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The Montana Kaimin, October 7, 1927 University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Kaimin, 1898-present Montana (ASUM) 10-7-1927 The Montana Kaimin, October 7, 1927 Associated Students of the University of Montana Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Let us know how access to this document benefits ou.y Recommended Citation Associated Students of the University of Montana, "The Montana Kaimin, October 7, 1927" (1927). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 981. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/981 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Sign Up for Homecoming Ford Parade Play by Play Reports at Rialto, 3:15 Tomorrow MOHTAH A.IMIK STATE UNIVERSTY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA, MONTANA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927 VOLUME XXVII. NUMBER 5. MOUNTAINEERS CLUB REPORTS QN GAME 1,000 STUDENTS WANTED BETWEEN MONT.-WSC ‘Butter and Egg Man9 Cast Station K U O M Reopens for TO LEAVE SATURDAY to attend FOR COMO PEAKS SOS and B O N F IR E P E P R A L L Y GIVEN AT RIALTO] 1927-28 Season With FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 14 Chosen; Dan Harington Members of the Montana Motfn- According to Mike Thomas, presi­ I tnineera club will leave here Satur­ * Montana's biggest and best SOS dent of AM jM, a special wire lias of the year wilt take plaoe Friday Program Monday day noon for their climb of the high­ been leased to give the play by play Will Play Lead est of the Como' peaks, which is night, October 14. that Is, if the reports of the Montana-W.S.C. game, i 0,450 feet above sea level. The students of Montana show the which will take place this Saturday. 1 peaks are the three sharp ones seen “ Old Montana Spirit.” The returns of the game will come in I homecoming W ill B e Subject o f Opening from the road south of Hamilton and The occasion for the gigantic on a direct wire to the Rialto theater. I Three Women Being Considered for Role Address Given by President, Clapp; are situated eight miles west of assembly will be to arouse the “ ole First reports of the game will start of Mary Weston, Leading Lady; Darby. pep’’ for Saturday’s big game, coming in at 3:15. A knowledge of Prof. Little in Charge The party plans to drive up Tin when the Montana Grizzly will the exact position of the ball and the 164 People Tryout Cup creek as far as possible with the tackle the Washington Husky, as relative positions of the teams will cars and then hike up the Tin Cup the feature event of Montana’s be shown on the special football board 1 creelc trail to the foot of the peak, 13th annual Homecoming. which will >be set on the .stage. President Clapp will speak on Radio Farm School, Livestock, Dairy, The part of the leading lady in 1 Cecil Benhnm (director) ....... .— climbing it on the south side. You can help the Grizzlies win To cover the cost of the wire and .mecoming at the opening of the Crops and Soils | ........................ Raymond F. Higgins They will brin^ enough food for the biggest game of the yftar, by the rental of the theater there will “The Butter and Egg Man" has not iiversity!s radio station Monday Farm News Digest Bernie Sampson (play doctor)...... four meals and also a waterproof being at the SOS, thereby proving be an admission charge of 25 cents.' yet been decided, and'Mr. Angus, who pning. * Edward M. Little of the Piano Solo^ “ Andante, Sonata Op. 7” .........i.....'....... .C. Skeels sleeping equipment, expecting to re­ that you are backing the team for has spent the past three days casting * Peggy (chorus girl)..Elizabeth Veach ivsics department, who is to be op- Grieg turn Sunday evening. Those wishing all you are worth. itor and director-of the station this Miss Marjorie Dickinson SA VE FOUR BITS AND and trying out potential actors and j Kitty (phone girl)....... Merlie Cooney. to go on the hike will please phonej B E T H E R E ! ar, announces that regular programs O urW ild Friends and Foes I Edward Little, the leader, by Friday! BOOST HOMECOMING actresses, will give three women ! Oscar Fritchie (hotel man) ...;.___ I ..................................Tom McCarthy 11 te broadcast between S and f>:30 Baritone Solo, Bring Her Again to ni ]lt or si t & librarv, further conyideration and more try­ m. on Mondays and Thursdays and . Me” -------.................Frank Hastings ■ . _______ Homecoming Tag day has been in­ Patterson (lawyer)......Delos Thorson outs before announcing who shall tween 0:15 and 10:30 Sundays. Dr. Emerson Stone L _ stituted for next Thursday and Fri­ Wajter ............. .......... Arnold Gillette Educational Program ' Voting Folks’ Program \UAOAlE EULLEllNb day, for the financial backing of play Mary Weston. There were 164' people trying out Homecoming. Tickets will sell for for parts in “The Butter and Egg According to Mr. little, it is the M,,sic from Kosam,m‘,“ ! J SENT TO SCHOOLS] Title Role Selected 50 cents. Most students do not real­ Man,” 'and about two-thirds of these nation b f the radio! department ^ Dicking0Cn' U * Dan Harrington, who appeared in ize the value of these tags. It means were women. all of the summer session produc­ 'S ycar Pu Va « ss on c( u I |u Science by Science Service Annual bulletins for the state high • a saving of 50 cents, ns the tag en­ I “It was certainly a task to pick the tions' under Alexander Dean, has don*i programs. Although it » | Baritone Solo, “The Story of a Rose”’ |1school debate league have been sent titles the student to see the Frosh j best men and women from the large been chosen to play the title role and t their intention to eliminate music | Andrew Mack Iout, according to N. B. Beck, debate football game Saturday, morning, C£pwd that turned out,” Mr. Angus male lead. The other parts have not ,m the programs entirely, very little D f Kmorsou Stone coach. which otherwise would cost 25 cents, said last night. <*The three, girls ,1 Cora Quasi, mezzo qpntrako, a for­ been definitely decided, and Mr. An­ rz is to be broadcast. I .. ____ . The question for the debates this I and also entitles him to attend the jam considering for the leading part mer student at the i-Vniversity of gus stated that there will probably Professor G. D. Sluillenberger of i P P r t 7 V 7 ’ MF3U,,PC? 1 / a t\i? year is “ Resolved, That Interscholas- mixer that evening, which would cost are all very fine and appeared to be changes in the cast and in the 5 Physics department built the 8ta’ “A . tic ^^iletics Are Detrimental to High Montana, gave ;a concert in Slain hall another 25 cents. Outside of the fi­ show up equally well in the first try­ parts assigned after rehearsals be­ n with the help of his student o p -, J j) C L N A R A L p V A R D Schools.** Sixty-nine high schools auditorium last night Jt 8:15 o'clock. nancial gain the wearing of this tag outs. gin. itors daring the past three years. | -........- - — I were members of the league last yei^r I Miss Quast is leaving Saturday for means that you are boosting one of “ Whether the person suits the Ferring, ’29, is acting as radio At the meeting of Central Board, and Mr. Beck expects that there■ will I New York where she will study grand the best Homecomings ever staged The present lineup follows: type, his physique, acting potential- ;retary for this season. Tuesday, the.following committee np- be the usual yearly increase of .five' opera. by the University. Peter Jones (the Butter and Egg j ities and voice are all considered in Program Monday, 8 to 9:30 poiutments for vacancies of students or six new members. The member-; Miss Quasi was nssiitpfl by Carolyn There will be two tags—the stu­ Man) .................... Dan Harrington casting. Individual tryouts attempt ritone S0J0, “My Ain Folk' Lemon J who did not return this year were I ship fee has been raised from $ 1 to Friauf, violinist';, Els* Anderson, pi­ dent tags and the student alumni tags Jane Weston .....................(undecided) to do justice in judging all these fac­ Dr. Emerson Stone {made: Traditions, kelson Fritz: de- $2.50 this yea r* because of increased anist; and Mrs. DelJbss Smith, ac- which will be sold by Bear Paws and Joe Lehman (theatrical agent)...... tors. Those who were disappointed [dress by President C. II. Clapp bate manager, Chuck Alderson: so-1 expense. I comp&nist. Tanans. ...... ....................___ _____ Phil Rowe in being placed this time will all ino Solo, “Romanzri"........... Mozart cial committee, Fred Ironsides. These The program follow^: Jack McClure (Joe’s partner) ...... have good chances in the next plays, Mi&> Marjorie Dickinson people will take office at once. I ; - ..........jL;..i^:..^.'..............Rolyert Young and may there find the types they jusekefeper’s Chat , The board also decided to donate { La Serennta Tosti Funny Lehman (vaudeville per­ are suited to play.” iritone Solo, “I Know a Ilill” J $25 for decorations for Homecoming j Sapphische Od£ ..^....1..^ .^ ;^ .
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