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Show April Aa-tt lExMMr 0s TTcodlay' Current Exhibit Has Been Very Successful Exercises Featuring Picture Unveiling- And Reading of Prize Essays Scheduled For 11 A. M. At High School Auditorium Springville's twenty-first annual national art show will come to a close today with formal exercises scheduled for 11 a. m. at the high school auditorium. illllilS v -' : - , - - ; . .: - -, , : . - li f : s:;;?a : ; , : ..ssi : : itmi, . mmmm$&m$w :Z MiMm: ;is jv ,.:.:.5i ;i!a:;.; .:. S;.: y'- ':,:';;:;::::::y:::;::!::-:::v v:;;:::::a . :::v whore the purchase pictures to be4 added to the school's permanent collection will be unveiled. Xhe art exhibit this year has been termed by art committee members as one of the most successful suc-cessful held and the many visitors to the gallery have been loud in their praise of the fine quality paintings on display. While attendance at the exhibit may have been slightly reduced this year due to war conditions, visitors have registered from more than half of the states in the country and from practically every city in the state. Hardly a day has passed but a civic group from this city and others have viewed the paintings. Mrs. Mae Huntington, Floss Harmer, Glen Turner, J. F. Wingate, and others of the art committee have been called on daily to give talks on the pictures displayed. The closing program will feature, fea-ture, in addition to the picture unveiling, un-veiling, community singing by the combined junior and senior high schools of "America, the Beauti-( Beauti-( Continued on page eight) Top A Frederick Waugh marine, "Gray Day," and bottom, "Woodland Stream," by Emile A. Gruppe. These outstanding paintings have been viewed by thousands during tlie Annual National Art Exhibit. Photo Courtesy Salt Lake Tribune. L ., N . . , . . 2 CURRENT EXHIBIT VERY SUCCESSFUL (Continued from page one) ful." William T. Tew of the sem-inary sem-inary will offer the invocation. The high school male quartet will furnish a vocal number; Louis Maiben and Mercedes Collett, a vocal duet, and Gordon Childs a violin solo. Winning essays written by jun. ior and senior high school students during the art month on "My Favorite Fav-orite Picture," will be read during the closing exercises, and prizes awarded to winners in each department. de-partment. Principal W. W. Brockbank will be in charge of the program, to which the public is cordially in-vited. |
