SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1937 PAGE THREE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society M. JEAN CASKEY, Society Editor Before p., call KU, 21; after k, 2702-81 Sigma Nu entertained the following guests with a buffet supper las Thursday night: Martha Browning, c'unel Sally J. Donsy, c'm48 Sandra J. Kinsley, c'unel Joachim beringer, f'c49 Virginia Lee Willson, c'f41 Margaret Harvey, c'unel Margaret Harvey, c'unel Betty Jane Patton, c'unel Louise Taylor, c'unel Susan Hill, c'unel Harriet Smith, b'f9 Alice Murre, Meyfa, f'o40 Alice Murre, Katherine Seybold, c'19 Dinner guests at the Delta Tat Delta fraternity house last Thursday night were: Mariana Dillon, c'andl Jane Waring, c'40 Finkel Kelly, c'49 Mary Nielsen, c'41 Patty Payne, c'41 Mary Martha Carson, c'andl Gamma Phi Beta sorority held its fall hall last night in the Memorial Union ballroom. Chaperons for the party were: Mrs. Ralph Buildin, Ms. L. G. Harris, Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg,Ms. Harry Russell, all of Lawrence. Red Blackburn's orchestra played for dancing. Irving Levetosh, director of the edu- cation division of the Center in Kansas City, was a dinner guest last Wednesday evening of Sigma Alpha Mu. Mr. Levetosh spoke after dinner at a student forum. Friday luncheon guests at the Gamma Phi Beta team were Mrs Bertha M. King, grand national and Ivy Epsilon, Equalan and Iryne Yowell, fc38 --guest of Phi Gamma Delta frater nity Friday. Margaret Spearing, c38, was a dinner guest of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity Thursday. ☆ ☆ ☆ Alpha Chi Sigma, professional chemistry fraternity, entertained night at its chapter house, 115 Tennesse, with its fall party. Chaperons were: Morgan Rarick, assistant instructor of chemistry; Mrs. Rarick, Hess, chemist to the water and a swine laboratory, and Mrs. Hess. George McGraw was a luncheon Clarissa Benjamin was a dinner guest of the Sigma Kappa sorority Friday evening. 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Mumro, from the University of Glasgow, will represent the Scottish National Union the foreign two-man debate team. Weekend guests at the PGI Gammel Delta fraternity house were Neo Railback and Bob Deats, both of Hutchinson. Foreign Team To Debate Kansas Tahoe Corbett, c 40, was a lumcheon guest at the Chi Omega sorority house Friday noon. Martin Maloney, gr., and Den Vooches, c30, will represent the University in the annual debate with a foreign team, which is to be held this year in Fraser theater Dec. 1. The foreign team this year will be composed of a student from Scotland and one from Scotland. The question for debate will be "Resolved: That the American government cannot keep out of European affairs to its own advantage." The University team will take the negative on this subject. The Foreign National Unions, representatives of the Anglo-Scottish team, submitted five questions to Prof. E. C. Bubbler, varsity debate coach. He picked the one to be used because of its timely interest. It has been the custom for the past 10 years for University debaters to have one match with a fellow representatives of some foreign country. The one exception to this custom was last year, when a meet with debaters from Princeton was held on Saturday. as a substitute. Singham To Talk on films at Photo Lecture An illustrated lecture by Oren Binham is to be presented Tuesday evening at 7:30 to the Photography Club. Mr. Bingham will discuss the various types of film, their classifications, and sensitivity to light. He will also discuss the camera's monochromes by the use of filters and in combination with color sensitized film. Continued from page 35, and demonstrations of the two telescopes, in addition to an exhibit of astronomical apparatus. Lantern slides will be used throughout to show the color correction and the effects of filters. Hoboes-- Scheduled for Thursday morning is the open house of the Kansas Rolls Club at the Eldridge hotel, continued registration and informal reception at the Memorial Union building, and a tentative parade of Kansas and Missouri bands down Massachusetts street at 12 o'clock. The finale and curtain will feature King Hobo issuing his final dress Freshman Women Are Guests of Their Advisers The finale and curtain will find King Hobo issuing his final decree to his subjects, demanding a victory on the next day and loyal support to his favorite subjects, the Jay-hawkers. Freshman women were the guests of the Federation of Counselors yesterday afternoon from 10 a'clock on the floor of the Memorial Union building. This was one of a number of parties planned by Dorothy Trockle, c37, chairman of the federation, to acquaint students with each The afternoon was spent in playing ping-pong, bridge, billiards, and in dancing. City Youths To Give Plays Children's Group Will Present Dickens' Story. "Christmas Carol" Various individuals and organizations, by contributions, make it possible for children who are unable to pay the admission of 10 cents to attend the plays. Those desiring to contribute to the organization for this purpose are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Wheeler, president of the local chapter of the American Association of University Women. Contributions Are Needed Three performances of Charles Dickens' "Christmas Carol" will be played by members of the Lawrence Children's Theater at the Lawrence Memorial High School Dec. 3 and 4 One performance will be given Dec. 13. Another performance is originally started by the local organization of the American Association of University Women, the Lawrence Children's Theater project produces two plays a year for the children of Lawrence. The organization attempts to make it possible for every child to attend the pro- The part of Scrocery will be played by Robert Calderwood, associate professor of speech and dramatic art. The character of the old fiddler will be taken by Waldemar Gelich professor of violin. Other members of the cast include University students and alumni. To Present Dance Routine Members of Tau Sigma, dancing sorority, will present a dance routine at the play. Instructing them is Miss Elizabeth Dunkel, assistant professor of physical education, assisted by Miss Alice Sherbon Bumann, assistant instructor of physical education. Chairman of the general committee in charge and production manager in Mrs. Deal Six. Other members of the committee are: Mrs. Ivan Rowe, Mrs. Adrian Lindsey, Mrs. Dolph Simons, Mrs. J. Kiesler Mrs. Fred Ellsworth and Mrs. A, I. Decker. Prof. Tenney Frank, graduate of the University, was named yesterday to be visiting professor at Oxford University for 1938-39, by Frank Aydelotte, president of Swarthmore Rhodes trustees. Graduate Is Appointed Professor at Oxford University Professor Frank is an author on Latin literature, and is now located at John Hopkins University. He graduated from the University in 1896. Sunday Special ROAST TURKEY Regular Week-Day Dinners 20c .25c .35c BILL'S LUNCH 717 Mass. CHICKEN DINNER Complete 35c Continuous From 2 p.m. All Seats 15C All Shows What's Happening This Week For Only 4 Days 2 Smash Hits THE YEAR'S BIG MUSIC, LAUGH AND GIRL SHOW "Day at the Races" ALLAN JONES MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN MARX BROS. SWEETHEARTS AT WORK CRAIG REYNOLDS ANN SHERIDAN AND "The Footloose NEWS - NOVELTY Heiress" THURSDAY—Honoring celebration. • Missouri-Kansas football game at 2 p.m. in Memorial Stadium. On the Campus: SUNDAY—All-Musical Voices at 4 p.m. in Hoehford auditorium. Monday—All-Musical Voices at 10 a.m. in the Fine Room, the Fine Room. • Meryn Anderson and Karl Kuesterin in rehearsal the Pine room. • Meyven Anderson and Karl Kusersteiner in re- citation at 8 p.m. in Administration auditorium. • TURAN Hussain in re- citation at 9 p.m. RISSON - Sunday through Wednesday, "Merry-Go-Round" with Sert Lika, Billy House, Jimmy Savoy and Misa Chau. • Thanksgiving over beginning at 12:30 p.m. where Cajenne in the Student Union will be open. • Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Robert Young, James Stewart, Lionary Barry, cinat at 8 p.m. in Administration auditorium Hurry! Hurry! School's out. WEDNESDAY At the Theaters: *ANADA* - Sunday through Wednesday, in the morning • Thursday • Friday; Saturday, James Carney in "Something to Sing About" • Sunday; Monday; Tuesday; Wednesday. GRANDA~Sunday, through Wednesday. 'It'S love It' After , with Leslie Howard. Bette Davis and Olivin DeHavillain. * Thursday. Friday, Saturday, James Caugley in "Something" VARSITY—Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, David Durbin in "Three" Darwin, Sunday, Day and Daniel Durbin, Noa Ala M.U.-K.U. Rally To Be Broadcast VARSITY - Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Dean Mackenzie, John Chambley, John Charlen and Nan Grey. Also, Charles Chamble on Broadway, with Warner Oland. **Wednesday and Thursday, William Powell and Carole Lombard in "Mv Man Godfrey"; also Janet Gaynor, Loretta Young, Simone Simon and Din Ameche in "Ladies in Love."** **Friday and Saturday, Kevin Maynard in "Trailin' Trouble," also Bork Kanik in "The Night King"**. PATEE—Four days starting Sunday, the Marx Brothers in "A Day at the Races"; also "The Fooloose Hoore," with Ann Shirer anion. Craig Reynolds. ● Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Three M. Martin Cripps, Trios, and Flank Jenkins and Marvin Marian St. Saturdays' Heroes. Plans for the "College Spirit in the Modern Manner" radio broadcast from the Campus next Thursday are complete and the WHB radio audience will hear something unusual in football audience when it tunes in for the Kansas-Missouri game on Thanksgiving day. Sponsored by the Ku Ku's and the Jay James, University pep organizations, the rally will evolve into a dance, to begin an hour before the game and last until 15 minutes before the kickoff. For half an hour the music and cheers will be broadcast over WHE, and at the conclusion of the rally the broadcast will move to the stadium with the students and in the game over a coest-coast network. The bands of Louie Kuhn and Red Blackburn will furnish the music for dancing during the rally, and will alternate for 15-minute periods on the broadcast. The excellence of the Hill bands and the embusiasm with which the students receive modern "swing" music was the inspiration for the rally, which is a decidedly different method of demonstrating "school spirit" to a radio audience. Paris, Nov. 29.-(UP)-François de la Reque, leader of the outlawed Crieux de Feu, was reported as a martyr who was provided for a rightist revolution. France's Hooded Terrorists Taken. The ministry of interior asserted that its agents have tracked down evidence leading to the government's roundup of France's hooded terrorists who allegedly were mobilizing the leaders of the "hooded men" and that "not a single important consatorator would escape. Continuous Shows from 2 INCOMPARABLE ENTERTAINMENT! MONDAY TUESDAY Weekday Shows 2:30-7-9:30 The Show Value of Lawrence! Admission 10c and 15c DE-LIGHTFUL, DE-LICIOUS, DE-LOVELY DEANNA DURBIN!... BACK BY DEMAND! THE RADIO BROUGHT HER TO YOUR HOME —THE SCREEN BRINGS HER TO YOUR HEART! She chained you on Eddie Cantor's radio hour? She'll thrill you now in DLUWNA DURBIN with BINNIE BARNES ALICE BRADY RAY MILLAND CHALEXS WINNINGER MICSAHA AUER * NAN* GREY * HEAD JOHN KING COMPANION PICTURE—CHARLIE CHAN'S MOST THRILLING ADVENTURE! DEATH STRIKES TWICE IN MANHATTAN GAYEST SPOTS1 A new UNIVERSAL picture MOST THRILLING ADVENTURE! Wed.-Thur.-10c to All "My Man Godfrey" Wm. Powell - Carole Lombard "Ladies in Love" Direct from TOWER; K.C. Look! Look! Soon! "DANGER—LOVE AT WORK" Goodyear Plant To Re-open Akron, Ohio, Nov. 20 — (UP)—Goodyear Tire and Rubber company officials said tonight that they will re-open their vast plants. Monday for "all who want to return to work." The officials and unionists met with a United States labor board representative in an effort to compose grievances which led to a sit-down strike, in action by 2,090 national guardmen was threatened. Pope Publicly Rebukes Coughlin 4 HILARIOUS DAYS Vatican, City, Nov. 29—(UP)- Pope Max IX tonightAdmin- cretually unprecedented public rev- elation of the event E. Coulough- Detroit radio priest, E. Coulough- The pope's action, said in authoritative Catholic circles to be almost without parallel, consisted of a public statement approving the conduct of Archbishop Edward Mooney of Detroit in reproving Father Couchlin for criticizing President Roosevelt. GRANADA TODAY Continuous from 2:30 FASTEST FILM! it's love I'm after and I'm getting it in the park! ALSO GIBBONS ODDITY "ATTIC OF TERROR" FLOYD SYMPHONY Colorforms "The Old Mill" WESTERN Events Turkey Night—Tuesday at 9 p.m.-5 15-lb. Turkeys --- Attend the 1-3-5 o'Clock Shows To Avoid the Crowds We Have the Buving Power to Select the World's Best Pictures Attend the 1-3-5 'C'Clock Shows To Avoid the Crowds It's the greatest laugh-gaise since the year of the BIG WIND! CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY FROM 1 P.M. 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