TUESDAY; NOVEMBER 15, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Galli-Curci Ticket Sale Exceeds All Former Records
Artist to Appear in Concer
Wednesday Night; Many
Special Guests
to Attend
No other artist that has appeared in Lawrence has attracted the wide attention that has caused Carlsbad that seat. He mayey of the University concert course. All the surrounding towns within a radius of 60 to 90 miles have sent in reports that Carlsbad has one of the largest. A block of 40 seats has been purchased by the Ottawa delegation. The other larger towns that are to be auditioned for Carlsbad, Topeka and Manhattan.
Other visitors of note are Miss Louise Loosele, secretary of the state board of education, Topeka, Dean Mark Larsen, department of education, department of Baker University, and Mrs. Market Laural E. Blackman, director of voice, Okeechobee University, professor of engineering, director of music at Ottawa University, and Mrs. Lering; Dean and Mrs. John Pratt of Washburn College, director of the school of fine arts of the University of Missouri will be house guests of Dean and Mrs. D. M. Swerver.
The University will have special guests at the concert. The members of the board of regents and their colleagues, Mrs. J. W. Todd, Maple Hill; Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Merriam, Topeka; Senator and Mrs. C. W. Spencer, Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Shocktow Topeka; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Olsen Topeka; and John A. Selby, music critic of the Kansas City Star. The architect of the new auditorium, who is also state architect, Charles D. Fowler, came to Lawrence for the concert.
The Chancellor will sit in a special box at the concert.
An official booklet containing pictures of the new auditorium. Administration series will be presented in a special series, will be presented it compliment to those attending the concert tomorrow night. The booklet also includes information on city concert course. This booklet was made possible through the courtesy of the City Publishing Co. and the World Publishing Co.
Those who have tickets are asked to come early. The doors will be closed until the concert is shown to his heart after the concert begins until after the end of the first act. Then he sings in Kansas City today and will prowdrive his床 here tomorrow as a concert guest.
The program of the concert is as follows:
Se tu m'ami (1710-1735) Pergolese
Should he upbraid (1786-1855) Bishop
Vol che sapete, from "Le nozzi"
Vol che sapete, from "Le nozzi di Fienna" Mozai
La fauvette, from "Zemire et Azor"
(with flute) Gretry
Intermission
Die Lotusblume Schumann
Mandoline Scale
Wiel wie ein Mark
Pretice Mocking-bird (with fowl)
Mockingbird (1786-1855) Bishop
dr. Samuels VI
Polonise in C sharp minor Chopin
"General Loving" eccentric Debussy
La plus que leute Debussy
An old Song
My Shadow
At the edge of the Sea
Buchanan Samuels Dobson
Oui le voce, from "Puritani"
(with Ruth
Homer Simons, piano, and
Bernague Berenquer, pianist, will be nssiting
artists at the concert.
Festival Chorus Starts Regular Rehearsal Today
Construction of a dormitory which will accommodate men will begin this summer. University This will be the first men's dormitory at the university and will cost $300.
With the enrollment closed except in exceptional special arrangement, the Periodical Church regularly rehearses. The final productions are to be given on Sunday.
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Did you try our chile last week?
If not, be sure to try it tomorrow.
Permanent seats were assigned to the numbers last week, so that from now on all members will start at 7:30 sharp. The enrollment shows a satiny increase over last year, last month, and this year was 588. This year it totaled 540.
Other good things to eat also.
This year there will also be a child's choir. Miss Mable Barhart, instructor in public school music is in the choir. There will be 200 or 300 voices in the choirs. The children will sing with the main chorus in the Guardian
In the fall issue of Musical America, a musical publication, a full page is given over to a write up of the festival week and other activities of the department of music. There is also an annual concert and two of the new auditorium.
Red Cross Activities Help Needy Refugees in Regions of Floods
Annual Roll Call for Donation
Begins Today; Students
Handle Drive
New Cafeteria (Memorial Building)
With workers stationed in six of the buildings of the University starting the National Red Cross drive this morning it is hoped that students will be able to work with members who sound liberally to the call made by the organization. The unusual number of calls upon the Red Cross make it the most urgent of any drive held
The Mishandji food disaster last year, which reached from Istanbul, Iraq, to New York and cities in the seven states of Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. The灾情 nearly uffed the size of England.
One hundred thirty-six refugee camps established by the UNHCR, one clothing clinic and medical aid for 250,000 homeless persons, a figure slightly less than the entire population of Kansas City in 2013. The flood fleets save nearly two hundred thousand lives, and included a thousand boats of smaller craft. Aviation played a tremendous role for the first time in the history of the organiza-
Reconstruction work since June has also been in full force. In the three months since the fire and Lehighia, 7,008 houses were to be rebuilt, and thousands repaired.
It is estimated that 5,000,000 mem-
wers are needed to join the roll call n order to meet the needs of the national body this year.
The drive in the University, to be carried on for the three days, started with a drive in seven departments and numbers of various department organizations are available. The year is being handled entirely by the students, as is the case in all the colleges.
Dawson to Deliver Talk
Methods of River Control to Be Topic for Sigma Xi
"Mechods of river control as practiced on the Missouri river" with airplane illustrations and photographs of the excavation at the regular meeting of Iota chapter of Sigma Xi Thurstonight sightings. We will deliver the talk.
The question of electing undergraduates is also a special order of business that will be taken care of at this time.
Committees on entertainment for the group consists of Mossa, Treese, chairman, Anderson, Kent, R. H. B. Horn and Harl and Mitschalck and Black.
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- - - - in Monday evening's paper the Triangle Tragedy was written of as the national fraternity society and is not purely local in its listing in its literature.
Announcements
--in Monday evening's paper the Triangle Tragedy was written of as the national fraternity society and is not purely local in its listing in its literature.
Alpha Sigma Nu will hold a very important meeting. Tuesday evening, the university will be providing new nationals. All active and faculty members are requested to be present—anyone who is not will be missed.
A W, S. G, A ten will be held in the A rest room of central Administration building. Wednesday afternoon ten will be in charge of the ten this week.
Pi Lamida Theta will hold pledge services Thursday evening at 7:30 at fortyle houses. All members are urged to present - Ruth Martin, secretary.
A radio was installed in the mem'er card at the University of Minnesota and a video recording session attempts to enjoy the broadcasting of by Minnesota Wives Vicary game held in St. Louis.
--in Monday evening's paper the Triangle Tragedy was written of as the national fraternity society and is not purely local in its listing in its literature.
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Three hundred and seventeen copies have been sold at The Book Nook. It is more than a book of local interest—reviews' have appeared in the Kansas City Star, the Kansas City Journal-Post, the Wichita Eagle, the Wichita Beacon, the Topope Capital and other prominent papers. The leading book stores in Kansas City, Wichita and Topeka are selling it.
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Get your copies now. CONTEMPORARY KANSAS POETRY will head the Christmas book lists throughout Kansas.
--in Monday evening's paper the Triangle Tragedy was written of as the national fraternity society and is not purely local in its listing in its literature.
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Want Ads
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LOST - morning on campus,
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Return to Buehl M. Morrison. Room
80E administration building, 60
LOST—Pi Kappa Delta key. Name
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Call 2476. 59
LOST-Saturday morning on campus,
87.00 in currency. Reward, Return
to Kansan Business office. 61
FOR SALE—7-room modern home—nearly new—fine location. Hardwood floors, built-in bookcase and
TO RENT—Three stalls in garage adjacent to east campus. Call 321.
BOWERS
Tonight - Wednesday
The Missing Link is a Tonie
Syd Chaplin
in
"The Missing Link"
It will tie you into knots of laughter!
Shows 3 - 7 - 9
Prices: Mat. 10-40; Eve. 10-50
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Tonight - Wednesday
Life has both two paths—the right and the wrong—one of happiness—the other point.
Emil Jannings
"The Way of All Flesh"
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Shows 3 - 7 - 9
Prices: Mat. 10-30; Eve. 10-40
MARCELING, finger dancing, water
waving: 50c first 4 days of week;
7th Friday and Saturday. Shampoo-
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phone 2775.
WANTED—At once, one girl room
materia; also a single room for rent
at 1231 Louisiana. Just off the
campus. Phone 189.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Classes Exclusively
1025 Mass.
DR. FLORENCE HARDWS
Osteopathic Physician, Calls answered. Over
barsley's drug. Phone 2387
Special - - Special
We have just received a limited supply of "petite" silhouette vanillies (chain attach), containing rouge, lipstick and powder. Regular price $27.5.
We offer these this week on sale at a special price of $1.95. See them.
Eldridge Pharmacy
Phone 999 We Deliver 701 Mas.
UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE
Everybody's Going to hear
GALLI-CURCI
The World-Famous Prima Donna musically dedicate the new
University Auditorium
Big Reduction in Season Ticket over Single Admissions
Tomorrow Eve.
Nov. 16th, 1927
at 8:20 o'clock
Single Admission
now selling for
$2 - $2.50 - $2 - $1.50
all for
GALLI-CURCI, CASALS, SPALDING AND LHEVINNE
an for
$6.00, $5.00 or $3.75
Seats on Sale
Round Corner Drug Store
THAT "COMEBACK" NUMBER
of the Sour Owl
makes its campus dive on THURSDAY MORNING
PRICE Two Bits
"Filled With Rich and Racey Items and Cartoons"