Donna Deaver, Sabeth; Phelldon, Herington; Betty Honey, Iola; Ruth Becker, Toile
Saxophone Solo—Alto
Division I: Patricia Bowyer, Shawnee Mission; Dick Kells, Topeka Victor Tipanasky, Emporir; Cyrus Crum, Pembroke-Country. Dav A. James, James Berkson, Atchia Pharaoh, Charles Moeller, Mo. Betty Gay, Cameroon, Mo.
Division II: Jack Higgins, Platte City, Mo.; Jean Springer, North Kankan; Mackenzie; Clemente Johnson Shawnee Mission, Iola Stewart, Harrisonville,Mo.
Saxophone Solo—Tenor
Division I: Donald Mulkey, Platte City, Mo.
Division II: Donald Burton, Emporia.
pedia
Division III: Gilbert Priddy, Topeka: Milton Phillips, Yates Center.
Sayhannne Sol—Bohra.
Xiphophorus Sale
Division I: Clarence Henderson
Lawrence.
Yorkshire Sales.
Division I: Irving A. Block Omada, Neb.
Division I. Robert Jenkins, Humboldt, Neb.; George H. Green, Humboldt, Neb.
Marimba
Division I: Doris Sheppard, Larsed; Joe Cello, Westport High, Kansas City, Mo.; Leah Heltzel, Atchison.
Violin Solo
Division II: Lucille Evans, North Kansas City, Mo; Harper Saldall Shawnee Mission; Eugene Ninjing Lawrence; James Hogan Lawrence; Jianpat Lawrence.
Division III: Evangeline Miller Raytown, Mo.
Viola Solo
Division III; Sirah Caldwell Shawnee Mission; Altu Mae Adams Topeka; Dorothy Rex, Taytown, Mo. String Russ
Cello Solo
Division II: Charles Paxton, Law rence.
Division I: Willie Stewart, Cherryvale.
Division I: I. Annabelle Eright, North Kansas City: M.; Mary Jane Leng Westport High, Kansas City, Westport High, Westport High, Kansas City, Mo.
Division II: Jack Stephenson, Lawrence.
Division III. Paul Crookshank Brookfield, Mo.; Jeanne Allen Brookfield, Mo.
Trombone Solo
Division I: Jack Kruger, Westport High, Kansas City, Mo.; Eugene Grisson, Emory, Montana; Adams, Clay Merton, Emory
Division II: Lorene Higgins, Platte City. Mo.; Homer Hudson, Greenville, Mo.; Evan Huger, Fort Wayne, George Rader, Westport High, Kansas City. Mo.; Elvin Koger, Eugene City. Mo.; Eric Neeb, Neb.; Edwin Campbell, Brookfield, Mo.; Rex Conner, Cherryvale; Oliere Witherup, Southwest High, Kansas City. Mo.; Glenn Jacobs, Olathe
Division III: Bernie Sieber, Yates Center; Gayle Russell, Elliard; Edward Laird, Ruytown, Mc.; Don Zelzer, Robert Lerner, Sidhekha; Saketha, Junior Burger, Tooken.
Brass Ensembles
Division I: Horn quartet, Law-
wright City; II: Brass quartet,
Kansas City, Mo.; brass quartet,
Emperor; brass quartet, mixed,
Oklahoma; brass quartet, Brooklet,
Mo.
Division I. Flute quartet, Shawnee Mission, Merrimack; clarinet quartet, Pembroke-Country Day School, Kanahee; orchestra Cush-
Division II: Woodwind quartet Harrisonville, Mo.; quintet, Southwest High Kansas City, Mo.
Division III: Clarinet quartet, Clay Center; clarinet quartet, Cameron. Sousanhone Solo
Division I: Kenneth Brewer, Emporia; Robert Hinnen, Atchison Jeanne Allen, Brookfield, Mo.
Division II: Mary Fisher, Platte City, Mo; Mary Cochrane, North Kansas City, Mo; David Lasley, Belmont High, Kansas City, Mo; John Strandberg, Southwest High, Kansas City, Mo; Jack Lofti, Cushing, Okla.
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Robert Arrington, Awatsowatite Maynardnew Cameron, Cameroon, Mo. Division III: Hugh Whitlock, Rosdale High, Kansas City
Division I: String trio, Lawrence.
Division II: Violin quartet, Topeka; string quartet, Shawnee Mission (Mozart number).
Division III: String quartet, Shawnee Mission (Hagden's Minute), string ensemble, seven pieces, Meno mission; string trio, Topeka.
Division I: Humboldt, Neb. (33 pieces).
String Ensembles
pieces).
Division II: North Kansas City.
Mo. (65 pieces).
Marching Class B
Marching Class A
Division I. Aitchison (63 pieces); Ellis (directed by Cloyd Vernilion, 36; 87 pieces).
Division II: Shawnee Mission Merriam (54 pieces).
Drum Corps (All Girls)
Division I: Independence (37
pieces); Garnett (29 pieces); Boone
ville. Mo. (43 pieces).
Division II: Excelsior Springs, Mo (27 pieces).
Baton Twirling-Girls
Division I: Mary Ellen Thurman,
Brookfield, Mo; Mary Marie Knope,
Emperor; Delphine Wychoff, Eldo-
borne; John McGraw, Bonville,
Mc. Joseph Johnson, Ellis.
Division II: Drochty Elda, Emparia; Barbara Bard, Toreke; Patty Geyer, Ellis; Doris Lee McGee, Ellis dA crouch, Ellis; Billie Davis, Ellis
Division IV: Doris Peterson, Blue Rupids.
Division III: Anita Stewart, Toroka
Baton Twirling π—Bovs
Division I: Karl Elman Thurman,
Brookfield, Mo; Jack Bornstein,
Einstings, Neb; Kenneth Lindenburger,
Burger
Division II: Charles Byers, Atchi-
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TODAY AND
SATURDAY
ALSO—Cartoon Novelty "Painted Stallion"
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TIM McCOY
"WHO KILLED GAIL PRESTON"
"TWO FISTED LAW"
2 TOP ATTRACTIONS
SUNDAY
A Torch Singer Pays the Price of Desperate Love in This Sensational Mystery
Iron Cages Don't Make Bad Girls Good!
NO PUNCHES PULLED!
A Prison Drama that Will Open
"CONDEMNED WOMEN"
THE GREATEST NOVELY EVER
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A New Idea in Fun With
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"TORBER"
Louise Hayword - Anne Shirley
CONSTANCE BENNETT
CARY GRANT
ROLAND YOUNG
BILLIE BURKE
The Granodo Pocked Them in on This One
son; Wayge Hollister; Hertington;
Brown; John Berry; Jill Gillett; Yates Center; Jamie
Berberon; Atchison; Anje Anthes,
Cribnish Olkin; George Rhoodes,
Stevenson
The Cosmopolitan Club will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Carter Harrison, 1011 Vermont street. The Rev. Mr. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison, who have traveled around the globe, will conduct the vecting.
Cosmopolitan Club To Meet
Robert Black, son of E. B. Black of Kansas City, and nephew of Miss Florence Black, assistant professor of mathematics, was elected president of the student senate, student governing organization of Missouri University. He headed the newly organized New Union Independent party.
Robert Black Elected President Of M. I. Student Senate
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America's greatest young, star wins, your heart again—as a tough kid from the gutter who was a real man! Not since "the Champ"...a human drama to equal it!
BOY OF THE STREETS"
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WOMEN-WIT-WAR
SUNDAY
Three Things He Loved!
...in his conquest of glorious, golden China
Soon! — BING CROSBY in "DOCTOR RHYTHM"
Just One More Day
TODAY AND SATURDAY
Two of Your Favorite Stars Together for the First Time in a Big Modern Comedy
Marguerite Knowles' Annual Sprig Revue Bigger and Better Than Ever Before
20 ACTS! 35 PEOPLE!
ON THE STAGE
BILLY ROSE
AND HIS FAMOUS
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MORE FUN THAN IN HALF
A DOZEN RECENT HITS—
The Glorious Girl of "THE AWFUL TRUTH"
SUNDAY
IRENE DUNNE in "JOY OF LIVING"
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ROSES, medium to long, doz. $2.00 to $4.00
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SNAPDRAGONS, all colors, doz. 2.00 to 3.00
CARNATIONS, doz. 3.00 to 2.50
VEST FREAS, bunch .75 to .75
IRIS, doz. 1.00 to 2.00
GARDENIAS, each .50 to .75
GERANIUMS .35c
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ROSE BOWL with Rose 25c
HYDRANGEAS, each $1.50 to $2.50
HYDRANGEAS, large 3.00 to 5.00
ROSE BUSHES, each 2.00 to 3.50
BREGIONIA, each 1.25 to 1.50
LAMARQUEDA, each 7.50
CINERARIAS, each 7.50 to 2.50
ARRANGEMENTS planted hives 1.00 to 3.00
SWEET PEAS, bunch ..50c
SMALL PLANTS ...15c up
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FOR HER—HE FOUGHT A RAGING INFERNO!
LOOK AT THIS GIANT DOUBLE HIT!
No.2——
Added — "Timid Ghosts" and melerdramer!
SUNDAY
No.1
IT'S DIZZY . . . IT'S DAFFY . . . IT'S DE-NUTS!
"WOMAN CHASES MAN"
JOEL McCREA — MIRIAM HOPKINS
No. 2
The BOY STAR of the year . . . in the picture of the year!
MICKEY ROONEY in
"HOOSIER SCHOOLBOY"
AND
On Our Stage
JACKIE MERKLE . . . the
"Wonder Boy"
Who will answer any question . . . tell you anything.
A psychic marvel!