New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 12

12 ART WORK EXHIBIT AT NORMAL SCHoOL. Progress of Students Reliected i Mk Color and “Cutouts” Interesting art work by § senlors is being exhibited I hall at the State Normal se exhibition is under the Miss Vera Wtevens, inst to @t the schoo JToseph Wise divector of art at the The exhibition beg work dene by through the work of the The first o Hhre schoo eries is work o8 and figures | in intensity Another set of exhi juniors was the paper dolls eut and mounted, gy ing an examy tuming, as f facts of art we Includes cut lettering being During th from paper. half of the Junlor year the young women learn in art what they will ach in the firet, second and third gr This work consists of makh K prints Object drawings and work ir black and white are also uded In the senlor year the aim of the instructor iy to have the students get an idea of effective dark and light effects. Water color work is also i1 cluded During the second half of the senlor year the study of perspective I8 taken up, objects being druwr ( then colored, shading bheing empha- sized. Work that will be needed for teaching in the fourth, fifth and sixth grades is taught to senfor puplls in the second half of the year, Spac- ing and color is stressed In the second half of the year the students take up the draw- ing of letters, all lettering being cut from paper up to this time, Cut work posters are also made, the stu- dents taking an original subfect and making it from cut picces of vari- colored paper. It is the plan of the instructor to | have senlors paint posters, there hav- | senfor ! (Fernundoz Ramos, the operator who'll |probably handle your call, is about NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE }, Special ehlidren's pr Phe Wewpie T by Anit for that work | entered apportunity Miss Stervens ™ y last fall Examples of all the work s hibite Bach section is illustrated by several drawings or prints and the tudents from the 1 black and white y SIng of perapective i gs and posters is shown, step by stepfi as the YOUNE WOmMAN passes inior and senlor years 00 p. m 615 p. m trio of the orehestra fontes T:00 p, m,~Ball seores. Current 1:45 events of 7:15 p. m.—Literary period ducted by Marjory Stewart 7:30 p. m.—Farm program eon ducted by the National Btockman and Farmer, Pittsburgh, Pa T:45 p. m. The Visit to the Little Folks by the Dreamtime Lady §:00 p. m,—Ball scores. Nationa Stockman and Farmer Market re ports. 8§15 p. m tinued, §:30 p, m,~—Coneert by the Trio of the KDKA Little Symphony orehes. tra. Friday, June 1, KDKA (Westinghouse—East Pittsburgh) New York City) m.~Musica by Mary Plowder colian Ha 6:15 p ohildren Hall scores Dinner coneert by the KDKA Little through the Kerna Symphony mphor pom Moment, Please ! TAterary talk (Courtes: Harper Brothers) eon 8:00 p, m~Co of The Retty Ti reau pm otson Concert Bu WGl (American Radio & Re Medford Hillside search Corp. Mass) 600 p.m Late Sports news 616 p. m No. A7, 6:30 p, m.—Roston poliee Amrad bulletin board #:80 p. m,—Evening program-— (a) Bilversmith series by David Cheney (b) Concert hy llogers Quartet (e) Concert by Strem's Orchestra Farm program con. Code practice, lessor WBZ (Westinghouse—Springfeld), M 8:30 p. m.—Basebal! scores of the Eastern, American and Natlona leagues, Falry tales, 8:456 p. m~—"Farm Help from the Birds," from the United States Dept of Agriculture, 8:66 p. m.~News of the day 9:00 p, m.—Baseball scores. cert by Mme, Bourbenals, Jean Bourbenals, violinist; Bourbenais, pianist; Mdme soprano, 9:25 p. m~—Laughs from Life by speclal arrangement with Life Maga- zine, 9:30 p. m.- sleal program, 9:50 p. m.—Bedtime Grown-ups prepared by Marden, 9:66 p. m.- ;Honjnmln Franklin WGy (General Electric Co., N. Y) fons FORD ‘eellist Mdme S Bl Owners Wonderful new ignstion system in- Continuation of mu- specd story for s suto; vk control #1215 maticapa Orison 8. A few minutes with Baseball scores, Now we know you won't bawl out the operator when you're telephon- ing Havana, Cuba. 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