New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 15

| | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1926 At \\nlnh hn\\'.- I located an undisturbed row i er, for not only are pleats | tistles show. Many of the colleges choose the Ir 1 | one of which indicated Hudson Bay | |, oy ‘num any influence, ‘Il\lll‘llll\), lh Stageralt Importnt i Sl s s vt Bt of Ancet R Foud 5 s ot S th ¥ | 2| pL u;.‘ nl‘\‘nlllq I.‘“ln)\\l<’<| "4 .U,:ml:h;;nxu;ll;h [ them & chance to get some of their ‘ on like tha ng tribes ]flsmmmns | Tn some cases the dramatic as- | ; \“m,w_., [own back after being hard hit by | [sociations entit. the aid of tho i by Musenm Bthnologist | "Me xriegor aiso touna picto. | ¥OBU® otushort skiris cal clubs, ¢ Massachusets | graphs cut in the basalt bluffs of : Boeton, April 30 P — New Eng. "1t v in the i fRarTvs aie. |the river bank, These nltlogmp)\t«‘ 1,100,000 JAPS LIVING ABROAD | Iaod, onee educited againel thg |Hual “Te In others the ashington, April 40.—The | showed shiclds bows, arrows, goats,| Tokyo, April 30 (A — Japanese sunres of stagecraft, is now fast be. |PlAYers from campus to mbia river reglon of the stato | Mg horn sheep, and designs sugges- | living abroad, including those from coming Instructed In dramatic crea. |“AMDUS I the fashion of the travel- | of Washington harborcd one of the |tIVe of the rising sun, lightning, and | Korca and Formosa, total ap- tlon. [ing mimes of early continental | st populations In Yrehistoric |50 on Where educators and preachers, |'Me8 Tho Willlams College players Amerien in the opinion of a| The ethnologist is sending back to | often one and the same, formerly |TeCently illustrated this when they s 1ist now making a | the Smithsonian a o quantity of | cried shama upon the theater, and |(*Mred the entertainment of the | i Dit house sites of the | Ariifacts including arrow points of | ABUERIE ‘0F intitinghed th unlor class night at Wellesley, | old Yakima and Kliekitat Indians, | #ato and obsidian, pestles, chisels, | along with the wi ihatic . | The colleges have even succumbed | t sinkers, bowls, pipes, scrapers, 3 A ! | Herbert W. Krieger of the Nationul and the non-conformer, they now |0 the Fnj tof presenting | yucoum reports to Dr. J. Walter |5tone paddies, fish s lers, anchor vleated trimmings. 8 by open competition; mhu« | do ehn 0w, Giving Resinol heals stubborn sores on ‘appeal earnestly to their audlences |MoUen Holy Cross | jiawies, chlef of the burcau of |5tONes and many othe I baby's head to spread the lore of the “hourds,” |PIADS 10 prog acbeth” i con- | wpnology, by whom he sent out, [ M Krleger's survey of the Colum- | The college and university fs fast |{CMPOTArY costume in the mear fu- | "ot Y win of house [ Pa basin relics s only incldental to | Hair now fluffy and silky taking the lead. All but a few of the (W' . sites strelehing f 500 miles along | "8 major project which s the| e EEe—————— | forty or mors New Enginnd cotleges | The leading e fleld 1 | (o hanks of the Colimbia from tha | **8toration of the totem poles of | Weat Springfeld, Mass, Oct. 9: | have active dramatic assoclations, |FTOf: George I former- | palies in Orcgon to the Canadian |S0utheastern Alaska. —He will pro- | =“My baby's head was’ covered | and present three, four and some- |'¥ Of the Har 47 Workshop," | ), g, ceed shortly to KKansas, sored. I took him to several | times more plave each yoar. Har- AN now the head of the Sehiool of vard's “Hasty Pudding,” the Bafes |Prama at Yale, ] “4A Players” and Radeliffe's | Prof. Raker-and his assistants of- “Ialer" productions, are looked for. |[OF cssions in the technlque and T el Rk 16 Ia ante ay M. | doctors and tried various remedies Crieger . . S r ; R but nothing did Krieger tes, before the r 5 AR g lentte oo e e e Why HushandsfATel Sad (B ah g B en basin was one of the most don And Cloth Dealers Glad | L hcard of Resinol searce, M ward to each year by the world out. |fOrms of the drama, playwrilng, | yonuinred sections of Notth Amert Ointment and de- ‘side s well as on the campus, |stage and costume design | The Columbia links up with other London, April 30 () — Gloom | cided to try it. In Many of these same colleges have |I€hting pageantry, dramatic critl- 1 orthern highways amd A 18 heavy on the hearts of Lon-| Mo time at all his fnatituted courses in the contem- [oisn and producing. Besides "\!N‘ loubtedly one of t trading | don bands scalp was smooth, yorary drama, of equal rating with | theve are five prep: courses In | ounters and Fur- | Wi & how!otnze forlpleatine hair grew out former “heavy" conferences in 1”" l”""' irtment therniore, foc Tl S Gy boon | silky and fluffy A | fi:\‘m(esprnr. Sophocles and Aesehy- e R ”” eraduate | he Columbia; elsewhere it was |« drast e 1y i ed b ratar R ond. Iny never had any morye trouble,” (Signed) Mrs. Scharmer, Hayes Ave,, via, Chic- ‘ opee, Mass, T —— — 1dy's garments, school, i I e e Ah At 1§ | I have connted hundreds of ruins | risen corresponding d the cost has | ecome n neces mmencement and | . = " it has found a for- Sesaui-(‘enfennial {o | d place in the repertoire of the x BT T e varlous campus clubs; it i3 the ulti- e Mugical Feature T‘MH ]h‘ly\hl‘l_ April 80 (P mate expression of the cultural ad- cemient of the I'rench, Italian, tes is one of fl s planned for the Iy man and Spanish circles, A play 1s the feature of the an- 00 Da celebration in nual Wellesley “Ifloat Ni " Uni- cetion with the sesqui-centen 11 of the birth of the republic in this eity. 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