zzz THE ROTUNDA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1935
Volley Ball Practices Begin Early in Week
MUSIC IN THE AIR
we hear that the only way one gentleman from the West could quiet them down was to get out the old revolver and show that he meant business. Now, we have heard that at one time shooting was rather prevalent at Virginia. Long ago it was no oddity at all to see a student shoot out the lights before going to bed. Even further back than that a military unit was installed here — shouts and squeals from the R. O. T. C. tappers—and on several occasions the students demonstrated that "straight from the hip" meant more than it means even today. All this, however, was long ago. remaps the gentlemen who live in this particular dor.n did not suspect that there was a pistol on uie campus. Recently they discovered their mistake. They insisted upon exorcizing the son of Adam. or. in the vulgar phrase, raising Cain after being told by one of their number that he wished to study. They did not realize that one student in their midst had come to the University from way out west and probably had cowboy instincts. They soon found this out when he faced them boldly, revolver in hand. He fired into the air, looked significantly at the gun and went back to his room to study. From then on he found ideal studying conditions.
'Reprint from V. M. I. Cadet) mg him for so long in the role of FREDDIE MARTIN will soon THE BAON . . . THE BARON Volley bull started oil "with a character is still with Jack . . . Monday afternoon after the leave the East to take up a post on FRED ALLEN between broadcasts the West Coats at the Cocoanut junior-freshman basketball game. studies for B. A. degree . . Among 11 m a small "bang", but an cn- Grove . . . CHANDU. THE MA- the newer songs are: "I'M RUNGICIAN will be back on the air thualaaUc, kqral, noisy, and happy Approximately fourteen girls with a new sponsor . . . The HOL- NING AROUND IN CIRCLES, by the writer of the sensational PICdcd the first practice and as LYWOOD HOTEL program which OLO PETE; LOVE PASSES BY. features DICK POWELL and , eoood ("»■ fom the picture LIVE TONIGHT; Practices will be held two hours FRANCES LANGFORD may leave ITS EASY TO REMEMBER, from mi Tuesday! and Wednesdays and i he air in the near future . . . BING CROSBYS new picture tit,Our on Thursdays until the IHROWING STONES AT THE led MISSISSIPPI .... LITTLE b, tore Beater, This schedule, SUN seems to be the song that la JACK LITTLE has written two windi will be posted on the Ath- played most on the air . . . The new songs . . . TELL ME and letic AflKClatlOn bulletin board, oand leaders seem to favor FAIR YOU'RE A HEAVENLY THING provides time for tennis and la- I HE WELL, ANNABELLE, from ... He also introduced another show, prai Uces which will begin The RUDY VALEE SWEET MUSIC . . One of the hit tune entitled LOUISIANA FAIRY nun. TALE ... All three are good tunes Present plans are for the class tunes from WAKE UP AND . . . . The anniversary of JOHN DREAM, shown recently at J-M volley ball games to be played on HALLL, is TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR PHILIP SOUSA was celebrated reMonday and Tuesday before Eastcently . . . The POST BAND would er holidays. This gives four weeks WORDS . . . Funny songs lose do well to try some of his marches favor, BLUE MOON which led the for practices, ten of which are reare the "TOP" in marital quired for the class squad. Volley popularity for about two months is which music . . . TED LEWIS has asusslipping fast . . . WOLLARD BORball la a sport for everyone and taining program from CHICAGO one in which everyone can take XSON is not a Negro as so many and originating from a night club. think . . . This was the illusion as par) to the eevr popular SINGIN SAM .. . A friend picked him up recent. . . To clear up another rumor, ly on a Sunday night . . . Thanks BOB CROSBY is the brother of C. B. G. . . . FRED WARING and 1 the famous BING . . . Hhe is single his imitaions are still good . . . The wife of LIEBERT LOMBARand twenty-three ... In New York there are rumors that a large net- DO died recently on West Coast work may soon burst forth with . • HART and RODGERS, the Continued from page 1 ful; it expresses what can not be commercial television programs . . Writers of BLU EMOON, have a The Mutual Net-Work which in- new musical show ready which said m words. The most familiar numbers on eludes WOR, WGN, WLW. and will star RAY BOLGER, who rethe program were Kismet and WXYZ may soon add some Pociflc. cently was featured in LIFE BEDdra, the Greek goddess. Coast Stations and then step into'GINS AT 8:40 . . BEA l.n.T.rR Kismet was dressed in green and the held now dominated by the j English comedianne, who is now Special orders for black, and had a beautiful light- National and Columbia chains ... on the air, is a record breaker of long standing here and abroad . . . ing effect in which to perform To sart things off WOR has in- If Try our doughnuts the solo dance. Cassandra, also a creased its power to 50,000 watts | you want to hear your favorite solo performance, was dressed in . . . WLW is the most powerful movie stars over the air listen to station in the country with 500,000 the LU XRADIO THEATRE over flowing purple robes. The prgoram was concluded watts . . . TED WEEMS can be the NBC-WJZ net-woor. Third Street with a negro ritual, with dancing heard almost nightly over WGN accompanying the singing of . . . Try WGN around 9:45 p. m. I'lan Trip to Protest Passage and 10:15 p. m. . . . RUDY VALof Student Loyalty Bill negro spirituals. Miss Struppa presented a lovely LEE will wear the uniform of an NEW YORK. (NSFA) — At a and expressive satire, the first Annapolis Midshipman in his next half of which was classic and picture . . . The famous DON meeting of New York City college MARQUIS may soon come on the and high school student council the last half romance. Is Headquarters for the Best air to rival ALEXANDER WOOL- presidents and editors, a mass COTT ... A scientist says that protest trip to Albany to protest SANDWICHES Radio may soon be able to trans- the passage of the Nunan Bill, —and— mit odors . . . Stale jokes are bad prescribing loyalty oaths for all DRINKS enough, but when we have to put students entering New York colup with the odor . . . Phooey . . . leges in whole or part supported in Farmvilie: Continued from page 1 ing the juniors, and Jane Royall One of the finest bits of reporting by public funds, was planned for of the Hauptmann trial on the air March 7. Colleges throughout leadhiK the freshmen. In the first quarter the Juniors was done by BOAKE CARTER, the States are expected to send took the lead in the score and who gave his news in an unbiased delegates to the Capitol on that Blued ahead during the en- way. . Several of the other com- day to voice their opposition to tire ttamc. The forwards demon- mentators on the same case were the bill described by Senator Nustrated quick timing and precis- not quite as importial and invoked nan as a method "to keep Comion in thei: shots. They were a great deal of criticism from the munists out of college." At the (On the Corner! linked by strong guards and radio listeners .... DOROTHY meeting it was pointed out that PAGE of the JAN GARBER SUP- far from accomplishing this end renters. Martha Putney refereed the PER CLUB is the mother of a boy it would stimulate radical activand a girl . . . MME. SCHUMANNgame, and Miss Her umpired. HEINK and DR. WALTER DAM- ity because of its design to supThe line-up was: If bought at this store press minority belief and expresROSCH are the oldest performers Preahmen Juniors on sion. the air . . . CLYDE LUCAS and Chappelk R.F. A petition to be signed by op. Rountree his CALIFORNIA DONS will open Qllliam, j. B.L.P. Sanford, P. at the Hotel New Yorker soon . . . ponents of the measure throughthan j.c. Ranson C. This band was a sensation in Chi- out the state will be circulated by arworth, .S.c. Kern cago at the World's Fair . . , PEE a steering committee elected at Bolick R.Q. Walker WEE HUNT is six feet tall and the meeting to arrange details of Thomas L.3. Bondurant weighs 200 pounds . . . PRISCILLA the campaign to defeat the proOffers interesting instruction by Substitution!: freshmen; E. LANE of the FRED WARING pro- posal. This petition reads as fel- Artist Teachers, arranged to suit Mann, f Button juniors: L. cram is the sister of LOLA LANE lows : "Whereas the Nunan Bill is the needs of each pupil. Piano: W'.i lin.sley of the movies .... PRISCILLA ■ direct threat against academic Elsa Schemmel Fairchild. Marie would be an attraction in any mov- freedom and the right of students Schemmel Shroder. Voice: Matie . Long awaited GOODRICH to speak and act on social issues; ' tie Spencer Willis. Violin: RichTIRE program seems to be off m- and whereas, this bill is intro- mond Seay of Blackstone College. deflnltely .... Trouble among the duced at a time of widespread in featured stars which were to in- evidences of suppression nued from page 1 clude PHIL DUEY, DOCTOR schools and colleges throughout Mi Hamsonburg, West- ROCKWELL. TED LEWIS, TTM the country, I, the undersigned, BUILDING MATERIALS hampton and Winthrop Colleges. and IRENE, and THE MODERN vigorously oppose the bill and MILLWORK OM of the colleges i llolR ... If it ever does come urge its immediate abandonFarmvilie, Va. Wch Di Walmsley formerly 00 the air. TED LFWIS will be ment." I ht. missing, much to the regret of The club is constantly working many. . Ted will be replaced by Westerner's Pistol Subdued on the national queatlon and oth- LEO SPITALNY who is a brother Hraiders in Dorm Feud You Would Love to Have Your w Ul1 " " subjects They intend to of the famous PHIL ... By the Shoes Fixed at Bit OJ the season as way. PHIL is looking for a girl The dorms must be getting I the tirst part tuba player, and if you know of pretty noisy these days. In fact any be would be glad to know . . . PHIL is the leader of an all-girl 110 Third Street orchestra that la receiving a lot "ii books are muinl of comjiN'iit . . . one of the bad ROOM I I KMSIIIM.S read and lined do they really be- things on the air at present is the GifU of confhcl between BING CROSBY " home, says the New and BEN BIERNIE. who share the SCHOOL SUPPLIES i OOUeta of home ecoLasting Remembrance aame hour on different net-works UOI, A little shilling would help CANDIES Books should not be kept bethe cause . . . Another conflict is 317 Main St. Farmvilie locked glass doors in one tin' one between ALEXANDER ine should be in WOOLCOTT and JACK BENNY .. ■ room. Homemakers will not The leading bands in a popularity '■ weary with the daily poll are WAYNE KING, GUY POTTED MEATS routine if they keep books in the LOMBARDO. I llUa Store SANDWICH SPREAD JAN GARBER, kit. hen and read them during BEN BIERNIE, FRED WARING. FARMVILLE, VA. SANDWICH ROLLS moments. Children's books In another poll the stands are <<■ handy so that ■I follows GUY LOMBARDO HOT DOGS mot he: may read to them occas1 KINO, KUDY VALLEE, ionally. 1 Ki:i) WARINO, GUS HAENSEverything for the Picnic habit of reading Is as ne- CllKN . JACK BENNY tops BMOtaJ health as both i»ilN a.s In-.t , niuciiian .... lunahinc are for As does JIMMY WALL1NGTON Ith ud books can U' theannounoen . i runny had : ELECTRIC GOODS/ community It We to hear JACK PEARL in the role Main Street I .11 lUMlle Tennis Rackets and bails ! ''•'''■•' the need for them. of PETER PEIFFER after hearRoller Skate
K. M. W. C. Presents Dancing Recital
Teas and Parties Foley's Bakery
Sh annons
Juniors Victorious Over Froth Team
Southside Drug Store Films Developed FREE
The Schemmel Conservatory of Music
Three More Contests Confront Debate Club
Farmvilie Mfg. Co.
Lovelace Shoe Shop
Books Add to Home
Conoco Gas and Oil
EACO
FiU up at
Johns Motor Co.
THEATRE Mats. I p in : Nights 8 p. m. Adults 25c; Children 15c Unless otherwise noted
Farmvilie. Va.
SUPPERS AND SMALL PARTIES Good Breakfast Dinners
Thurs.. March 21
Will Rogers Ev'n \ enable. Mepin I .(.lilt in
Suppers
County Chairman
College Tea Room
Adults 25c and 35c Fri.. March 22
and
SALYL I II.IKS
Lee Tracy, Jimmy Durante
LONGWOOD
"CARNIVAL" Sheomaker & the Elves" Ml Color. REGULAR PRICKS
Sat., March 23
Buy Your CANDY
Cary Grant Elissa Landi "Enter Madame"
To Sell at
H. T. Stokes & Co.
Cartoon and Fox News
Xext Mon.Tues M. 25-26
G. F. Butcher
Irene Dunne Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers "ROBERTA"
High Street "The Convenient Store"
Comedy and Paramount News—Adults 25c and 35c
FOR GOOD THLNGS TO EAT AND DRINK
Electric Shoe Shop
\ext Wed., March 27
Will Fix Your Shoes
Jean Parker. Russell Hardie
While You Wait
"SEQUOI"
BEST WORKMANSHIP
Chapt. 8 "Tailspin Tommy"
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The Fashion Shoppe Reflects the newest styles. All dresses $2.95 up COATS, SUITS. DRESSES, UNDERWEAR 8ilk Hose Fine quality
49c
50c and 69c
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$3.95
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OTHERS at $3.5 to $6. New zipper styles and dress "blues."
BALDWIN'S
Martin the Jeweler
ROSES
f. R. Drumeller
OvertonMottley Hdwe. Co.
LOVELY EASTER DRESSES in one and two piece effects. You must see them to it ali/.' what wonderful values are $5.45, $7.45 & $9.45. SPRING SUITS—the prettiest in town
$.945l $15.97 DOROTHY MAY STORES First to Show the Newest! FARMVILLE, VA.