fifth hand, the prehensile tail, Amazon Rivers, with their tribu- lombia. They live almost entirely EDUCATIONAL. possessed by the. spider monkeys. taries, flow to the Pacific Coast on berries and fruit in their native Brahms’ Violin Concerto Rightly it has been said to be the countries of Peru, Ecuador and Co- haunts. Nature’s Children most flexible of its kind in the ACCOUNTANCY world. It is never still, always seek- and Menuhin an Ovation ing something it can bring within Brings Spider Monkey the reach of hand or mouth. Some BUSINESS Orchestra (Genus ateleus) of the articles it steals are rather ttc/94‘QZ*L Ormandy and Philadelphia amazing. The habit of pilfering is | CfO (^$UHPhiladelphia Orchestra with | Classes leading to B. C. caused by their misbehavior. They The round head is crowned with Ormandy's commanding personality at the conductor’s stand and 1 Lift your bustline into new alluring January Eugene in a broken-hearted manner black or brown hair (according to Degree forming as a cry the of Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, soloist, drew large f beauty ... in a bra proportioned to 1940 participation that is most appealing, stopping species, the flesh-colored face en- 30, audience last night whose anticipation of a treat seemed fully realized, I fit the average and full bustline! Triple quickly when you express toward hances the blackness of the eye- judging by the applause which rewarded the artists after each number I strap gives firm, non-slip support! them a changed state of mind. brows and brings to your atten- and by many recalls that followed NEW FRESHMAN This responsiveness has been proven tion—upon close inspection—the recently heard here in recital, Mr. Menuhin presented this time Only again and again, which shows they alertness and intelligent expression .Dialling uiity tuut/ci tu SECTION OPENING have a highly developed intelli- in the eyes. The ears are well *1.50 lin. the crowning achievement of If the hands and feet well-earned ovation which lasted gence. shaped and fairly large. carefully and distinctive a master among are needed for a special bit of work I Bien Jolie Girdle. Talon Now Being that several minutes. The musicianly Several very able scientists have Much has been written concern- $Q.50 Registrations many compositions written for the tail is invaluable in suspending I satin *** Received “Cadenza" Enesco deserves to be remarked that the spider monkeys ing the lack of a thumb, or at best, closed, panel- particular instrument. The exacting by its owner safely while the activities are the most unusual arboreal ani- the presence of a mere suggestion demands, technically and emotion- since its was mentioned objective the of the are in progress. the are mals of the New World known to- of one. Observing spefed ally, placed upon player a to the that of tribute composer In and zoos monkey as it grasps the Spider monkeys nejoy a wide Columbus University partly responsible for its being less day. public private spider rather than a mere of vir- never to have an interested branches of trees or rods, sliding range of territory which extends I Whelans frequently heard. display they fail 1323 St. N.W. over from the State of Veracruz in WOMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP Eighteenth While the deeper note is audience. The spectators recognize its hands swiftly the surface, I It was in a spirit of rever- tuosity. DEcatur 3443 in these little guests the friendli- holding firmly to its anchor with a Mexico through Central America I 1105 F Street NA. 8225 ence that Mr. Menuhin approached as yet not a dominating part of Mr. ness, curiosity and sociability they viselike grip, you realize that the into Northern South America. They his herculean task last night, a art, his Menuhin’s making playing possess in such a high degree. thumb would be in the way. are most abundant in the forests task with loving and permeated of the “Adagio" movement some- In the language of the present What is of most interest is the through which the Irinoco and patient care audible in every note the Hungarian .. throughout the performance, with what unconvincing, » the artist revelling in the beauties spirit of the last gave his listeners j COLUMBUS of mere sound as unfolded by him. another opportunity to admire the In his characteristic manner, the adroitness of his bow and his young virtuoso gave free reign to rhythmical precision. Admirably UNIVERSITY his left fingers after the vigorous supported by Mr. Ormandy, who is the ascend- opening bars, playing an ideal co-partner, being an ac- announces i ing and the descending passages in complished violinist himself, Mr a flawless manner, leading up to Menuhin and the orchestra gave a A NEW the heavenly melody which soars memorable performance of the con- high above the orchestra. At such certo which brought the artist sev- WOODWARD CLASS moments Mr. Menuhin is at his eral recalls. FRESHMAN a natural for lyricism best, feeling Besides the Brahms work there the dominant featyre of his being were other features on the program IN LAW There was also dash and ; & playing. such as the recent orchestral ar- in his delivery of the con- vigor rangement'by Mr. Ormandy of two commencing' certo. satisfying in the t especially Bach chorale-preludes, "O Mensch. the end of which first movement at Bewein’ Dein’ Suende Gross” and the artist was the recipient of a Lothrop JANUARY “Wacht auf, ruft uns die Stimme.” j -: Inspired by a deeply religious senti- FIFTEENTH j _EDUCATIONAL._ ment nearly two centuries ago, Bach wrote these two works to the words Thirteen Hundred and Accountancy which urged repentence in the first j Twenty-three Eighteenth Pace Courses: B. C. S. and (“Oh Man, Bewail Thy Grevious M. C. S. Degrees. C. P. A. Sin”), and awakening in the second Street N.W. Wake, a Voice Is Call- an time to Even- (“Sleepers make and this stock Preparation. Day j and the 1 Divisions; Coeducational ing”). It was the sentiment opportune Washington, D. C. ing up mood that Mr. Ormandy preferred Send for 33rd Year Book. Telephone Decatur 3443 to stress in his arrangements, elimi- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY nating the showy effects usually as- 1 lOO 16th Street, N. W. at L RE 2262 sociated with an orchestration. The on Fine Linens and Bedwear audience was quick to recognize the I plentifully merits of this version, voicing us pleasure in cordial applause. ISTRAYER Eugene Zador’s music to the bal- let entitled "The Machine Man’’ has no modern dissonance in its har- ,EMPLOYMENT SERVICE mony as one might expect from an up-to-date subject. The plot is woven around a young maiden who REPORTS a favorable outlook for was kidnaped by her father's land- retained as for the Business Employment in 1940. An aver- lord and hostage unpaid rent and a young inventor age of 125 calls for trained office em- who constructed a mechanical man to save his fiancee. The music is ployees are received each month. bright and humorous, the “Scherzo" form of the auto ride and "The Waltz on the Lawn" while conven- SECRETARIAL courses for academic, tional are charming and refreshing, general, and commercial graduates, and the "Dance of the Machines,” in- troducing the brass section, is in no for college students. way objectionable, being devoid of noisy devices favored by modernists. But it was in Debussy’s “Afternoon CLASSES for beginners in shorthand of a Faun" and Ravel's "Daphnis and Review and and Chloe.” second suite, that the typewriting. speed finesse of Mr. Ormandy’s interpre- building groups for advanced students. tation could be fully appreciated. Both readings were distinguished by noteworthy point and character. •rax* ■ "———. REGISTER now. 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