The Mohler Scientific Society and the German Club jointly presented a showing of the film The Building of the Bremen in the Orpheum Theatre on Wednesday, December 7, 1932.  The Bremen was a famous German ocean liner.

The Gift of Montezuma was shown at a meeting of the Mohler Scientific Society through the generosity of the Hershey company.  The film showed the cultivation, harvesting, shipping, and processing of cocoa beans, the methods of manufacture of Hershey candies, and the town of Hershey.  It...

The Dramatic Club, under the direction of Wilbur Norcross, performed The Haunted House at 8:15pm in Bosler Hall.

The Men's Glee Club performed a concert of sacred music at Allison Memorial church.  The event was sponsored by Allison's Young People's Fellowship and was attended by parishioners and Dickinsonians.

The College Orchestra presented its tenth-annual spring concert at 8:00pm in Bosler Memorial Hall. For the first half of the program, they played Haydn's "Symphony No. 6", "Des Geistes Gesang", "She Never Told Her Love", and "In Native Worth, Aria, from Creation". After the intermission the...

The Combined Glee Clubs performed a program of seventeen songs for the 1933 commencement concert at 8:00pm in Bosler Hall. The Men's Glee Club opened the show with Coleridge-Taylor's "Viking Song" and Reichardt's "In the Time of Roses". Then the Women's Glee Club sang Wilson's "Carmena". The Men...

The Sequi-Centennial Pageant: Scenes from Dickinson's First Fifty Years by Josephine B. Meredith, '01 was performed in the Alumni Gymnasium.

Directed by W. H. Henderson and written by Pultizer price winner Owen Davis, Dickinson players performed the three-act drama, "Icebound"  in Bosler Hall. The play was positively received by an audition of 250 people. The cast included : Eleanor Waugh, Elizabeth Ralston, Don Rust, Olive...

Through a combined effort of Belles Lettres and Union Philosophical Societies, "Honorable Men" was performed in Bosler Hall to an "enthusiastic" crowd. This play was a satiric production written by Dickinsonians Martin O. Kahn and William R. Woodward.  The satire was about a Dickinson faculty...

The Westminster Chorus, conducted by John Finley Williamson, performed a program of thirteen songs. Presented by Dickinson College, the show was at 8:15pm in Lamberton Auditorium.

The Women's Choral Club performed A Musical Vesper Service at 8:30pm in the Allison Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church during commencement weekend. Their program included such pieces as St. Abrose's "Te Deum"; Pope Gregory's "Magnificat"; Rosseli's "Adoramus Te"; Palestrina's "O Bone...

The Dickinson Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Ralph Schecter, performed a program of seven pieces for their spring concert at 8:15pm in Bosler Hall. The featured attraction of the show was flautist Harry Houdeshell playing Bizet's "Minuet" from L'Arlesienne. In addition to...