Performances, Films, and Exhibits

The Sequi-Centennial Pageant by Josephine B. Meredith, '01, a show outlining the history of the college, was performed in the Alumni Gymnasium.

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's Octet performed the next two pieces: Tosti's "Good-bye" and Bartholomew's "The Battle of Jericho". A trombone duet then played Donizetti's "Sextet from Lucia". The Women's Glee Club returned to the stage to sing Spross' "The Sunset Hour" and Forsyth's "Sun-Loving Swallow".

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 program continued with Smetana's "Polka" and "Comedians Dance", and Ravel's "Bolero". 

The Girl's Glee Club and the Choir performed the 1932 Christmas Musicale in Allison Memorial Church at 11:00am. They sang Borowski's "Adoration", Bach's "Beside Thy Cradle", an Austrian folk song entitled "Shepherd's Christmas Song", Adam's "O Holy Night", Day's "Arise, Shine: For Thy Light is Come", Praetorius' "Lo, How a Rose Ere Blooming", a sixteenth-century carol entitled "In Bethlem's Manger Lowly", Gounod's "Adore and Be Still", and Tours' "Sing O Heavens". 

The Zimmer Harp Trio performed their critically-acclaimed concert at 8:00pm in Bosler Hall.

The College Orchestra performed in their annual spring concert at 8:00pm in Bosler Memorial Hall. Their program included Ludwig von Beethoven's "Symphony in C Major (No. 1)", Mendelssohn's "Capriccio Brillante", Edward Grieg's "The Last Spring", Franz Schubert's "Minuet in B Minor" and "Moment Musical, No. 3", and Wolfgang Mozart's "Serenade: 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik". 

The German Club presented a concert of German music performed by Hans Von Wasielewski on cello and Clarence E. Heckler on the organ. The recital was held at the Grace Church at 8:00pm.

The Combined Glee Clubs performed Oh Doctor, an operetta by Estelle Merryman Clark and Palmer John Clark, at 8:30pm in Bosler Hall.

As a part of their spring tour, the Glee Club performed their program of nineteen songs at the first Methodist Episcopal Church in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania. In the first half of the show, they sang Jenkins' "Victory", Metcalf-Lynes' "Absent", Sanderson's "Until", Adams' "The Bells of St. Mary's", Galloway's "Gypsy Trail", McGill's "Duna", Schenk's "Bow Down", and Chudleigh-Candish's "Song of the Jolly Roger".

As a part of their spring tour, the Glee Club performed their program of nineteen songs at the Bedford Methodist Episcopal Church. In the first half of the show, they sang Jenkins' "Victory", Metcalf-Lynes' "Absent", Sanderson's "Until", Adams' "The Bells of St. Mary's", Galloway's "Gypsy Trail", McGill's "Duna", Schenk's "Bow Down", and Chudleigh-Candish's "Song of the Jolly Roger".

As a part of their spring tour, the Glee Club performed at 8:00pm at St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Chrurch in Hagerstown, Maryland. Their program included Opensaw's "June Brought the Roses", Steven's "Christ in Flanders", Nevin's "Mexican Serenade", Parks' "Just Smile", Brackett's "Wonderful Men", Parks' "Women", Smith's "Slumber Song", Christie's "Old Time Straw Ride", Bronte's "Stars Brightly Shining", Moore's "To Live and Love Again", and Speaks' "On the Road to Mandalay", as well as some college songs.

The Men's and Women's Glee Club, assisted by the "Famous 1914 Glee Club", performed a program of eleven songs for the 1924 Commencement Concert in Bosler Hall. The men sang Massanet's "Elegy", Trinkaus' "Can't Yo' Heah Me Callin'", Nachez's "Dances Iziganes", Edgar's "Salut d'Amom", Kreisler's "Liebesfrend", Parks' "Women", Bracket's "Wonderful Men", and Parks' "Just Smile".

The Combined Glee  Clubs and Orchestra of Dickinson College performed The Maid and the Middy, a comic operetta by David Stevens and George Lowell Tracy, at 8:15pm.

The Glee Club performed for their 1923 spring concert at 8:15pm in Bosler Hall. The program included Troters' "Marching", Holden's "When Twilight Dews", Nevin's "The Rosary", Schmann's "The Two Grenadiers", Widener's "Honey Town", Cadman's "At Dawning", Adams' "Far Away in the South", Reichardt's "In the Time of Roses", Jacobs-Bond's "A Perfect Day", Markie's "The Hell Gate of Soisson", Kratz's "Women", Roma's "Can't Yo Hear Me Callin' Caroline", MacFarlane's "America, The Beautiful", and King's "Noble Dickinsonia".

The Philomel Club presented their spring concert at 8:00pm in Bosler Hall. They began with Grieg's "Peer Gynt Suite": "Morning Mood", "Asa's Death", "Anitra's Dance", and "In the Hall of the Mountain King". The program continued with Verdi's "Caro Nome", Barratt's "It was a Lover and His Lass" and "Lullaby", Polk's "Just a Tiny Ray of Sunshine", Densmore's "I Know Where a Garden Grows", Curran's "Dawn", Phillips' "Wake Up", McKinney's "De San'man's Song", and Burleigh's "Deep River". The club closed their concert with Foster's "The Americans Come".  

The Philomel Club performed An Adamless Eden, a comic opera by H. S. Glard and W. A. Slaughter, at 8:00pm in Bosler Hall.

The Philomel Club presented  their 1920 winter concert in Bosler Hall. They sang Harris' "Venice", Cesek-Roepper's "Slumber Song", von Weber's "Jubilee Overture", Hervey's "Once", de Fontenailles' "Resolve", Rachmaninoff's "The Captive", Stair's "Little Dutch Lullaby", Spross' "Harp of Winds", Kreisler's "Liebesfreud", "Jean Valjean and the Bishop" from Les Miserables, Pinsuti's "One Fleeting Hour", Ware's "Keep on Smiling", Elgar's "Doubt Not Thy Father's Care", and Mana-Zucco's "I Love You So". 

The commencement concert for the 1919-1920 academic year was held in Bosler Hall at the start of commencement weekend. The program opened with the Choir singing von der Stucken's "Our Glorious Land" and Sullivan's "The Lost Chord".  George Vanaman then gave a reading from Ben Hur and Margaret Eslinger performed a piano solo to Godard's "Valse Chromatique". Thamzine Cox took the stage to sing two solos: Woodman's "My Heart is a Lute" and Eden's "What's in the Air To-day". Then the Philomel Club performed The Lady of Shalott, a cantata by Tennyson and Bendall".

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of twelve songs for the 1917 commencement concert in Bosler Hall. The Glee Club sang Blossom-Herbert's "Be Happy Boys To-night", Bauer's "Strike Up", and Richards' "Mister Boogaman". The Mandolin Club played Lavallee's "Overture" from King of Diamonds, Bone's "Gamilla", and Waldteufel's "Spanish Waltz". A quartette of men performed Capua's "O Sole Mio", Charles Goodyear performed a vocal solo, William Lustig performed a violin solo to Beethoven's "Minuet in G", and a Messrs. Scribner and Beaver performed McDonald's "Getting Married".

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of fourteen pieces for the 1913 commencement concert. The Glee Club performed three of the program's pieces: O'Hare's "Good Fellowship", Cook's "Swing Along", and Reed-Christie's "On a Good Old Time Straw Ride". The Mandolin Club also performed three pieces: Keler-Bela's "Overture" from Lutspiel, Offenbach's "Les Gonts d'Hoffman", and Daning's "Frat". The clubs combined to perform Graff-Ball's "Here's Love and Success to You", Dickinson College Campus Songs, Gunod's "Soldiers Chorus", and the Dickinson Alma Mater.

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of twelve songs for the 1912 commencement concert. The Glee Club sang Westman's "The Land of Harmony", Morse's "Good Night Moon", Shelley's "Dreaming", and Weslyn and Christie's "Baby Rose". The Mandolin Club played Suppe's "Finale from Overture" from Light Cavalry, melodies from Reinbardt's Spring Maid, and Daning's "Frat". The clubs combined to perform Bowers' "College Medley", which closed the show.

As a part of their spring tour, the Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed their 1911-1912 program in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. The Glee Club sang Westman's "The Land of Harmony", Morse's "Good Night Moon", Shelley's "Dreaming", and Weslyn and Christie's "Baby Rose". The Mandolin Club played Suppe's "Finale from Overture" from Light Cavalry, melodies from Reinbardt's Spring Maid, and Daning's "Frat". The clubs combined to perform Bowers' "College Medley", which closed the show.

Students of Chas A. Goodyear presented their song recital at 8:00pm in Mentzer Hall. The pupils performed twenty-five songs and were accompanied by Kellie McMillan on the piano. The first half of the program featured twelve songs: Nevin's "Chrysoar", Homer's "Dearest", Metcalf's "This Night has a Thousand Eyes", Faure's "Crucifix", Bohm's "My All", Cowen's "Border Ballad", DeKoven's "A Winter Lullaby", Homer's "Banjo Song", Butterfield's "Father, Lead Me by the Hand", Speaks' "To You", Verdi's "Oh Cruel Fortune", and Galloway's "The Gypsy Trail".

A program entitled "Music" was performed in Mentzer Hall at 8:15pm, featuring a pianist, harpist and baritone vocalist.

The Glee and Mandolin Clubs performed a program of fourteen pieces for the 1911 commencement concert. The Glee Club sang Coe's "Honey, I Wants Yer Now", Protheroe's "De Sandman", and Gottschalk's "A Chilly Serenade". The Mandolin Club played Koshna's "Every Little Movement", Loeser's arrangement of "Potpouri", and Yradier's "La Palorna". Together, the clubs performed Offenbach-Spicker's "Baracarolli" from Contes d'Hoffmann and Gounod's "Soldiers Chorus" from Faust.