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Show REVIEWS ... In the last issue of the Crier I made mention of a stage play put by the University Players, All the Kings Men. Now you can see it on the screen at one of the local houses. Other pictures of note, or at least worth mentioning, Sands of Iwo Jima and Battleground, are two better than average war films. Also showing in town is The Life and Loves of Tschaikovsky, which has both story and music, with German diaion National Teacher Examinations Ive ANENT BRITAIN The National Teacher Examinations will be held again ' this year at Westminster College, Feb- My good friend, K. Lippincott, sent me the following, wondering if any WCs would be interested: American dollars for British bleat-ing- s Devaluation of the British ruary 18, 1950. All education majors in the pound makes it more economical college, enrolled in their junior or than ever for herders in this counsenior year are required to take try to introduce the examination. This examination is made up of a battery of new blood into their goat herds tests designed to measure candi- by purchasing from British breeddates for teaching positions. The ers. The entire procedure is rathexamination is divided into two er simple, too. logue. The coming attraction at The Juniors are required to the Cinema Art is Nicholas Nick-leb- y parts. We suggest that, through the take only the first part, the Comby Dickens. mon and Optional examinations. British Goat Society, you make On the stage, the Salt Lake TheCommon examination cov- your own selections in Britain . . . atre will present Smilin Through ersThethree sections: General Cul- and we will be glad to help you three nights beginning January Mental Abilities and Basic make the arrangements for bring16 (and I dont m'ean the night of ture, Skills, and Professional InformaJanuary 16th, as at WC. This tion. The Optional examination is ing the stock to America. Or, if same company will put on The prefer, wrell even cooperate to demonstrate mastery you designed to the point of working with you Glass Menagerie in February. If of the subject matter a candidate the British Goat Society Tennessee Williams you enjoyed wishes to teach. All questions are (through and British Breeders ) in the seStreet Car Named Desire, then of the objective type involving lection of stock. you surly will wTant to aee his multiple choice answers. Menagerie. (Ed note: Official value of British pound is 2.80, however, Have you heard that the WestSTUDENT minster Players are going to give you can buy pounds in NYC for RECITALS two plays this spring Semester? only 2.47. There are so many Both plays are to have twro night Students of the Westminster sheep herders on the campus, we runs. This seems to indicate that College Conservatory of Music and thought some freshman would like there is activity in the drama de- Voice students under th'e direction to be different.) partment. of Louise Bowman Engle and Latest Russian invention the Elizabeth Hayes Simpson and Music in SLC? There has been They probably perfectstudents of Joyce Deardorff parachute. off towers of St. ed plenty and there seems no end piano it by jumping in the near future. During the will be presented in a recital, Basils Cathedral during the reign January 18, 4 p. m. in of Ivan t Terrible. holidays, the Utah Sjmphony Wednesday, Hall. gave a childrens program that Ferry had the grown-up- s liking it "Of Students on the program inif J didnt course, get your clude: Barbara Walker, Eugene you tickets eary for the Rubinstein Melclier, William Bendt, Gloria EXPERT CLEANING AND concert with the Utah Symphony Walker, Freddie PRESSING Dart, Ilal Per-hayou misled one of the seasons Leonard Hurst, Virginia best Following Smith, Joan McKendrick, Robert presentations. DEPENDABLE LAUNDRY Rubinstein by one wreek comes Boughton, Nancy Ann Ilamonn, SERVICE Rise Stevens on the Master Minds Keith Louise Grey, Blan-harJackson, Series. January 25, the Utah Gaar, Barbara Harris, Hollis Reasonable Rates Symphony will have as guest vio- Brown, Merelyn Gray, Lee Jenlinist Miss Frances Magnes. A nings, Marjorie McDermaid and o musical treat a wreek! What more Ruth Shorthill. do you want? Tlie public is cordially invited PROFESSIONAL to recital. this attend REGISTRATION high-producin- g 1 . Id a friend meet. Athletic girl: like you to What can he do? Chorus girl: he have? How much does Literary girl: What does he read? Society girl: Who is his family? Religious girl: does he attend! Ferry he? What church Hall girl: Where Let Henry is . It Do HENRYS BARBER SHOP For the Best Cut in Town Why Go Farther? Prescriptions Soda Fountain Y 4, Luncheonette Sundries d i Magazines Tobacco Film Service I REQUIREMENTS Procedures for enrolling for the second semester have been announced by the Registrar (office. All present students will fill out their class cards during the test week and turn them back to the Registrar. On the day of registration, Monday, January 30. each student will pick up his cards from the Deans Office and proceed to the Business Office. This simplified procedure will cut time considerably, provided all students cooperate with the plan. All Juniors and Seniors are to their respective faculty advisors before coming to the Registrars Office. see Boughton said that, Schedules should be out and in the hands of the students by next Dean week. CLEANERS DR. STEELE ON THE ROAD 1649 South 11th East Dial Dr. Robert I). Steele, president of the college, currently in Cincinnati, Ohio, is making a twenty-daswing of preaching engagements and conferences in the east during the month of January. y Dr. Steele is in Cincinnati for a conference of college presidents. Upon leaving Cincinnati he will go to New York City for a conference and make a trip over to Ridgewmod, N. J., for a preaching engagement at the Ridgewmod Presbyterian Church. The 17th of January will find Dr. Steele in Cleveland for a one night stop, going on to Detroit, where he is scheduled to preach to the Wood-war- d Presbyterian Church, ne wdll have a 'one day stop in Chicago, January 23rd and return to Westminster College, January 25th. 92 COMPLETE ' t gi 11 A -- - - SERVICE OP Westminster Cafe Your Best Bet Our Special Dinners Hamburgers and Sandwiches 1847 SO. 11th EAST Phone Bryan Pharmacy 1702 South 1 1th East Dial 6-68- 32 |