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HARPIST INTl^RVIEl^ED BY STUDENTS MUSICAL, PROGRAM*PRESENTED
Intervlev/inc'a celebrity Is Uo
: Ritm puddlrlg ■ so, in desperation,
; ye ole reporters decided to combine,
basino.ss -and pleasure by kidnapping
tbe lovely heroine.for a fow min-;
utes coasting. After, dragging her
■from yoxi autograph hounds, placat
ing her mother by assuring her Wei
'Drlng her back broken-bone-less.
lwe.,"'0ffed’'. ':'■■■ , .■ -^
I, Ouh mutual frost-bites*of oars-
: hands, and thoughts thav/ed after a
mvhilc and this is what *we learned;
I HCr^homc is Long Island, New
iYork, where thpre are no nice hills
like'burs,, .She is nineteen year
old, ,lies a twin sister ,v;ho look_
nothing like LCis^:*another sister
\;ho. is .married, and. NO brothers.
She began her lif e as-'a harpl;St
I at the ago of seven, Hcr'mothor,
je. concert harpist herself’, taiight^
'.■■crnntll two years, ago when she'
.graduated from high school, and en
tered the Uullard School 6f Music,
in Nev/ York, Some of you, no c3cubt,
; noticed thdt she used the "'wrists
jin" method, of which Solzodo; her
jmastcr. Instructor at Juliard, i
ithe,perfector
On^Saturday night,, January 27,
^delightful entertainment was"
given in Gaither Cho.pel by mem
bers ■of ■ the ‘Studont‘Body* and Pac-
ulty,, The program'wdO‘madO * up of
musical '0O166tlOha*ahd‘roadingS
presOnted,by•Misses-^WOOdhouse;
Lord, Y/atkinSj ‘ Josephiho* Craig/
Mary Virginia V/ilson, 'Doris Ba^et
and Gertrude Phillips, Joan
Cartwright.acted as mistress of
Ceremonies, We art proud of this
fine ta.lent t/hlch” t/as displayed
by both faculty and*students in
this program, * * •
STUDENTS - ATTEND- ASflEVILLE PROGRACE
hY™yyYphony pLhootra. Tho stnioT.
Since the Christmas holidays
the students of Hontreat Collcao
have had tho Opportunity of at-
tondying some, very educational cn-
tcrtalnmonts. in Asheville, Two-
Civic Music Concerts have been pre
sented wi th Yehudi Monuliln, one
of the. Worid»s most.famous vlo-"
linlsts,' and the Clnclnatti Syii-
to do her most'.serious Work; in
winter'she concerts and goes to
j school. She was asked if there
iwero oany particular care given'her
jhands to keep them in condition,"
’jner reply was'that she played cOn^
!tlnually, for, if she stopped for
j any length of time they would be
icome soft,
j Miss, Bannornan vol-unteered that
I she'preferred playing for girls*
1 schools because they wore so much
jffiondlior and she felt as though
jshe.wore one of them. She also '
j said that she liked to play either
i'for ■•all''gi-rl-s- or "all'-boys-***-co-ed
;schools'embarrass her. She seldom
; think's of'her ^ music when she is
I playing for, that' disturbs her,
I,Of ten' she thinks’-, how ,she ».d like to
:h-.vo a glass' of■ milk—( eating. 1$
jiior pot Indoor sport) or she re-i
jmembofs tliat letter she forgot to
'v/rlto,
I \''/hen she played at the Vliit'c
I House she' thought life was por*-
I feet, but THEN she' played at'An-
jnapolis and realized what it
have also. had .the privllbdgej of
going to the .opera "Carmen" and
tho moving picture show "'Gone' with
the ViTlnd", Very enthusiastic
crov/ds attended all - those programs,
;Tho girls are anxiously, awaiting
the other'throe Music^ Concerts by
Lilj- Pons, Allen Jones, and the
Russian Ballet which v/ill be given
[soon.
(continued)
jREALLY takes to make life perfect.
|See-e-e-e??? '.
,We returned to. a. left-over sup-
Ipor, Iflflion we had finished we had
Ito^wash the dishes and straighten
things a bit, Lois dried while
Anno washed, Mary looked on and
Betty was up to her usual tricks—
eating again,,.
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Over the dirty dishes wo loarn-
Pd that, she doesn»t THINK she is
in love.