. The Rotunda . ein reversierender Vortrag oder die Sjiies von Opern an bo, präsentiert in Rxhm-nd in diesem Winter undar theau;pices of the Corely Company of Richmond. Bei der Erklärung, was Oper war, erinnerte uns Miss Clowd daran, dass das Lied das wichtigste in jeder Oper ist. Die Musik maltdas Bild anstatt die Handlung oder die Worte. Während ihres Vortrags spielte Miss Clowd die victrola für mehrere Operatikarien und illustrierte so ihre interessierende Skizze von drei der Operaswliicii will oe piayeu in Richmond. Die erste der Serie war LaTosca, eine äußerst dramatische und mitreißende Tragödie. Die Geschichte ist l

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. The Rotunda . eresting talk orthe sjiies of operas to bo presentedin Rxhm-nd this winter undar theau;pices of the Corely Company ofRichmond. In explaining just what opera was, Miss Clowd reminded us of the factthat the song is the most importantthing in any opera. The music paintsthe picture rather than the action orthe words. During her talk Miss Clowd usedthe victrola to play several operaticarias, and so illustrated her interest-ing sketch of three of the operaswliicii will oe piayeu in Richmond. The first of the series was LaTosca, an intensely dramatic andstirring tragedy. The story is laid inRome, and centers around three lead-I ing character: Tosca, the beautifulj heroine; Baron Scarpia, chief of the police, and Mario, a painter. The Barber of Seville, Rossinishumorous opera was the second of theseries. This story is laid in Spain inthe 17th century. The Barber ofSeville, known as Figaro, is a Jackof all trades and a wealthy gentleman, as barbers were in those days. WhileContinued on last page. KOREAN SPEAKER HEREAUSPICES Y. W. C. . Mrs. Induk Kim will speak at S. T.C. on December 12 on her nativecountry, Korea. Last year severalgirls heard her speak at the Detroitconvention. She is a young womanwith a chaming personality. Any sub-ject she chooses will doubtless be ofj great interest to students because ofI her unsual experiences and Christian attitude toward life. DEHO-EC CHRISTMAS BAZAAR A SUCCESS MAGIC AT S.T, C. The days of miracles have not yetpassed, as those who were in the audi-torium Wednesday night can testify.For who could believe that out of merespace, real live doves, rabbits, rats, and even geese, sqealing and squawk-ing, would appear before our veryeyes! Mr. Hubert, a noted magician anda native of Farmville, presented amost baflling program of tricks andmagic which kept his audience spell-bound during the evening. Those whowere not piesent, missed a real treat. Everyone at the De-Ho-Ec bazaar, given Tuesday evening in ScienceHall, had the real C

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