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Home of Wilson Brothers Ivy League Shirts o GILBERT'S SHOPPING CENTER —ON THE CAMPUS The Scholastic tnifim *entf ee' thinks Bby WilUam M. Mailoy cinerama nice E HAVE A PLAN. It is possible many squeaking boxes of popcorn for the intennission, the sci-een got big­ W to install Cinerama in Washing- throughout the audience soon forbade ger and bigger and bigger and GOOD Mton Hall within a single fiscal year! prolonging this ethereal effect to all but LORD, IT'S . ^'Entree has investigated the eminently the most experienced escape artists. (It unsatisfactory conditions in Washington cannot be too widely known that we dis­ CINERAiMA Hall and advises improvement. Pre­ approve of popcorn in the more serious sumably there will be complications, but theaters and recommend that it be re­ Our first impression was that of three the effort is now plausible. placed by Hershey bars or some other movies stuck together. After we dis­ Desiring an accurate knowledge of commodity less offensive to our auditory covered that all three had approximate­ Cinerama we recently made a visit to sensations.) This symphony—^music, ly the same subject matter it seemed Pittsburgh to discover the pros and cons brats, mothers, popcorn—endured an un­ more like badly overlapping wallpaper. of the ambitious enterprise which the bearably long time before the lights For fear of falling into the vastness installation of this modern miracle in finally dimmed. And then it began. of the thing we instinctively grabbed the Washington Hall would surely be. And But wait! Something was wi-ong. The hand of the man sitting next to us. We e are eager to tell you how much our movie screen was hardly bigger than withdrew it apologetically, but the kind­ ? old "talkie theater" needs an emotional the normal CinemaScope, which every­ ly man smiled understandingly at our lift like Cinerama. For the benefit of one knows is a cheap imitation of Cin­ awe, for he too was overwhelmed by this latest of gods made by modem science. those who have not witnessed this Levia­ erama. Waiting for further develop­ than of Lights and Celluloid let us ex­ ments we tilted back in our not veiy "Ain't nature gi-and," he gasped, plain that it is no mere movie, but rather gratuitous seat to enjoy the show. "just look at them mountains," indicat­ the height of human adroitness. And what a show! First we were ing the screen which seemed to be every­ In Pittsburgh, when we bought our informed that we were going on a where about us. We said that it was. ticket (which was half the fun and more Cinerama Holiday, another one of those Perhaps he was some latent artist, some hidden Tonio Kroger being brought out than half the money) we found that we interesting travelogs with comments by of his shell; another wondrous effect of , liad a resei-ved seat just like in a real the "I've been there" set from the seats Cinerama. aseball game. After being ushered to in front of us. Next we learned (in our seat by a gentle but militarily at­ a marathon monolog accompanied by The scenes unfolded endlessly, rang­ tired maid we declined many invitations drums, trampets and cymbals that gave ing from bobsled rides to risque Paris to purchase a program hoping somehow us a brief and intricate step-by-step night clubs, and when it was all over to enjoy the show in spite of our ignor­ story) of the invention of Cinerama, we could not have been more exhausted ance. The theater was luxurious. We and that the inventor perished shortly had we taken the trip ourselves. especially liked the alternating columns after its completion. During this nar­ Entree wishes to announce that it will of the Doric and Corinthian orders that ration, subtle comments were tucked in, take upon itself the responsibility for the bravely supported a most un-theater- hinting to the effect that Cinerama installation of Cinerama here at Wash­ like sky of scrambled clouds. Rich might be a good thing and this cause was ington Hall. Those wishing to be on brown curtains wanned by footlights presented with such efficiency that it committees that will undoubtedly be , and filled with the mystery of promise, shamed both the efforts of the angels needed should send their names, ad­ iJlie excitement of surprise, loomed every­ announcing the birth of Christ and the dresses and a short sketch of their where on the horizon. Here and there nagging roar of the people cured by abilities to Entree c/o the SCHOLASTIC. ' Romans, two-by-two, discussed law while Hadacol. Those wishing to donate to this cause, climbing to their seats or casting glances Finally, we met two charming couples please make out checks to NOTRE at the colossal screen with expectantly that were simple and plain, one of which DAME FOUNDATION FOR CINER­ nervous casualness. We noticed that made us feel glad that we do not abuse AMA AT WASHINGTON HALL- several bishops and their assistants were language as they do in Kansas (that's We cannot help but feel that Cin­ present. getting a bit too simple) and the other, erama should be installed in Washing­ Warningly, music started into life Europeans, who never let us forget that ton Hall. Hundreds of students might -from secret places and was taken up after all this was America and that they, • be brought out of their shell just as enthusiastically by several brats on our in Em-ope, "don't have it half so good" the lonely old gentleman we sat next left and counter-pointed by their re- as we do. to in Pittsburgh. We do not mean to .rspectively desperate mothers. These Well, the American couple got into a criticize unjustly the status quo of our Hbree voices had a Khachaturian gran- very special airplane and flew to SAvitz- movie facilities here on the campus but ^3ur and a most unearthly urgency im­ erland chanting the divine pi*aises of we do feel it ain't quite enough to brin^ plying, we supposed, the out-of-this- Cinerama, and then, just when we were the students out of their shell. Students world caliber of Cinerama. However, sure that it was time' (see page 13). should be brought out of their shefls. October 28, 1955 « * The Notre Dame llefijenc44444J34t ^FARLUS^DICK by AL CAPP California, Here We Come! THAT RECORD'LL REPEAT l-T/SeT J ITSELF FOREVER.':'Hwi#D- Editor: IT'LL DRIVE FOSDICK fooor Scholastic RECEIVED TODAY FIRST TWO STARK,RAVIMG ^'^^rSSM, ISSUES OF SCHOLASTIC (Stop) COV­ Vol. 97 Oct. 28, 1955 No. 5 I ERS BY NAVIN TERRIFIC (Stop) AVHOLE ISSUE STIMULATING Discc Quasi Semper Victunis KEEP IT UP (Stop) Vive Quasi Cras Moriturus George Moty Redding, Calif. Founded 1867 ^Mfi Entered as second class matter at Notre Dame, We're So Veddy, Veddy . Indiana. Accepted for mailing at special rate of Editor: •IVO DA-^S LATER — postage. Section 1101, October 3, 1917. Authorized uCK'-E-'f-THAT'S June 23, 1918. Move over 'Neio Yorker, and you, too, THE XI- Atlantic; the Notre Dame SCHOLASTIC ^^?^ LL lONTH has gone high-brow, and is now in the TiME.rr-oH,irs JOHN ADAMS process of elevating five thousand here­ WORK IM'ON HIS Editor tofore unresponsive college students, to '^f BRAIN, ALL RlGHT.r the heights of aesthetic bliss. PAUL LaFRENIERE No longer is our magazine lowered by Associate Editor dull graphic covers. Sense has given CHARLES McKENDRICK ....News Editor way to significance and the pages are full of hidden meanings for us to enjoy. ED JOYCE Copy Editor For those of us who did not realize this, BOB KAUFMAN Production Manager we were told very explicitly in the sec­ DAVE KUBAL Assistant News ond issue, in an article called "Apathy" DAVE THOMPSON Assistant News (which means "a lack of passion," ac­ THEV 1 CANT UNDERSTAND cording to Webster).