November 11, 1956

…MAGAZINE SECTION U.I P , tr ittn ttii ARTICLES, FEATURES Sunday, November 1 1 956 The Japanese Sce Today FEATmlURES 1~ eurI(Ii TIr(UfII ( '1 I (sdpry' …

…Pae Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 11, 1956 Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 11, 1956 - - -~ Ill S T ODR E H O U R S D A ILY 9 TO 5:3 0 PENDLETON PAIRABLES exclusively at Wagner's Probably the most attractiver as well as the most practical of all the many sweetheart sets. Pendleton topster jackets for men, $17.50 Pendleton sport shirts for men 511.95 Pendleton robes for men $22.50 ; Ladies' 49er lackets $17.95 New twe...…

…Sunday, November 11, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pnnp Thret* t k The Cinema Transition Tracing The Development From Silent to Sound Motion Pictures ByALF IVR F mental principles of the sound jN DEVOTING the first six of its film were worked out by Euroean ten proras to the transitiondrectors - chiefly Fritz Lang, troin the silent to thse sound film Jean Vio, Reie Clair and G W. the Gothic Film Society deals with , Pabst an extraordinarily crea...…

…Page Four THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 11, 1956 Elisabeth Schwarzkopf No Time for Politics, But A Great Deal of Hard Work By A. TSUGAWA red gown, wearing her blond, close- Richard Strauss lied about the rounded by about twenty students, with the orchestra for that even- The second of August in Strat- cropped hair like a feather crown, young lady who would rather have mostly women, nuns, all arranged ing's concert. In the program, she fo...…

…Sunday, November H, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five Sundy,.Nvemer.1 ..956_HE.MCHIAN.DILYP .aeFiv the provincialism of hinterland tnde, I was made to realize, was constantly that political activi- I ter Legge. who is head of the EM The concert itself was an anti- Canada with no cocktail lounges. tantamosunt to moral irresponsi- ties ace almost accidental to our Ltd., of London, to make cc- climax, although Miss Schwarz- By then we were a...…

…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 11, 1956 warati~rm-te is n pions The Japanese Stereotype That Gave Way to a More Realistic View By RICHARD HALLORAN Daily Staff writer DECEMBER 7, 1941, is a day sharply etched in the minds of many Americans. On that quiet Sunday morning, radios blared the astonishing news that Pearl Har- REPLE YOUR TR Wl REVLON an COSM& Avoila 1101 Soutl bor was under attack by Japanese Up to December 6. 1941,...…

…Sunday, November 11, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY pe SA1/d. rage even Japanese arriages All IIusbands Are Not Masters, All Wires Not Meek Servants I By HITROSIii WAGATSUMA additional item. a French mistress. tionally depends upon her. He. () e. a student of anthropoog nd hs thus made the paradise may be willful to hero do a son z pri narily interested in North to his nther. this pianern m American Illitns and rather na- On the other hand, the ...…

…Page Eighf THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, November 11, 1956 Kabuki heater A Discussion of Japan's Classic Art Form and Its New Problems By REIKO NVAGATSUMA of music and action. Exotic cos- The attitude or the younger n J e tume and makeup may have been generation toward life is different - A dnew to foreigners. Without know- from that of the older generation. tiona 1 rama, originated in ! teixtenth centur onae la ing the story, foreigners ma9 have...…

…Su y, November 11, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page N. ms SundpyNoi~ember1 ,1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page N~n A iy JAMEIS DYGERT 'ACH week during the fall, the New Yorker magazine, ordi- narily much too sophisticated for such things, disregards its repu- tation and devotes a column or two to a review of football. Although condescending only to consider games played by Eastern colleges, the elite in just about ev- erything except football, the m...…

…Page Ten T HE M iC H I GAm N A Y v (Z...,--1 Pl....:,..,ir. , ] 1 olzr- unnday, November 11, 1 6 came to light, ushering in the tendable only on certain occasions reflects more on Japanese or Am- PJeu, and a number of unpleasantries that Japanese courtesy was ex- Japanese comunity. Whether this second phase, a period of disillus- and under particular circum- erican morals is still not clear. At ionment with this still strange stances. In ...…

…Sunday, November 11, 1956 THE M I C H I G A N DAILY Page Eleven (Coatiaued o Poge ii) physical appearance-fewer Japa- most important single factor in Dnese than Americans wear specta- bringing this about was acquaint- J N ESEjSTER EOIYPE es and though somebody in Ja- ance with more and more Japanese pan mst hve them, I don'tre in their own environment -that member seeing a set of buck teeth. Is to say, away from the Am- disappointmsents, hopes...…

…Page Twelve CINEMA: Change (Continued fromn' Pie 11) an interlacing dance pat his earlier manner, but1 A Nous la Liberte seems to rise ;is given additional poin to prophesy in the famous se- $ iorr's exhortin voice quence in which an audience of V 1~VN s brefan{ magnates, harrangued by a patri- demonstrates that t otic orator, crazily chases back soundtrack crled a not and forith after a swirl of wind- dition, lere is little sen blown money....…

… Sunday, November 11, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen Sunday Noveber 11 1956THE MIHIGAN DA.LY.a.eTirtee WAY OUT WEST From Snowflake to Cayote, It All Has Individuality By MICHAEL KRAFT or possibly in towns like Idaho buquerque, New Mexico proclaims AS one drives toward the Pacific Springs, Colorado, when a frigid its city limits on signs which Ocean leaving behind the mon- 4 a.m. finds some loudly lit cafe seemingly stand in the mi...…

…Page Four teen T HE MIC H IG AN D AI1LY Sunday. November 1 1.156 I qe Fourteen.THE MICHIAN DILYSrie ,r r 11 as r HOW TO TR (EL BY AUTO The Fine Art of Equipping Yourself for a Joyous Excursion By DAVID KESSEL amount of dead weight to his ve- the sight of TOW THAT the driving ban has hicle to merely maintain his driv- CY signs w been somewhat relaxed, more ing speed. the tired ho of the cars on campus will be Turnpike1 legally here. We s...…

…Sunday, November 11, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Sunday, November.1.1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ae Fiftee you are careful enough, you often find that the corn ion pattern Fo r Ty es u mong intellectuals and workers, perhaps more among the former, is mixed with the mother-son pat- tern. Several cases exist where fContinued from Page 12) band and wife are often class- the husband is a senior scholar mates at college or university. to ...…

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