Brochure program page from the Auditorium production of the Ziegfeld [Ziegfield] Follies with performers George Dillworth, Gordon Bishop, Leonard Obrecht, Joseph Dogan, Hugo Rugamasco, Christie Hanson, Thomas Rosan, Howard Wight, Frank Little. Costumes designed by J.W. Harkrider. Costumes executed by Schneider, Anderson & Co., Modern Gowns by Bessie Talbot, New York. Coral Fan by Harry Sittinburg. Additional costumes by Vanity Fair Costume Co. [VaVnity], New York. Ballet Slippers by Landi, New York. Shoes by Capezio. Bathing Suits by Jantzen Knitting Mills. Hosiery by Nat. Lewis, New York. Wigs by Hepner. Caps by Gilson Clarks. Company manager- Mr. Clem T. Schaefer, Ballet Mistress - Harriet Smith, Stage Manager - Arnold White, Technical Director - Dave Miller, Press Rep. - Mr. Maurice Fulcher, Asst. Stage Manager - Wm. Reickert, Mistress of Wardrobe - Misses Bambrick, Elder and Oakes. Coming Attractions "The King's Henchman" Music by Deems Taylor. Libretto by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Frances Perlata, Marie Sundelius, Ora Hyde, Rafaelo Diaz, Giovanni Martino, Henri Scott, John Roberts, Thomas George, Richard Hale, Dudley Marwick, Alfredo Valenti, Constance Hejda. Advertisement from Andrews Music Store- All the Latest Hits - Records - Sheet Music - Orthophonic Victrolas, Pianos. 235 North Tryon St.
Brochure cover page titled "The Saengeratte" Charles W. Paddock. World Famous Athlete - Lecturer - Writer. Handwritten note across the top "New Orleans". Handwritten note in upper left corner "Davidson College Shearer Hall Oct. 28 - 7:15 P.M. adm. 50 cent". Photograph of Charles W. Paddock.
Brochure page from Charles W. Paddock lecture describing his background and work as an athlete and actor. Subjects: "The Spirit of Sportsmanship", "The Man on the Mark", The World at Play", "Play the Game". The Alkahest Bureau - S.R. Bridges, President and General Manager. Wynne-Claughton Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia. Two images of person playing a pipe organ.
Newspaper article by Ted Thompson, Observer Staff Correspondent Titled "7500 Spectators See Monk's Club Clip Blue Devils". Davidson Wildcats Win State Championship. Beat the Duke Blue Devils. Davidson team members listed are coach Monk Younger, Bohannon, Lincoln, Laws, McConnell, Boggs, Ritchie, Pinkney, Wilson, Wells, D. Grey and Nisbet. Duke team members listed Kelly, Thompson, Eanes, Brummitt, Jones, Weatherby, Bennett, Weaver, Frank, Tuttle, and Wyrick. Coverage of the plays and details of the game.
Newspaper article titled "Team Work, Big Fight and Good Backing". Special to the Observer. Article describes coaches Monk Younger and Ted Tilson and their hard work together to build up the success of the Davidson Wildcats Football Team.
Newspaper article titled "Davidson Collegians Win With Light Team". Handwritten note "Baltimore American". Davidson, N.C. Nov. 27. The article describes Davidson's football season and its players who weigh, on average, 160 pounds as compared to the other teams they play where those players weigh about 15 more pounds per man. Davidson won against North Carolina State, tied Wake Forest, and lost to Virgina Military Institute. Davidson humbled the University of North Carolina. Davidson also won against Elon, Wofford, Guildford, Presbyterian College, and lost to Hampton-Sidney. Team members mentioned include Buck Flowers, Wolly Grey, Dick Grey, coach Monk Younger and Tex Tilson.
Student scrapbook page with postcard from Aubrey Brown to his mother saying that he has arrived in Memphis, TN. Excerpts from letters written by Brown describing events at Davidson.