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THE BATTALiaN
By Lewis Grass
AT THE PALACE—
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
King Kong.
. Prrriew, Tuesday, and Wednes-
1 day, King of Jass.
Sunday and Monday, Elmer, the
Great
AT THE ASSEMBLY HALL—
Friday night (benefit Band)
Thirteen Women.
Saturday night The Secret of
Madame Blanche. /
Wednesday night. The Half-
Naked Truth.
Premising to be different and
Also assuring interest, “King
Kong'’ brings to the Palace screen
the etory of an expedition to the
tropics which brings back a gigan
tic ape and tells of the terrors he
creates when he breaks loose in a
large city. The story smacks some
how of the old silent film, *The
Lost World," but the camera work
aad the skill in producing this pic
ture make up for any slight short
coming* in the plot
Cas: Fay Wray, Robert Arm
strong, Brace Cabot, Sam Hardy,
and King Kong.
iural Aqua!
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.Intramural aquatic star* will
■wfng into action Saturday, May
20.. when the preliminaries for the
annual swimming meet wil take
place in the new swimming pool.
Sis events will be held during
this meet with several changes ov
er prase held in the previous meets.
The plunges for distance Will be
Mhphmtail and a medly relay race,
consisting of 100 yard breast
strike, 100 yard back stroke, and
Two Hundred Co-eds
Will Participate In
Annual TCU Pageant
FORT WORTH. May 10—Miss
Sarah Orth of Cal lege Station is
one of approximately 200 girls
who will participate in the annual
pageant at Texas Christian Uni
versity here on the evening of May
IS.
The pageant this year ia. in the
form of a Spanish Fiesta. It is di
rected, as usual, Hy Mrs. Hslea
Walker Murphy, director of phy
sical education for girls.
Columbia Spectator
Denounced By De;
100 yard free style stroke, will
be introduced in its place. Due to around a Mexican holiday scene ia
thetfpcilitids of the new swimming a Texas border hacienda. The cele-
pool, the 40 yard free, breast, and bration gives opportunity for much
The story of the Fiesta is butlt h * ve »PP«* r * <1 from time to time pnot Instead 600 students stood
back stroke races will be changed
to yard races, sad the 100 yard
fred style trill be changed to 200
yar$s.
Final races will be held Sunday,
May 21, f+r those qualifying in
the iprelimiharies.
The events in order are a* fol-
k>wd: 100 yard free style; 100 yard
breait strike; 100 yard back
■troka; 200 yard free style; med-
lay belay race; and fancy diving.
Joe E.
story in “Elmer the Great’
Brown has a different
it
is a good one although hardly one
which should be chosen for Joe. In
this picture, Joe is s conceited
t.H-' hall player who is being raxxed
bcforJ and behind his back but
doesn’t realize it He lands in jail
during; a series of games, refuses
to be bailed out, but is inspired
out ofjthe gaol by his one and only
win the big game
the words and music
cesdf .ifairly well with twelve of
her Victims.
C4*t: Irene Dunne, Ricardo Cor
tez. Myrna Ixiy, and Jill Esmond
In timb to '
You’vq heard
before,
Casts Jo
Elbs, frank
and Preston
Joe E. Brown, Patricia
McHugh. Claire Dodd,
ton Foster.
A s|ow for the benefit of the
hard forking bandmen will be
presented at the Assembly Hall.
Friday! night. "Thirteen Women,”
the bawd’s show, is an eerie tale of
mystie4 murders, and mesmerism.
Myrna j Loy is a slinky villainess
awd lrAie Dunne is the heroine.
Myrna becomes obsessed with the
that she can commit murden>
with her little crystal ball and sue-1 1
“The Half-Naked Truth” is
highly amusing story whieh is
made more appreciable by the act
ing of Lee Tracy. Lee Trac^, a
publicity agent, builds Lupe Veles,
a sideshow “little Egypt" into a
headlne dancer. And when she
does 'Him dirt, Lee shows her the
extent of her genius by building
up a dumb hotel maid to the same
height.«
Ca^t: Lee Tracy, Lupe Velez,
F .. . ft. I’alle.tte, and Frank Mor-
gan. *
colorful dancing and music, both
in solo and group numbers.
Music for the Fiesta will be fur
nished by the Horned Frog Band,
directed by Prof. Claude Sammis.
Identity of the pageant queen—
the “Senorita”—will not be reveal
ed antil the night of the pageant.
She will appear at the Fiesta on
the arm of President E. M. Waits
of the University.
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ASSOCIATED WOMEN’S— N
(Continued from Page 1)
Dean
NEW YORK, May 10.-DeAn
Carl W. Ackerman of the Colum
bia University School of Journal
ism this week reiterated his belief
that the university should be serv
ed by a daily professional news
P*Prr.
He described news writing it the
Columbia Daily Spectator aa “in
accurate, irresponsible reporting"
and attacked the paper’s alleged
“misrepresentation and misstate
ment of facts and opinion which
Students Cheer Prof
Re sc u i n jc Grade Book
]pVom Burning House
Akron—-(IP)—Put it down that
tha students at the University of
Akron are good sports.
While firemen^ were battling
flames on ihe second float of Cur
tis Cottage on the campus. Dr. H.
D. De Gr^ff, professor of socio
logy, dashed through the smoke-
filled halls to his third floor office
to save gride books and test pap-
Were there boo«? There were
ed his pitehiag skill by adding 9
strikeouts to 12 he earned in the
gaipe with the Giddings Lions last
week. “Palooks” Pythian, catcher,
and Nat Patten, shortstop, were
the outstanding bitten of the day.
PREPARE FOR
the daily." ■ | koo^side and cheered lustily for the
Spectator, canter of many con- (professor,
trowr-i * during the past two’ Although the cottage ws used as
years, replied editorially by re- a recitation ball. Miss Irene MirT
printing Dean Ackerman's words ter, a co-ed. gave the alarm when
of praise oa the occasion of the ’aha saw smoke pouring from a win-
paper's 56th birthday last Febra- dow of the building
Wlf-
twenty singers from Bay City and
thirty from Houston. -
Mr. Gerard, the director, made
his musical debut at the age of
seven in Orpheus and Eurydice at I co-eds.
MOSCOW, rd.-(IP>—If any co
ed on> the University of Idaho
campus thinks she is Murlen« Diet-
rich and undertakes to act the
do it out of the sight of Permeal
part, she will have to do it out of
the sight of Permeal J. French,
dean of women. • |
‘Trousers on women,” said Dean
Permeal, “are unsightly and un
becoming of the digaity of Idaho
FISH WIN
Idaho Dean Censures
Trousers for Co-eds • The Tex * Airrie fr ” hman nine
the old Bijou Theater in New York.
He later studied with Anton Seidel,
Magnerian master of the Metro
politan Opera Company; with
Prof. Horatio Parker of Yale and
with Sir Charles Herbert Santley
of London as well as other noted
teachers and composers.
“Our women
them.”
shall not
ughly trounced the Allen
my Ramblers, scoring five
one for Allen, in the game
onday afternoon.
• Hie Fish scored early in the
^ame and l^ld * n increasing lead
for the remaining innings.
“Frog” Martinez again exhibit-
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A. A. MacKenzie
EXPERT WATCHMAKER
Bryan, Texas
‘ Agent, 69 Puryenr
. The sun still risea, the tide (till
comes and goes, and Hollywood
still (produces “Madame X” pic
tures.; This dime it’s called “The
Secret of Madame Blanche.” The
mother who sacrifices all for her
son who does not know her, the
Ultimate murder of a villain, and
the Aiuchly-expected courtroom
scenes;are all there. The same old
story fc-ith different names and
different faces. Not even one of
the old familiar sub-plots is mias-
ing- I -j
Cast; Irene Dunne, Lionel At-
will, Phillips Holmes, Una Mtfrkel.
WHEN IN DOUBT
Atoat Tsar arts ar Taw C*
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J. W PAYNE
^JUNIORS-
The achool year Will soon be over and now i« the
time to place your order tor your ndxt uniform to
avoid the rush at the beginiiiif of next year.
Reasonable Prices.
The Uniform Tailor Shop
MENDL & HORNAK,
I’r.ips
North
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