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THE DAILY TAB HEEL
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 193S
KOCH WILtfSHOW
DRAT.IATIC SLTOES
Opening: Production
Over 100 lantern slides de
picting various phases of dra
matic work done by Professor
P. H. Koch, starting with the
North Dakota playmakers ' 30
years, ago and continuing up to
the Hamlet production in the
Forest Theater last spring, will
be shown in the Playmaker
The official newroatJer of the .Publications Union-Boai-j of rt nnivrs!tv
of North Carolina at Chapel Hfll where it is printed daily except Mondays J Blay Use Paul GrecnV Play fiS
ana ine i.nanjtsgiTuig,.uiot.Ma nivx opnng xionaays. x-nierea as secona
class matter at the post office at Chapel Hill, N. O, tmder act of March 3,
lg79. Subscription, price, $3.00 for the college year.
Business and editorial offices: 204-206 Graham Memorial
'. . 'Telephones: editorial, 4351; business, 4356; night, 8161
; ..; . ;"' - P. G. Hammer, editor . ' y "y? '
B. C. Page, Jr., managing editor
W. L. Hargett, associate editor
A. R. Sarratt, Jr., city editor
Editorial assistants
ID, Suss, J. M. Daniels, D. G. Wetherbee -
fi.' L. Kahn, assistant city editor, S. W. Rabb, W. P. Hudson, theater tonight at 7 :30K'elock.
J. M. Smith, Jr., C. W. Gilmore, W. 5. Jordan, Jr., R. Sprinkle Professor Koch will lecture
. Desk Men on the pictures himself and he
N. c. Read, J. F. Jonas, r. Harward urges that all students desiring
lrSZe T. to take part in any way with
Exchunie Editors the production of plays this year
S. R. Leaeer. G. O. Butler be present. Professor Koch
Reporters also stated that much considera
IT. J. Hamlin, J. A. Brown, L. L Gardner, H. M. Beacham, W. C. Fields, III, tion is being given to the Dossi
1 uj. prouuciug a new piay
by Paul Green as the opening
production of the Playmaker
season. '
MGHT: STAFF GETS
PERSON H ALX' STUDIO
FOR CLASSES IN
fiRTTT W1TI WAPTf
ART UllXIXU 11JLLOJ II Villi '?
ASDEUCATESSM
THIS ISSUE: NEWS, RABB; NIGHT, GILMORE
Old Person Hall, he unfinish
ed art museum in the center of
Orange Print Shop Enlargement the campus, is now the studio Graham Memorial Grill will Not
Gives Tar Heel Private Of- of Miss Alice Turtle's art class- be Operated on Boarding
f ice Resembling City Room les in modeling, drawing, and House Basis Says Barnes
naintinj? in all mediums. ; Miss
Since the Orange Print Shop tt h studied at the Penn- At a meeting of the Board of
became more ambitious this , Academv of Fine Arts, Directors of Graham Memorial
summer and enlarged its workmg at phaadel hia at the Grancl yesterday it was voted to tenta-
piaut wappiuAiuiaicij uuuic mo Central School of .Art, at New veiJ w open me gnu. it wui
original size, no longer does the I y0rk is a member of North not be run on a boarding house
perspiring uigm, ouui Vx Carolina Professional Artists, a Dasis nor win it appeal to regu
Daily Tar Heel sidestep the F dI of the pennsylvania Aca- lar boarders. "Instead," stated
linotype macnines witn a mut- d and winner 0f many priz- Director Harper Barnes, "it will
terea oatn ana unseemgiy crasu p f Tjortraits. be run more on the order of a
headlong into an equally feverish Registration for classes is now delicatessen shop." Y
memoer pt tne snop iorcejrno open. The schedule is: Tuesday A committee composed of J.
brutally crushes himunderfoot. and mornings, 9:15- Marion Saunders, L. C. Bruce,
or now tne proua uany is ui 12.15; Wednesday and Friday and H. F. Comer was appointed
possessor of not one but two of- afternoons 1:45 0dock. Chil- to assist Director Barnes in
fices of its own. Besides the n -um -ar Ai -n
. . . ... , - uicuo ui, uaaocs "c ucm "u- micini ix uidUttgei XUr Hie grill.
editorial office at Graham lie- day, Tuesday, and Thursday aft- A women, who will also be able
morial, which used until 6:00 ernoons with the course in art to act as official hostess at all
o dock m the afternoon, the appreciation on Monday after- Graham Memorial functions, is
TAR HEEL has been generously -iirQ0:a1s. cnij nf
uuiwiiwu kw& i uvji L tv iui u-ullacrSllip
LECTURE
CALENDAR
As soon as
University de
partmental and
curricular matters are a little
more settled, The Daily Tar
Heel will assume the happy
burden of putting into effect
respective traditional meanings; flD A M A If OPTl
and t.h A fall nnarPr i tnrt 1lixllllxl 1 lO i HU LXl
crowded to support another ac
tivity, while the winter quarter
is comparatively dull in suchU . o
RECEIVES DEGREE
forms of entertainment.
So Student-Faculty Day must
the Class Lecture Calendar come again in the winter quarter
which the faculty, adopted last and a lot it will be, too, if we
Man Who "Assisted in Stud-
on 4- TtatrnlnnmAnt"
w w
Tar Heel. The daily will m
turn print a daily schedule of TRIPE
Frederick H. Koch, director of
spring after its sponsorship by can take last year's celebration the Carolina Playmakers, deliv-
this daily. It looks like next good way of getting their names ered the commencement address
week will witness the beginning be borne in mind, however, that at the University of North Da
of something new and tasty in the purpose of the day is not kota this year, and was given
the offerings of our educational an emphemoral and fleeting the honorary degree of doctor of
set-up. pretense at making friends on literature by that institution.
For those of our readers who Par 01 "tne students and faculty; Returning to the scene of his
might have forgotten or who tne real purpose is to give bet- early labors after 17 years ab-
never have heard of the Class ter opportunity ior iuner ae- sence, iocn was nonorea at a
Lecture Calendar, a word of velopment of such contacts series of receptions and dinners.
explanation might not be out of wni& have already been made He also received honorary mem-
place : but need ripening, or which bership in Phi Beta Kappa.
M-oiaT-a e k TTniiTi-fir could be made in no other way The alumni association of the
teaching dartments will sub- than such an activity would af- University of North Dakota pre
mif n f UnrAa at- nrn f 9rd- Today .is not too soon to sented a portrait of him to the
grams which they plan to give begin talking up the second an- University's Hall of Fame.
rinnvfnrtt,,nmin(rWPPV fn nual festival of fun, frolic and Editorial Comment
V-hA Th friendship, with ample amounts Commenting on Koch's visit,
QV miMi v,o T.rrr-QTvics of of educational exhibition added an editorial in the "Grand Forks
ter will compile tne programs oi . . ... , . , . XT ,,
wB f 9 for strength, and good measure. Herald," Grand Forks, North
I - I I I 1 r lr4r nrt rtri V4- V r I Im .
compilation over to The Daily Ever since .WveL.-J nn.r
- i veiBiLv ux i. i ux til uaiuuiia nuui
Deen in couege vnere became a national figure.
J 11 TT M1 ' 1 " I
at tne run, we ve Deen "xrfv. -nQvrtfo trriii Qiirroira
class oxierm&rs. to wmcn all 0TiV.O.fAi .oni'n l . . . . . . . .
- , ojv . vwwiu gwup v-L retam a proprietory interest m
members of the studentbody are editorials, and after a couple of ProfeSsor Koch for not only did
.xxvxu .w wxxx. .xx.xx vxx years 0i it we are sick ana he assist in the development of
schedules allow them time to tired of reading the same tripe. students here, but he himself
paxvxp . "" it .wap't ram aunng iresnman shared in that development. In
into regular curncuiar nours. wev this vear. so we're iroinir . n i
' . :w w llJ OilXdlX UiCOOUlC xxc xo ixw-
In other' words, the student to break another old tradition duct of the University of North
body will have an opportunity and pitch tlie whole bunch in Dakota, and it is with pride that
to .utilize their free periods at together and get it over ,with J We claim him as our own and
their discretion, to utilize -their all at once. Here's the list of welcome him " back to spend a
educational-talent to a fuller ex- don'ts f or the year; we promise few days among us."
tent, ;and to become better ac- not to mention them again. In regard to his work here at
quamtea witn tne local eauca- Don't go to football games Carolina, the article states:
tional system in general. ' and throw pod bottles at the "ContmuinV the methods which
p.hfer JpaHftrss .ins.fiad nf ,fnllnw-1 Via pmnlnvprl hprp. anrl Avnand-
0., J 4- -C.,,,! -TIoit K--"r I .--x '
EARLY y yJry-y ing them ; pop bottles cost the ihg them, he had developed in
PLANS , I . concessionaires money. " , the students of his college an
A, . " J? rtV Don't walk on the grass. The understanding of his own state
xne opinion pi . smaems inu littJe n bladeg haye been , . . - , Kas enriched
membersof the faculty who par-; subject of more space-filling their lives, and through the in
ticipated. rom all obvious editorials than. any .other single strumentalitv of-the drama in
signs, no pitches developed in topic, and they're still down- forms adapted to local environ
the day's .program, which was trodden. ment, his studies have been able
attended by throngs of out- Don't rush over to Durham to interpret to others in an ac-
siders as well as virtually- the every time you happen not to ceptable way the varied and col-
entire Toster of students and have a class ; stay here and look orful life of the South.
faculty. at the pretty oaks (or are they
Following the ceUonl popl?) . Besides,
year, xne otuueunr acuity uay get pmcnea ior nitcn-nnong in
joint committee convened to the streets, rney do that m
cogitate oyer its" success and this village.
make plans for this year, while Don't laugh at the Sopho-
mistakes were still in the mem- more Orders: however much the
donated by Louis Graves, owner studio afc retail priceg
oi tne urange rrmisnop ana
a spacious private office where JJAYD ON APPOINTS
xx wic xxx6xxu nvin. vxx xx I mrmiin mn I tinmn
may be done much more effi- THKKR TMLnEiltt
ciently completely shut off irom
the confusion of the composing New Men will Replace McCorcle
room. and Kennedy. Who Resismed
The office is the space form- Year
erly occupied by W. M. Pugh,
manaser of the shop, and is ap-l Dr. Glen Haydon, head of the
The grill will be operated by
Graham Memorial ; the manager
will receive a stipulated salary.
Director Barnes also stated
that from now on the radio in
the lounge will be on every
night from 7 to 8 o'clock and
on Sunday nights from 7 to 10
o'clock. '
proximately 10 feet wide by 20 1 department of music, has an-
feet long. The office opens on pounced the appointment of
the outside of the building and three new professors to replace
is the only means of access to T. S. McCorcle and Nelson O.
the shop at night. A neatly Kennedy wno resigned last year.
painted sign proudly acclaims the They are Benjamin F. Swalin,
fact that within is the dark lair of DePauw University ; Jan Phil
of the collegiate journalists. lip Schinhan, of the University
In one corner of the office of California ; and Peter Hansen,
istatnris ia long table, equipped who received his masters degree
with typewriters and all the fix- at Eastman School of Music in
ings, upon which the night edi- New York.
tors vainlv nound their skulls "Dr. Swalin received his Ph.D.
while trying to fit a decent head degree at the University of Vien.
upon a last minute story. A na after playing several years
large dome reflector light hangs in the Minneapolis Symphony
overhead.
OUTSTANDING RADIO
BROADCASTS
Duke Barron orch.,
Gene Burchell orch.,
1:00:
WBIG.
1:30:
WLW.
5:00: Maurie Sherman orch.,
WBIG, WHAS.
6:30: Frank Dailey orch.
WABC, WBIG.
7:00: Vallee's Variety Hour,
WEAF, WLW; Duke Barron
orch., WBIG.
7 :30 : Frank Parker, tenor.
Orchestra as a violinist. On re- WABC, WBT, WHAS.
Boat, WPTF,
Arrnsa ho rnnm sits a smal- turning to America. Professor o-u: bnow
ler desk used for make-up pur- Swalin conducted the orchestra WEAF, WSB.
.. .i m . I . i x. iL x. t -T- tt I 830? Wflvnp TTinor n-rnTi
poses, un it reposes tne iar aim Laugxii, at uemuw umver- ----- x.,
Heel's new night telephone, sity where he gained wide recog- vv
which can be awakened by the nition. He will teach violin and 9:00: Horace Heidt's Briga-
simple process of dialing 8161. A historical subjects here as well airs vvAiiu, wui, WiAbp
small desk light provides illumi- as conduct the orchestra. Faul Whiteman's Music Hall
nation here. From Vienna WPTF, WLW, WEAF.
Annother addition to the office Professor Schinhan will teach 10 :00 : Guy Lombardo orch.,
I . .. - I Timrn TTTTT1 TTT A rt
will be made within a week organ , piano, theory and l.vA vvAiso.
when the Western Union installs composition. He is a graduate of 10:30 Johnny Hamp orch.,
a simplex machine over which the Gymnasium in Vienna and WABC, WBT; Joe Bines orch.,
late telegrams can be routed the church music school in Be- WJZ ; Wayne King orch., WGN
rom Durham and which will gensburg, and has studied un- 11:00: Ben Bernie orch.,
hus eliminate the awkward der the late Professor Joseph WEAF, WENR; Dick Messner
method of receiving late foreign Renner, Jr., arid Dr. Herman prch., WABC, WBT. '
stories over long distance tele- Beuerle. Profesor Shinhan 11:60: deorge Olsen orch.,
phone by long hand. comes here from the San Fran- WABC, WBT, WHAS; Chas-
It is hoped that these latest cisco Conservatory . of Music Dornberger orch., KDKA, WJZ p
improvements will shorten the where he was dean of the organ Horace Heidt. orch., WG1SV .
working time of The Daily Tab department. ' j 11:45-': : Joe -- Sanders Torch.;'
Heel night force by at least ari Professor Peter Hansen will WGN, ,
hour, if not more. ; hold the -position of graduate! 12:00 ' .GJemi ' Lee v orch.,
assistant and will teach niano WENR.
Infirmary . and piano' ensemble. He was! 12:30: Joe- Sanders orch..
Confined in the Infirmary. yes- awarded his masters degree at WGN, WLW; Jess -Hawkins
terdav were:. J. K. PhiUips, i f" - "lB '' '
Frank Goodring( H. T. Hubbard, University Califorma. He ap-P 12 145: Horace Heidt orch..
L.M. Lewis, C. W. 'Dunbar, w " V".
Elizabeth Henry, S. T. Tucker A U7T .TT. . !Stra
House's office in publishing a
weekly calendar of University
events, copies of which are sup
plied to faculty members every
Uc ii.Aa r f V, -rv,ll 1 Jfl 4-1, : x xtuojr. xu vui6v 6 1Uv vx
jltcao xxixxxvxo. vi wic xxxvx c i yuo CUCJVUU ami liny WiCli ill ilia, I - (t this Week
VlgUlVUOlJf Lxaxxxxvx - a v- XCiUtlUUCi llKXi, 1U XI lllAnXZ XlXCxx
ions for the second annual cele- pf them, and too, it's a darn
bration was the plan to unite as an example. It must ever
Student-Faculty Day with Foun- in the annual.
der's Day on October 11. - Don't worry too much about
All students who did not fill
out the information cards neces
sary for the compilation of the
University and town directory
I tomorrow afternoon.
arA naVprt Viv .the V M. fl. A nf-
Fortunately, action on this Russia, Germany, and the rest of fiial? tft Hn fh- worp c oVlock
-J 3 1 X . J ilinnn ittitiimtn 1'UnwA I -
terday - the joint committee, there even though The Daily
meeting under a new chairman Tar Heel isn't informing them
arid -with a few new members,
voted unanimously against such
a move for three main reasons:
there is not ample time to ar
range for the celebration, the
program of which takes many
days of preparation; the move
would divest StudentFaculty
Day and Founder's Day of their
.German scientists report the
how to run their governments invention of a noiseless motor
any more. which is powered by dry ice
Incidentally, while we're on Their reports give no details as
the subject, spring will be roll- to how dry ice is used to turn
ing around m :abput nine the motor, but since the sub
months. Don't get spring fever stance gives off large quantities
too far ahead, and we'll promise of carbon dioxide when melting
not to welcome it so avidly as it is assumed that the pressure
usual, at least editorially. thus created is utilized.
L. I. Essey.
and the Rpchester Civic Sym
phony.
Internal revenue collections
in North Carolina, according to
a recent report by Collector
Charles Robertson of Greens
boro, amounted to $49,307,
in
Nationally Known "
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all the leading .College
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Styles
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