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Thursday, May 1, 1952

THE COLLEGE

NEWS

Page Seven



Robertian Dancers Kick
Down Audience’s Screen
Continued from Page 1

quy wth Shocket’s accompaniment
was delightful and set the high-
‘water mark in the flood of compli-
ments which rippled through the
audience at intermission. In con-
trast, the short, humorous speech-
es, characteristic of Huck, were
very amusing.

The full-bodied voices which
sang the lovely Jerome Kern mel-
odies were climaxed by John as he
poured out “Devastating”. The
voice was truly one belonging to a
star fullback, and when it was
combined with Stephanie’s (Pearl
Bailey) lighter, feminine voice,
the product was equally entertain-
ing.

‘Sittece the plot revolved around
Roberta (Aunt Minnie), the part
had to be well played. Louise

Jones, never at a loss for words
and ultra-sophisticated, portrayed
the wealthy dress-designer inimi-
tably as she reminisced “Yester-
days” with Lord Henry (Louis
White).

“Clothes make a woman” and
the fashions designed by Stepha-
nie made the models look very
smart indeed. The trim figures

‘International Evening”’
Features Drums, Dudden

Continued from Page 3

about the drums, that the two
drums are male and female (dif-
ferentiated by the one’s monoton-
ous tone and the other’s varied
voice) and it is ~ecessary to tune
them for one half hour so that
they may work together properly
—a courtship period, perhaps —
the boys played several selections
from recent Indian movies.

A few Russian dances were giv-
en by barefoot girls in colorful
costumes, and the Festival group
fed its new friends on cokes and
taught them the Hora, then send-
ing the erstwhile audience out into
the rain humming new tunes and
tripping new steps back to their
halls or off to more merry-making.



that were suggested in the fashion
show materialized in full as the
kick chorus, beautifully synchro-
nized, kicked down the mental
smoke screen. For no screen was
necessary to enjoy the clear and
precise lines cut by the dancers.

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Haverford-Hood Concert
Climaxes in ‘Magnificat’
Continued from Page 3

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olds and Mary Sihler, the massed
chorus, and the orchestra produc-
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The Magnificat, acclaimed by many
as coming as near perfection as a
human creation can, brought the
full power ands richness of the
voices of the combined groups
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