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Ji Of Soviets dinck); "Jago's Credo" from "Otello"1
(Verdi), Mir. Danise; Dance Poem, "Le
ear Death, Sayt IPori" (Dukas) ; "Charmant ieu
from "La Perle du Brazil (David),
Moco RpotsMiss Macbeth; Romanza from "ui
laumie Tell" (Rossini); Mr. Danise;
-~ Suite from the opera "The Perfect
°;Fool" (Hoist); "Ou va la' jeune HIl
u one" from "Laime" (Delibes), Miss
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NUN2BE1I OF IICKETS
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vision of the programis for
th annual May Festival has
Meted and the followingo con-
ounced by officials of the 1
Music:j
mecert, Wednaesday, May I1):
eniamino Gigli, tenor: thej
Choral Union; the Chica~-j
pony orchestra, Frederick
iductor. Program: Mdarchi
e Queen of Sheba" (Gold-
.ous and orchestra; "Cielo "
mn "La Gioconda" (Ponchiel-
gli; Symphony in D minor
-anck) ; "Vainment ma bienI
en "Le Roi d'Ys" ((Lao) ,
Oriental Suite "Beni iliora"
Waither's Prize Song" from
stersinger" (W Nagne) , AMr.
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(Brahms-Dvorak).; Duet "Vendetta"
fromn "Rigoletto" (Verdi) Miss Mac-
heth and Mr. Danise; March. "Pomp
and Circumstance" (Elgar).
Fifth Concert, S atturday afternoon,
+ay 19: Soloist: Ernest.Schellitig, pi-
anist; the Chicago Symphony orches-
tra ; Frederick Stock, conductor. Pro-
gram: Prelude from "Die Loreley"
(MAax, Bruch) ; Symphony in E-flat, Op.
97 (Schumann---rescored by Freder-1
ic tock); "Suite Fantastic" for pi-
ano and orchestra (Schelling), Mr.
Schelling and orchestra.
Sixtth Concert. Saturday, May 19:
Saint-Saens' opera "Samson et Dali-
.a," in concert formh with followingl
cast: Samson, dharles Marshall; De-i
lilah, Jeanne Gordon; High Priest,'
Clarence Whitehiill; Abimelich, Henri
Scott; Hebrews and. Phillistines, theI
Chora l Uion; the Chicago Symphony
orch~estra, Frederick Stock~, :onduc-
tor.
The hundreds of mail orders
for the Festival which have been flood-
ing the School of -MUSIC during .the
past few weeks h1ave all been filedj
fan~d will be mailed in a few days, ac-
cording to Charles A. Sink, secretary'
of the School. The limited number of
ticketqs sill availablq are now on sale
at the Scihool.
An edition of 30,000 announcements
of the Festivail is in press and will be
distributed 'not only 'in Ann' Arbor
but throughout the state during the
next ",o days.
DoYuKo
D o o wThe eligibility rules for intercolleg- '
iate competition?
{XWhen the, school of Education was
founded?
'What the Men's. and Girls' Educa-
tion clubs are?
I YESTERDAY'S ANSWERS
The. college of 'Dentistry was made:
a department of the University in
18"7.5. The college is on the approv-
ed list of reputable colleges, of the
Dental Educational Council of Ame'-
ica. This organization insures the.
standing of all itsgraduates lbefore
all state examining boards. By a
con'iined curricplum, students are
ahble to receive the degrees of Doctor
of :Dental Surgery fromi the Dental
college and Bachaelor 'of Arts .from the
$Literary college. This is a seven year
" curse. The regulation corse is one
of four years.
Ten menf of this year's basketball
squad were awarded letters. They
are: Howard Md. _Dirks, '24E, of Ohi-
cago, Franklin C. Cappon, '24 of Hol-
land, Gilbert C. Ely, '24D, of Wal-
dron, Mich., George S. Haggerty, '25,l
of Ypsilanti, William P. H~enderson,
I'24Ed, of Detroit, Harry G. Kipke, '24,
If Lansing, Arthur B. McNoodl, '24, of
Detroit, M~eyer Paper, '231 of St. Paul,
WV1i in 'I . Piper, '23E~, of Clumet,
aiid . T febele, '23E, of Chicago,
F+rush si t Dnes Payable. at f'n ioai
\Tow,.-Ad v.
of they 19 24 team.
Three types of insignia are award-
ed by the Athletic association, the,
Varsity M4, the, A.M.A., the reserve,
and the Freshman insignia. Varsity
letters are given men for football
baseball, track, cross country, basket:
ball, and tennis under stipified condi-
tions at the close of the; respective sea-
sons by the respective team captain;, k
coaches, and Director of Intercolleg-
iate Athletics. Men on the various
teams are recommended for insignia
by their coaches and captains. The
nmatter is in the hands of the .Board in
Control of Athletics.
manager. Dirks was elected Cal i
aI.
r ece i c J A. ke, 4lea
Pictured By Ace' cag o Central Station insti
dress a special meetingc
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nicipalities of any importance. Onlyi at 4:30 o'clock this after?
1then will commercial aviation be a 348 of the EngineeringI
possibility for this country, will speak on "Recent Ce
,Airl
"Imagine what it will mean to our
nation when aviation takes its proper
place," hie continued, "a network ofj
airlines connecting all of our cities,,
the mail aeroplanes puttin;g the peo-
ple's money to real use and at the~
same time representing a potential
national defense. One cannot empha-
size this too strongly, the need for ad-
equate air defense. The next war.
will be a war in the air. England;
Germany, and France have all real-
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Student Announices Enfggment
The engagement of Marion McLean,
'23, to George Wilcox, of Toledo, was
announced at a dinner party Saturday
night at the Pi Beta Phi house.
jFrosh Lit Dues Payable at Union.
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'Eiiland, Europe, etc. Trickets, reser-
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ful creature that she is, understands-4C~g e oLa
him erfctly I As to the future leaders of this
With the final curtain the audiencew ontlno hma h
is 'nearly won over to Marden's side. nut~,w ontko hma h
IAt least he has gained their unlintit- leaders of, the motor industry. The
ed sympathy. When hie willingly helps young men who tre in college today
Olivia hang some "camnned futuristicX are sure' to assume the positions of
curtains" that he has harshly con- magnates of the air industry. No
demned throughouit the entire playl great industry has ever been evolved
there is a feeling that in his honest; from, a previous one. The air Indus-f
SEnglish heart,',despite its stubborn ad- try will be no exception. The center'
hesion to old principles, there is a is not determined yet. Only one thing '
real goodness that must be admired. ' is certain- that 'ccnter' will be' in the
TA enol.Md-west."~
1 Th Senor lass will present "The'
Mana Who Married a Dumb Wife" by 7,rosh ;Lit Dues Payable at 'Union.'
Anatole France, at Pattengill auditor- No-w.-Adv.
iunm tonight and Fr'iday at 8 o'clock.
Tickets wNill be sold. at the door. -Adv. Try a Classified Ad--it pays.--A dv..
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lL 5 1 ".. ..econ d Co icert, T h u rsd, ay , 3 of 17 : .- - - ---
oists: Erna Rubinstein, violinis;t;
elle Addison, contralto; the Uni- f'.o rai Lenin: urenilev of Russia, at
city Choral Union;~ the Chicag:o his desk before liis illness
npphony orchestra; Mrs. Ceorg.e B. Premier Lenin of the Russ Soviets
ad, pianist; Eric Debanmarter, or-,;;is dying of p.1aralysis accordIing- to the
,st; Gustav hoist, Frederick Stock., Its rprs rn Mso. cod
I V.Mooe, cndutors Prgram I . ~ o bllertins, the paralysis in Len-
)ra and Fugue (Bach-Albeit);
ee choruses from Mass in B i, inor i' ih n i 1raig
41h with solo by Mi3 Addis on: I -
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mn to Jesus" (Hlost) ; "A Dirg);e:derer's Nsight Song" (Rubinstein),I
rwo Veterans" (X-olst) ; Conicerto Children's chorus; Valle-"Voce d>i
violin and orchestra in P minor} primavera" (Strauss) Miss Keener;
ndelssohn), Miss Rubinstein andl Ave ?Maria (Luzzi), Mr. Kraft; "The
iestra; Scherzo "L'Apprenti 1,o,- 591ht Wi;nd~ (Farley), "There are
(Dukas). l Fairids at th e Bottoir: of our Gar-,
i1Frd Cetm, Friday n fteriiioon, den" (1-ehann), I"The False Pro-
IS: Soloists: Suzanne !~~ie phet" (Scott),- Miss- Keener; selec-
o; Arthur Draft, tenor; TIrs. tions from "Ilansel Gretel" '(thumper- ..
ge B. Rhead, pianist; Children's Xinch), the Children's chorus.
ival chorus; George Oscar 130v- Fourthi Cociert, Friday', May IS:1
'conductor. Progr-am: A 111n yer' Soloists_: Florce Macbeth, soprano;{
tboven), "The Linden Tre"Ciu eppe Daiiise, baritone; the - Uni-(
ubert), Children's chorus,; Agrius versity Ch!oral Union; the' Chicago
(Bizet), Mr. Kraft; "NearestL and! .S''mphoh0y orchestra; -reilerick Stoc.k
rest" (Caracciolo), "A Streambetci conductor. Programn: Pz'elude from'
of Flowers" (Caracciolo), "Wan- "Die Kyoeningskinder" (HTmnper-
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