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Show Dixie College Fine Arts Festival To Be Held December 3-5 Well Rounded Out Program To Be Presented By Dixie Departments One of Dixie's outstanding cultural cul-tural activities, the Fine Arts Festival, will be hold this year December 3-5. Ralph Huntsman, chairman of the Festival, states that this year's program will be at least on a par with the best of the past. The signing up of the Utah State Symphony orchestra completes com-pletes the plans for the three days. This orchestra, very popular in the state, is directed by Hans Heniot, prominent, Chicagoan, who is nationally known for his work as a musician and as a director. The objective of the organization organiza-tion is to furnish music for the masses, not for the classes. It is sponsored by the State Orchestra association, a department of the Utah State Institute of Fine Arts, in cooperation with Utah WPA music' propect. These musicians are augmented by picked professional profes-sional instrumentalists. The orchestra will appeal- on the evening of Thursday, Dec. 4. Miss Myrtle Henderson, director, direc-tor, will present the Festival play, "The Celebrity", on the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 3, to start off the three-day program. Miss Henderson has been working work-ing for some time with a carefully-selected cast, who promise a very entertaining comedy. Pictures are being received every day for the art exhibit, the opening of which will be announced announc-ed soon. This exhibit promises to be one of the best we have had, declares Mr. Huntsman. The Beaux Arts Ball on Friday, Dec. 5, will culminate a day devoted de-voted to the pictorial arts. At this time the queen of the Festival will be crowned. She will be se-( se-( Continued on page eight) Fine Arts Festival (Continued from first page) lected by the Festival committee on the basis of her interest and accomplishments in art, her popularity popu-larity and her general fitness for the honor. Mr. Huntsman, besides being general chairman, is responsible for the day of art and the art exhibit. ex-hibit. Miss Linna Snow is chairman chair-man of the day of literature, and Earl J. Bleak is directing the day devoted to music. The complete program will be available next week. |
