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ance in Paris in its present'form in 1924. TXhe work was first played in the Middle West by Dr. Stock and thelwIND OI Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 193() using the celebrated Cincinnati May Festival chorus., In 1931, at'the twen- ty-third festival. it was 1layed witil the, EvanstonMay Festival chorus. 1 Ac Rewrites Work as incidentai, mu sic for a dramatic work to be staged in, Switzerlaidý with an orchestra of fourteen or fif- teen, men. The work received such Iaudatory comments that the Prencli public deinanded to hear it. -Honeg- - garrewrote the work as a -smphoi psalm '-ind presented it at the Salle Claveau in Paris in 1924. inuithis work a narrator is used to join the sections oif the psalm to- gether. For this part, Mark Love, basoô, famed-radio and 'Concert sa bas been engaged. It will be his task to récoutit the callitig of David to tl'e king: nis expiloits against the Philis- tines and Goliath, the jealousies of * Saul, the flighit of David to the enerny and their victories over the Israélites; bis rovil state, bis love affair> with............ Bathisheba and other of the trials and triuimphis of famed "King' David."^ CaIIed Fine Symphony I)r. Stock sa s the "King David" is a v'ery, fine work, and for the first tinie p9rtrays the story of the farnous Qld Testament King 'whose history filis so iany thrilling pages of his- tory. It is one of the feu, oratorios that. cal] for a prose narrative. * NOW IN KENJLWORTH .J After spending the winter ini Flor- ida, '.\r. and Mrs. George R. Kendall, fornier:ly of Evanston, inoved T1hurs- day of Iast week into their liev southlern colonial home whicl theyý have purcha cd at 424 Sheridan roaA, Kenilworih.i,: EOPREOEJ so'aI *~5uIS 0 stable arbon-IQormin potions. What's left -the Io-i oo Adair Phoo Oil you bIIy foir yoùr car-is ail #ili 'thst's wiy it iso long-Iasting. Thee grlsoreineibes o th roit INE MâOIS ouis Ask for Iso -Vis when yu change grades this Spring. ci»n girls' second basketball tefrai e fte UrR TT sophomore class at New Tri e r.. i cn sons, Carol Hil, Barbara Larson,' POLARINE. in bul u SIN DÀ AO EwadJean at STANARD Oit OE second row: Jane dwrsJoe T OLN..Sabk- Kiluer Virgýieia Chaliners. -