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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Tues'day, February II, 19471 "i
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City Musical
Group Sets
AuditionDate
To discover and display the
best of Lincoln's musical talent,
the Lincoln Symphony associa
tion will hold a competitive audi
tion for vocalists and instrumetal
ists March 1.
Winner of the competition will
be afforded the opportunity to
present a solo appearance with
orchestral accompaniment at a
public concert to be held at the
Stuart theater April 23.
The audition is open to Lincoln
residents between the ages of 17
and 26 inclusive, who are study
ing music with a teacher residing
in Lincoln. Members of the sym
phony board will constitute the
audition committee.
Applications,
Applications must be made in
writing, must include the signa
ture of the teacher indicating ap
proval to enter the audition, and
must be mailed to Ted Butterfield,
manager, Lincoln Symphony as
sociation, by Feb. 20.
Other requirements are that the
participant choose a selection
available in the standard orches
tral libraries, and that he play the
same piece for the solo appear
ance as for the audition. He must
also furnish his own accompanist,
and will be required to pay the
rental of the orchestral score
which he uses.
Applications should be mailed
to Ted Butterfield, manager Lin
coln Symphoney Association, 325
Stuart building.
'Eat River' Reviewed
By Mrs. C. Nelson Tonite
Mrs. Carl Nelson, wife of Pro
fessor Nelson of Bus. Ad. college
will review Sholem Asch's "East
River," at the Co-ed Counselor
Book Review at Ellen Smith hall
Tuesday night at 7:00 p. m.
Jo Fankhauser, chairman of the
reviews, would like to extend a
special imitation to all of the
newcomers to the campus plus
those who have previously at
tended and are interested in these
affairs.
STOCK SHOW
len Interested ta showing itwli at the
Junior Ak-s-B show nmta rerister a
the Animal Hnihandry office before Wed
nesday, Feb. 12.
SAI'SHOT OOriRS
Anyone who would like to have copies
t snapshot taken for I tie yearbook may
reorder them from Merrell tfrant in the
JOK.NHl skIR office anytime.
VW COMMISSION t.ROl T
Anyone Interested In joining any om
tnlHHlon trroiip In the VW In Invited to do
so, even If she did not attend the rendra
Vous last Thursday.
HOMK EC OWB
Members of the Home Kc eiid) and the
Clothing and textile Iqnu UmiU will nee
aent a Ktyle show at 7 :H( p. m. Thursday
la the Ag Activities blilldlne.
rNTKRFRATKRXITY tHM'NfTL
There will he a meeting of the lnteir
fraternlty fjouncll al 5:00 on Tuesday, Feb.
It, la Room 815 of the Stnliit Iinlon.
ROD 1VMU.N, Secretary.
KTVIENT FTDMAUSTS.
Eorene Herman, secretary of tlie nnlver
alty chapter of Student Federalists haa aa
anuneed that the chapter ha been invited
to participate ta a Town Meeting being
sponsored by the public affairs committee
ft he Lincoln VW A on the topic of "We,
the People, and I'ermanent I'eaee" to be
held In the Lincoln VWCA cafeteria at 8
p. m., Tuesday.
There will be a mectllng of the Block
and Hrldie club Thursday at 7:8 4a
Koom 208 of the Animal Haahandry Hall,
according to Wllllard Viae, president.
The Syracuse Daily News re
ports that a recent survey made in
51 colleges shows the average col
lege student spends over $C00 per
year for retail buying while at
school more than one quarter
over the United States average.
Bridge Classes
Begin
5:00 p. m., Tuesdays
Ag Union
4:00 p. m.-6:00 p. m:
Thursdays
Union 313
Bridge Tournament
2:00 p. m. Sat., Feb. IS
Union YZ
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