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MALE GLEE CLUB TO START SEASON TODAY
SCREEN REFLETIONS'SCHOOL1O1 fEllATlNl TILLOTSON RECOMMENDS STUDENTS TO CALL
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wired for talking pictures, with the'
result that all three of Ann Arbor's ---
Several Week End Trips to Neigh- 3 0 T C C efirst-run theaters have Vitaphone Netd of Close Relationship e-
boring Cities Being Planned , and Movietone equipment, which )weer schoois and University
for Coming Year Risfle Sh n thus far functioning excellently. Is Purpose
Good shows inaugurated the sea- -
ALL SECTIONS UNFILLED Enjoyed By Frosh on hre a -of teal sow- VRST sSSUI ThIS MONTH
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fun fest at the Wuerth, "Cocoa-
The University of Michigan's The rifle shoot sponsored by the nuts," leading the rest by a couple Beginning with the fifteenth of'
male glee club will officially open Michigan Reserve Officers Training of hundred laughs and then some! this month, a new publication, to
its 1929-30 season this afternoon Corps, last week for all inconn Based on their musical comedy hit be known as "The University of
at 4:30 o'clock when the first meet- Freshmen proved to be one of the of a few seasons ago, this all- Michigan School of Education Bul-
ing of tryouts for the fifty-two po- most popular freshmen sports list- laughing film i, one of th ifunniest letin" will be puiblished for the
sitions available will be held in ed. Over a field of 140, Maurice j of the year. purpose of bringing all schools into
room 206, Music School. Theodore Pettibon and Walter Simons tied Mary Eaton and Oscar Shaw of closer relationship with the Uni-
Harrison, director, has issued an for first place with a score of 86Mfootlight fame provide thw ro- Versity. Dean J. . Edmironson and
invitation to any eligible student out of a possible 100. Instead of Imanse in the flimsy plot enhanced ; W. It. Good have been in charge of
in the University to report at the having them shoot off the tie as ; by an Irving Berlin score and Zieg- the journal.
scheduled hour today, or to take was originally planned, each will be feld chorines. But Groucho's ri- To bring about the purpose for
advantage of the additional meet- given a rifle emblematic of first diculous chatter and the equally which the bulletin was established,
ings which have been posted for place. nonsensical antics of Ilarpo and the board in charge will send
Wednesday evening between 7:15 In view of the tremendous inter- Chico are the bright spots of the copies free of charge to superin-'
and 8:15 and Thursday afternoon est shown in this event, the de- picture. Take it in during ittendens of s ls, county co
an ngta :0ad71.partment has announced that it } iti.'aei n drn t ednso colcut on
d week's stay downtown. missioners, high school principals,
Although afternoon tryouts can will continue to sponsor this Ieet Two films with a millionaire, a and the leading administrative of-
be made at Harrison's office in the in succeeding Freshmen weeks. working girl, and a loud-mouthed I ficers in the teaching profession.
Music School, room 308 has been brother, end their respective runs , Graduates of the School of Educa-
opeted for the evening meetings. sive in the history of the club. j today at the Michigan and Ma- tion will receive a'copy of the cir-
It is hoped by both Harrison and Several years ago the glee club jestic, Both "Hard to Get" and 1 cular.
L. M. Goodspeed, '31, manager ofmade a trip to the Pacific coast "The Idle Rich," are above aver-1 The first issue will contain an
the 1929-30 club, that an unusually s where a series of concerts were age and worth looking over. article by Prof. Raleigh Schorling
large number of tryouts appear at given in the more prominent audi- B. J. A. and Prof. C. Woody on "Impres-
one of the four scheduled times toriums. The East has been toured sions of German Education." There
because of the scope of the sea-jduring the past on several occa- Subscribe for The Michigan will also be an article on the°
son's tour which has been a suc- sions, while neighboring cosmopol- ! Daily. You may either call at the j "Training of Commercial Teach-
cessful feature of Iichigan's song- itan centers are yearly locations ; Press Building or dial 21214--$400 ers" by Prof. George E. Myers.
siers for over 65 years. -Several for Michigan's concert givers. In
additional week end trips to neigh- , asking for tryouts, Harrison stated -
boring cities are being planned that there were openings in every
throughout the scholastic year, al- section of the glee club from grad-
though nothing definite has been uations and ineligibilities. A n-y
announced by either Goodspeed or range voice will find a chance of Hou
Harrison. The Christmas vacation location in this year's organ iza-
tour is listed as the most exten- tion, Harrison intimated.
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In order to receive tickets for the holders in turning in coupons, the Ohio and Harvard games as yet-
Michigan State game at the Sta- Tillotson stressed the fact that ap- unapplied for, while applications
dium this Saturday, holders of plications do not have to be for seats for the Iowa game arrtv-
Michigan conupon books should brought in but can be sent through ing shortly are certain to be filled.
bring coupon number two to the the mails, as the Michigan State According to latest reports, there
Administration building where game is the only one which requires are only about 30 of the coveted
tickets will be given in exchange an exchange at the Administration between the 30 yard line cheering
for coupons, according to an an- building. section seats left, which promhises
nouncement by Harry C. Tillotson, Although no formal check-up has a filled quota. The cheering section
business manager of the athletic been completed during the last will not be in use till the Ohio
association. few days, Tillotson announced that game on October 19, and uniforms
In asking for cooperation of book there are probably'a few tickets for will not be worn until that date.
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