DIVISION OF ADULT EDUCATION EDITION
THE CARDI.NAL
VOL. I LOUISVILLE, KY., FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1933 NO.lS
D. A. E. SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED CARDINAL HOLDS
TOURNAMENT AT
KENTUCKY HOTEL
ADULT DNISION GIVES SOCIAL
New Courses Offered
For Second Semester
Many new late afternoon, 'eve·
ning, and Saturday courses will be!
offered the second semester for
the benefit of new students and
present students of the Division
of Adult Education who want
courses not offered the first se·
mester. Freshman English (E 101
English Composition), and His­tory
of Civilization (E 101)
will be given for entering fresh·
men. These courses are arranged
so that six semester hours
credit may be earned by at·
tending school from 6:30 to 9:20
P.M. on Tuesday and Thursday.
College Algebra and Trignometry
will be offered on Monday anti
Wednesday. Among the new Ed·
ucation courses are: Public School
Administration, Tests and Meas­urements,
Teaching Industrial
Arts, Philosophy of Education,
and Educational Guidance. Most
of the courses for commerce stu­dents
are full year courses but it
is possible for those who have had
practical experience to enter the
second semester of the accounting
and advertising classes. A new
course, Credit Problems, will be
given by Mr. Scoggan of the
Louisville Credit Men's Associa-tion.
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VARSITY'S FAIREST
WILL BE CHOSEN
Thoroughbred Contests
Announced
SPEAKS AT A. D. E. SOCIAL
TONIGHT AT 8 P. M.
Last Entries At 4 0' dock
The champion bridge teams of
the University will be decided to·
night at the CARDINAL Bridge
Tournament to be played at the
Kentucky Hotel at 8 o'clock. Late
entries will be taken at the CAR·
DINAL office up to 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
So far the Liberal Arts fratern­ity
men have more entrants rep­tesenting
them than has any other
group. The Law School leads
among the professional schools.
Both auction and contract
!.-___s_ . _J._S_CH_N E_ ID_E _ R_ _~ tournaments will be played to-night
and cash prizes awarded the
Seniors Give winners.
Benefit Bridge There is much speculation
For Memorial among bridge players around the
cam pus as to who will win thl!
LEADS A. D. E. PLAY
RliTH WILSON
''NEIGHBOURS''
WITH ALL-STAR
CAST HEADLINER
Playhouse Favorites Return For
Party Show
According to the custom of the University title. The student con­tract
team who wins this title will
previous senior classes of the Lib- also gain the honor of represent-era!
Arts College, the class of ing the U. of L. in a city wide When the curtain rings up at
1933 is planning to give a me- Bridge Tournament. In the event 9:00 P.M., Wednesday, January
morial to the University. In order that a faculty team wins first 11, on Zona Gale's delightful one­to
raise additional funds for their place, it will be awarded the prize, act play "The Neighbours," The
b but the highest student team will Playhouse will welcome back to
purpose, the class will give a en- be picked to be U. of L.'s repre- its boards the stars of many
efit bridge at the Women's Build· sentative in future contests. shows. To those who follow the
ing, January 13, from 8 to 11 theatrical activities of Louisville,
o'clock. A charge of twenty-five U. of L. Showed the names of Ruth and Elizabeth
cents per person will be charged. Wilson, George Patterson, Thel-
Leslie Shively is chairman of a Much Progress rna Dolan and the others of the
committee of genera1 manage- Durl.ng 1932 cast always mean .. a great show!"
It was Boyd Martin's idea that we
ment, and he will be assisted by Upon reviewing the many invite this selected cast to do
Claude Boone, Edith Christie, events happening in the history .. Neighbours" - and we have
Drama, Talks, Music,
Reception Make Up
Party Program
A committee of students from
the Division of Adult Education
together with officials of the Di­vision
have completed plans for
one of the most ambitiou$ and en ..
tertaining social events ever given
on Belknap Campus. The Play·
house, solemn with its famout
Macauley gallery of portraits but
gay with its new foyer and decor,
ations, will provide an excellent
setting for the varied program
which will begin at 9 P.M .• Wed­nesday,
January 11th. The facul ..
ty, students, and friends of the
Division of Adult Education are
to be the guests of the University
for the occasion. Students of the
Division are especially urged to
bring as their guests any of their
friends who are interested in the
educational work of this Division
of the University:
The program has been planned
primarily for entertainment, but
time has been provided for three
short (five minute) talks by Presi~
dent Kent, Mr. 5. J. Schneider,
Secretary-Manager of the Louis·
ville Credit Men's Association,
and a student of the Division to
be selected by the student com·
mittee. The headliner for the eve·
ning will be the presentation of
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"Playhouse Dope"
Paul Jeffries, and Dulcenia Straeff· of a University, one is apt to find learned to follow his advice about The past year has been one of
er. Tickets can be purchased from that in some years there is a dis- the theatre. The play? Well, there marked progress at the Playhouse,
members of the committee or they tinct mark of progress made over couldn't be a better one; there bringing as it did the merger of
The committee on contests and can be secured at the door. others. During the year 1932 the was no douhb t about t· he plahy . Bhu t two of the outstanding dramatic
University of Louisville has at- some of t e comm1ttee t oug t organi~tions in the city. This.
features of the Thoroughbred has BREAK FOR WEDNESDAY tained levels which it has never it would be foolish to try to get Amalgamation necessitated an im"
announced two contests, one to STUDENTS - reached before. Student activities busy people who were used to do- provement of the Playhouse, giv~
determine the most beautiful girl You people who come out on in one form or another have at- ing leading parts in the big shows ing to the community a theatre
of the University, and the other, Wednesday night just got a tracted the majority of the stu· to come out here for rehearsals for whose charm alone brings many
lucky break. Mr. Boyd Mar· dents, and a number of new activ· a .one act play for our party· patrons.
the most handsome boy. Nomina.. tin is rehearsing "The Royal ities have been started. The stu- But those who doubted just The productions of the past
tions may be made by any stu· Family," the Little Theatre dent body was better organized. didn't know actors! Oh, to be year have been far above the av·
dent by sending in a photograph Company show which will b~ The Cardinal has been organized. sure George Patterson, who, in erage of Little Th"eatre produc­and
name of the nominee. In given January 19, 20, and 21, Athletics in the University have addition to being a student of The tions. There is no doubt that this.
order to launch the contest, the and the only time we could gone through a period of general Division of Adult Education, is year, under the expert direction of
Thoroughbred is asking each so· have The Playhouse was Wed- reconstruction. Both experimental busy with teaching and _final ex- Boyd Martin, the two Playhouse
rarity and fraternity to send in at l 1 nesday the eleventh. Better and statistical researches have in· aminations at Male High School, groups will again win laurels in
least one nominee immediately. luck next time Tuesday and creased over previous years. The balked a little at first. (Mr. Pat· the field of Little Theatre work.
Each week the committee will Thursday scholars! · enrollment of the school has terson had refused to work with The Little Theatre Company
select and print certain of these ~------------- gained. New departments and The Little Theatre Company dur· will present the George Kaufman~
photographs. Later, elimina~on Two bits and your chance for courses have been organized in ing January.) But when we told Edna Ferber play .. The Royal
contests will be held to determme fame. (Continued on Page 5) (Continued on Page 4) Family" on January 19, 20. 21
the twelve most beautiful girls ==~----------....:_ _ ~:_:_::..:.:.._.:__ __ _:::___: _____ ::__ _____ ==== with a matinee January 21. Re,
and twelve most handsome men, hearsals have begun and as their
which will be sent for final selec- is such an exceptional cast, one
tion of the winner to some prom· TO ALL .STUDENTS: (Continued on Page 4)
inent judge of beauty.
Further details will be an·
nounced in a later issue of the
CARDINAL. Make your nomi·
nations early!
Cardinal "Ad"
Contest Closes
The winning sorority will be
announced in the next issue of
The Cardinal.
The biggest hatch of receipts,
cartons, flour sacks, of the entire
...contest were turned in Wednes·
day, D~cemher 21. 1932, the ~os·
ing day.
In the interest of economy both of time and postage, the Registrar's Office will at the
end of this smtester ~nd grade reports .only for the freshmen in the Day Classes of the
College of Liberal Arts and in the Speed School, and for such other students in ~e Univer­sity
as have failed in one or more subjects. Reports to all students for the year will be sent
in June.
If, therefore, an oftidal report card is not received by mail. at. the home. of any student
at the dose of this semester, it will mean that he has made credits an all of his courses.
However, any other student who wishes to have his report sent borne may receive it, if
he will leave at the Registrar's Ollice an addressed postal card.
Positively no, grades will be givm aut by the Regiltrar's 08ic.e either at the window
or over the telephone. R. B. HILL,
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Watch next weeks paper for
final Kore and the ~nner. IL----~~--~------------------------------------~--~------------~------~
Chemical Engineers
Meet Wednesday
The Chemical Engineering So,
ciety will hold its next meeting
Wednesday, January 11, at noon
in the Chemistry Building. There
will be a special gueat speaker,
and eats will be served at the close
of the meeting.
NOTICE
All aenion who wish to
graduate next February m\llt
at once make application for
Degree at the Regiatrar•s oftice.