Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-30

in the shade and cooness of pic
turesque Temeseal canyon, in the as
sembly grounds at Pacif.k Pail
sades an unsurpassed program of
brilliant lectures, concerts, drama,
pageantry ard other entertainment
is to be presented beginning July
6 and closing August l6, in fourth
annual summer schools and assem-
bly, session.
To meet the increased demand for
cottages and in anticipation of Il
larger attendance this year is new
cabins are being constructed on
the grounds.
There is also being built 4 bath
house to provide shower baths for
ali those occupying the tents, cas-
itas and cottages in the camp.
! Library facilities are also being
increased, Pacific Palisades asso-
citation adding a large number of
books this year and arranging for
a goodly supply of periodicals for
the reading tables.
Fine Program Arranged
The assembly program arranged
for this summer presents list of
names of the following speakers:
Dir. Edward Howard GriggS of New
York, Professor J. Duncan Spaeth
of Princeton, Professor L. a.
Steiner of Grinuell, Bishop Charles
Wesley Burns, President Il. b. Won
KleinSmid, Chancellor David Starr
Jordan, Professor John Largdon
Davies Of Oxford, England.
Among the names appearing upon
the list of musicians are Alice Gentle
Olga Steeb, John Smallman, Victor
Edmunds, Calmon Luboviski. Zoe!l
aer. quartet, Florence MIddaugh, A..
Cappella choir, Isobel Smith, Pacific
Palisades quartet
Special Features
"The Merchant of Venice . is 20
be given by the Community Thcater
Guild Of Santa Monica during the
opening week Of the program. Read
ers 10 appear, include Professor A.
N. Harris of Eanderlip university.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud Miller, Mrs.
Pessie George Webb an4 Mrs. Nan
q Rice Anderson. There will also
be "a colorful pageant by scores ot
children, n community chorus and
moving rictareS.
A new feature is added 10 the
program .his year in 4 three weeks
course in play production, to b. Civ
On by Reginald Pole Of New York,
said to be one of the ablest stage di-
recfors in America.
School OF Music
Under the direction Of john
/ Smalimau, not% musician of Los
Angeles and y iEtioually recognized
leader. splendid school of music rs
to he conducted in voice. piano. vio-
lin, harmony. history and appreeia-
ton.
/ The facu,.v. with Mr. Smallman
as director, includes Phillip Tronitz
aad Mrs. Kendall Robinson, piano;
Miss Julia IIowea, harmony; Nine.
Rlombert, French Miss Isobel
smith, music history and apprecia-
ton. Teachers in violin and whist
! ling are 10 be announced later.
Other interesting courses to. be
I Dftst LLtit lilFlitlts ~ uNNA VI -
preston. VIII Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud
/ Miller as director; nature study.
/ Professor Charles Lincoln Edwards
Ph. D. director; school of religious
! instruction. Dr.. Orcn y. Waite, dean.
The course for home makers is
arranged especially for parents and
teachers. The list Of speakers to
appear upon this course includes
Aaron j. Rosanoff, NJ. D., diagno-
site cl.nic of Los Angeles; Profes-
I.sor G. Il. Cowgirl. Yale university;
Professor Henry $. Curtis, depart
nent of education, state of Missouri,
DR.. Bernard G. Jakwav. university
of California, Berkeley; Edith w.
! Swartz. and Mrs. Louise Pinkney
Scott, University of California.
Every Wednesday morning DIR.
Maude Wilde and staff will conduct
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