SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1938
Maroon and Gold
PAGE FIVE
Elon Theatre Showing
“In Old Chicago”
This Week-end
"Caplains Courageous" Star
ring Freddy Barlholomew,
Spencer Tracy, Lionel Barry
more, and Melvin Douglas lo
Play Nexl Week-end.
Kryl Symphony
Presented Program
Here Last Thursday
Beautiful Selection of Classi
cal Music Was on The Pro
gram.
Elon College was fortunate in
being enabled to play host tO'the
Kryl Symphony Orchestra last
Thursday. This nationally fam
ous orchestra came to the campus
After a brief period of “indis
position” Elon movies are once
more bringing to their audiences
motion pictures that are outstand-^
ing. Tonight, one of the truly i to present an outstanding program
great Hollywood products is being'for the students, and for out-of
shown. “In Old Chicago” will
grace the silver screen, portraying
vividly the events leadmg up to
Methodist Pageant By
Messick Gets Praise
and including the great Chicago
fire.
town visitors.
In addition to the orchestra,
four soloists were included on the
Dorothy Diciierson,
program.
Alice Faye, Don Ameche and t c- ’
vron,* Pnw«. popular Coloiatura Soprano, Bar
bara Le Brun, harpist, Florian Za-
bach, violinist, and Burtis Pres
ton, Baritone, accompanied the or
chestra in an outstanding program
of musical selections. Miss Dick
erson sang the famous aria, “Una
mitmr of buildmss, and the flight; t r, ■ ■
f r^u- • ■ u i I Voce Doco Fa fi-om Rossmi s
of Chicago s inhabitants.
, ,1 comic opera, “Barber of Seville”
A technicolor Travelogue —
Tyrone Power have stellar roles in
this picture, and all three portray
their characters with commend
able skill. The sequences depict
ing the tragedy of burning Chicago
are unusually effective, showing
the stampeding cattle, the dyna-
On Monday, October 10, in cele
bration of the Golden Anniversary
at the Front Street Methodist
Episcopal church, Burlington.
Dean Messick’s pageant on Metho
dism was presented to an appre
ciative audience. Not many Elon
j students realize Dean Messick’s
ability as a playwright, but it was
well in evidence on this occasion.
The pageant dealt with the begin
ning and subsequent development
of Methodism in England and
America, and was cast from thir
teen members of the church. Di
rected by Dean Messick, the play
proved quite successful. It is un
fortunate that more Elonites were
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not forewarned of the presentation
of the play; many of them would
doubtless have liked to seen it.
and
xluded on this program.
’ On Friday and Saturday even
ings, November 4 and 5. the Elon
‘Theatre’ will present “Captains
Courageous’’, starring Freddie
Bartholomew, Spencer Tracy, Li
onel Barrymore, and Melvin Dou
glas. Taken from the book by
Hudvard Kipling, this picture is to
the sea what “The Good Earth” is
to the land. Magnificent in pro
duction values and in its photo
graphy is this story of the Glou
cester cod fisheries and the cruise
of t^'n-masted schooner. “We’
re Here,” to the Banks of New-
other brief features are also in- \ the orchestra selections
were the overture to the comic
opera “The Bartered Bride,” by
Smetana, “Hungarian Dance No.
6,’’ by Brahms, “Slovanic Dance
No. 1” by Dvorak, and “Concert
Waltz,” by Strauss. The last num
ber was the prelude to the famous
opera “Die Meistersinger” by
Richard Wagner.
An extensive advertising cam
paign was carried on previous to
this program. The Student Chris
tian Association's Junior and
Senior “Y” Cabinets were in
charge of the sale of tickets. Ac
cording to Prof. Pratt’s announce-
foundland. It tells the simple story rnent, this was the first time that
of a rich man’s son who falls over-! a fujj symphony orchestra had ap-
hoard from his fpther s yacht offipeai-gd in Alamance County, and
the Grand Banks and is rescued by I certainly no symphony orchestra
a Portuguese sailor. Three mon-^ be heard often for so small a
ths on a fishing schooner with I charge,
men who are close to the realities
of life work a transformation in a
boy who had gauged everything
by its money value,
Mr, Tracy’s acting is a gem of
effortless simplicity and spiritual
understanding, but everyone in the
cast gives an admirable perfor
mance. As a back-ground to the
absorbing story is the cruise of the
schooner, stormy sea, fog and the
hazards of fishermen, the exciting
race with the rival, “Jennie Cush
man,” all presented with splendid
photography and recording.
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Messick Presenting
Second Series Rpidio
Talks For P. T. A.
Dean Messick began his second
annual Parent-Teachers Associa
tion radio series for the North
Carolina Congress of Parents and
Teachers on last Tuesday. October
16, when he broadcasted at 2:30
p. m. Six stations carry these
programs. Another series comes
over WBIG, Greensboro on Fri
days, and began October 21, at
1:45 p. m.
The dean has been quite busy
for the past two weeks making
talks in all parts of the state. The
.schedule was as follows: An ad
dress for the Raleigh Parent
Teachers A.ssociation at Needham
Broughton High School on Octo
ber 17; on October 19 a speech
on North Carolina education be
fore the Book Club in Burlington;
on October 20 a talk on Character
Education at the Alexander Wil
son High School: and on October
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PHONE AGENT
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23 a sermon at the Front Street
Methodist Episcopal church in
Burlington.
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