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THE MICHIGAN" DAILY
SUNDAY, JAN1UARY 21,
JE IMPRESARiOg
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n innovation in Ann Arbor music-
history will be initrodiuced Wednes-
night of' this week when Mozart's
sical comedy "The. Impresario",
1 be presented in H-ill auditoriuml
the Choral Union concert series.
merous perforniances of opera in
iert form have been givecn at the
y Festivals, but this is the first oc-
;ion ,on which ani opera with stage
ingts and costumr s has belen of-
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andl Blade club. Burton E. Hye12Mtf l 'niu TH~n N OD~ LL VYU! AE FOR FIELD MOUSE Wigan, and stands for everything, clean
g'several selections on the mrarin- -- and wholesome in athletics. The-new
baphone. iAII~ RIU D P (Continued from Page One) ? field house will be a worthy monu-
Prof. ilobbs talked oil "Life in the orFCHU N Mq jj UBS);IYle Offers $4f9(0 orP Original }i- Kalmost solely responsible for its er- met and wil perpetuate the name
IPolar Regions During Explorations"3IUILjI search in Biology etion makes it particularly appropri- of Yost to future generations of Miclv
illustrated by a number of lantern at. that the new field house should be igan students."
slides, showing all phases of various Detroit, Jan. 2 -(B~ A. ~.-Fie
expd itin starting from the explosion of a cru-" Fellowships amounting to $4000 are named after him."I The Student Council committee in
polar and south lpolar expedit ne.nteauiu fud;o h eigofrdb heGaut colUnderwood Favors dame i carge of the movement is composed
ti- Cadillac Motor Car company, sweptI of Yale University for study and. re- rpThomas I. Underwood, '23L, presi- of Edward Lambrecht, '23, Robert
etexplorers. the branca building; at Harper 4ivenueserhobilgclubctatht dent Q the Union, said. "I firmly be- Townsend, '23E, and Calvin Campbell,
to be held once a month for all ex- +nlWdinpaetdy lmn institution. The scholarships are openbenmdatrCchYs.Tepo
service men on the campus.oiscteelythexliostfr.
____________________________to the building in various places and; to both men and women, preference, ject is a result of his vision and mni- Patronize Daily advertisers-Adv.
Iwhen the fire fighters arrived thne being givep1 to those who already hold tiative. If such an undertaking ani be - --
Dmagwr e onheectntrof. their doctor's degree. attributed to one man alone, Yost Try a Classified Ad--it pays.-Adv.
S TERDA VThe gift is in the forzn of four feb- would be that man.
YES TERDA Y IN was sustained.L The 'building, a onel owshrips o the v4ue of $1000 each "It is argued that there need be no' W alFr n eie
W~ASI GTON -J story structure, was destroyed. 'Thean arawdefo study and re- name, that it is just the field house on WeClFoanDlir
fire was prevented frome spreading to. search in anthropology, botany, zoolo- Ferry Field, Ann Arbor, Mich.," saidI HORACE CLAVEAU
Thepuli helt srvce nnun- nearby buildings. 'gy, geology, or geography. These ±Underwood. "A. newspaper mn nw~ill CLEANING & PRESSING
1 Te pblc halh srvce nnunc IThree hundredt workmen who were fellowships are open to those whoI clearly see that such an epithet is Fine Custom Tailoring
1 edl that its report shows a wide- inl the building at the time, escaped,1 have had"a year of graduate study at, highly impractical. It would proba- ~S TT
* *pead epidemic cf grippe. and no injuries are reported. isttuios f ige.larin.TAyreulEn om nckam-w1cV
Contiued iurovment as i~- Sek Mor rii3.o~ls forFrenh Pla iApiationsoforihe eafelowshp. culd by estiy sobenransmiteover rthe ________________________
Cotne epo.>r~n o e Se )oeTyus o rnhPa should lbe made to the dean of the telegraph wire." ___________________________
p~orted ill the condition of President There are still a number of vacan- graduate school, Yale university, Newi Council C(7inittee in Chrge. II
is1,"Yot h ra hearted, peerless You Will Learn l~fre Rapidly
1Harding, who is suffering from an at- ie in the cast for the 1923 French Haven, Conn., before May 1 1923, and Yostathegrea
parts. All those intending to try cutI recommendation, statements of par- fo w ecds"sadVroleiii-PIAE ESN
The cen,,us bureau amnotnced a de- Io ataeakdt oet omtclrpolm to be investigated, ley, '241, president of the Student
tr~ Eased cottonl spinning aucivity dur- 1202 south wing between 4:15 and 5:30 and reprints of 'scientific publications Council, when interviewed, "is known HLE' AC TDO
inug December, thne active spindle o'clock tomorrow afternoon, by the applicant, in every hamlet where foot.ba)l is
' hours ibeing' 431,90,410 less than in I -___________________1_____________________
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Percy LICInS Leading'
Mr. William WVade Hinshaw, for-
m erly of the M etropolitan Opera, an d r m n n i ur n t e m s c l , u u -h s e
world, wcho is now President and Gen- kugust Thyssen, octogenarian, nult-
er'al Manager of the Society of Amnerl- timillionaire coal baron of Germany,
can Singers of New York, is in charge has been placed' under arrest by the
of the production. In addition to Per- French military authorities for failure !oemer
cy hlemtis, the American baritone who to deliver coal. Thyssen while not act- ;I.
wAl1 make his Ann Arbor debut in the wally in custody has been informed + ' kecmetary Weeks in a statement do-
leading role, the cast will include that he is- to consider himseif under cdared the recent action of the hxousej
Fzancis Tyler, Thomas Mce ranahan,; arrest. Hugo Stinnes, another coal !in denying retirement pay to Majorj
11,4zeI Huntington, Lottice Howell and magnate, is in Hlamburg. Genera l Harhordi was "tan insult to I
Ul~dysCrven Te msicl end- General Harbord, and the govern.
tion is directed by Sam Franko, while iromneae811 u htaJm tisl.
the staging and production is being itod number of standing room tickets---
supervised lby illiamf Wadle H-inshiaw. are available, at the School. ;senator Lodge of the kenate foreignI
The story of "The Impresario", orzi-&ations conzumittee conl'erred with
"Hoodlwinking the Manager", is has-
ed- upon an historical episode and HOBBS, ROVIL.LAIN So retary Hlughzes and the latter i-~i
the haratersare reseted rom ealcal .ed.he ,would give the committee
thechrates repreenedfrm ea ADDR.SS VETE ,RANS fu:.themr information on the AEsmerican
life. Thle English translation of the g ennn' eaint h eaa
original German vexsion has been pre- E o;rnetsrlainothrpr-I
pare byH. E Kiehbil, usicl cit- Prof. W. 11. Hobbs of the geology de - tioas tangle.
ic o theNewYorkTribne.The imepar tinent, aind Prof. E. E. Rovillain o,
i oft eN wY r Trb n . T eU-eis about 1791 and the scene, the ro- the romance languages delpartiiienty; Conted C'1lub Peturo Todaiy
were the speakers at a smoker for c- Almmeso h oeyCii
zceaapti pnraon salon ctof Schniickanedh era ien- service men given last Wednesday! ar,, to meet. at Rentsel ier's studio o
itself is less familiar to concertgoers' night in Lane b-al by the three vet- day at 10:30 to have their group pic-}
thn iter"Dn ioani"or i erans organizations, Veterans of For- tune taken for the ltichigatzensian. (-
Nozze di Figaro", it is the product of
Mozart',,;ma ture genius and .contains
Bomze of the: hest music ever written _____________________
by hi t. All the aristocratic ele r p iOi
comedy, and contrapuntal skill comn- A T TH ARCII
monly associated with -Mozart's con- ST R S T D
positions are united in "the Impres-jj
ario".
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story of thteropera
7Phe story of the opera tells how
Enimanuel Schinickaneder, director of
the Freihaus Theater in Vienna and
Mozart's librettist, is tricked into en-
gaging Demoiselle Ulich as a member
of his comnpany. The director's ne-
p)hew, Philip, is in love with Denoi-
selle Uih but the director refusesI
to have a niece-in-law in his organ-
ization. So Demoiselle Uhlich pretends
to be' an Italian singer named Caval-
ieri and is engaged in a scene. of
tipamking- comedy with Madame Hof-I
er, the imptresario's prima donna as-
soluta. in this scene, the two singers
go through a contest in song and in
jealousy in a manner that is as funny
a?; it is ~te The music for thes9
two so>pran.os is of 'a bravura char-
acter, notable for th~e numerous and
difficult hiigh notes which it containsl
h~inat occurs frequently, while in
one place there is a high F. The buoy-
ancy and wonderful finesse in which
respect Mlozart has never been equal-
led are reflected on every page of
the score.
Officials ,of the School of Music an-
nounce that all regular seats for tile
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