Holden--Charles F. (English Faculty)

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	Fish, Holden are engaged; wedding will be this fall College Eye 27:45, p.3	6/14/1935	Virginia Fish will marry Charles F. Holden.
2	Drama Old Gold 0:0, p.155	6/1/1935	Brief description of the year's major productions; photos.
3	Changes in faculty personnel Alumnus 18:4, p.12	10/1/1934	Short biographical sketches of new faculty.
4	Jolly "hellos" greet students returning to revamped campus College Eye 26:12, p.3	9/10/1934	Faculty fete Charles Holden; V. O. V. holds picnic.
5	Six teachers join faculty College Eye 26:12, p.1	9/10/1934	Brief profiles of new faculty.
6	Six new staff members begin their duties at the Iowa State Teachers College Public Relations News Release 1934:592, p.1	9/9/1934
7	Six alumni members of Theta Alpha Phi have returned to work on the play "The Mistress of the Inn." Public Relations News Release 1934:573, p.1	8/5/1934	Cast and crew
8	Strayer and Holden bring Broadway to campus drama hour Schmidt--Margaret A. (Class of 1938) College Eye 26:5, p.1	7/6/1934	Present scenes from Broadway plays.
9	Drama shop stages two new Broadway hits Alumnus 18:3, p.16	7/1/1934	Schedule of plays presented this year; photo.
10	Nine students at the Iowa State Teachers College will participate in the comedy, "The Late Christopher Bean." Public Relations News Release 1934:527, p.1	7/1/1934	Cast for the play.
11	Strayer, Holden to give leisure hour program Holden--Charles College Eye 26:4, p.1	6/29/1934	Will present scenes from five modern plays.
12	Inventive drama shop makes own press at cost of 35 cents; 'home-made' device prints one hundred posters in an hour College Eye 26:3, p.1	6/22/1934	Professor Holden and students build press out of spare parts.
13	Howard comedy to be given as summer drama; successful London, New York play scheduled for July 12, 13 College Eye 26:2, p.1	6/15/1934	Preview of "The Late Christopher Bean".
14	Wood to teach in Michigan for term College Eye 26:2, p.3	6/15/1934	Stanley Wood will work at Brook School of the Theatre in Traverse City, Michigan; will then teach in Guttenberg.
15	Drama Old Gold 0:0, p.162	6/1/1934	Description of the drama department and brief description of the six major productions; photos.
16	English Old Gold 0:0, p.36	6/1/1934	Department description and staff; photos.
17	Summer term students face a full program of social events for the term Public Relations News Release 1934:518, p.2	6/1/1934	Schedule of events.
18	"Perfect Alibi" to be different play College Eye 25:44, p.1	5/25/1934	Preview of the play.
19	Lynch reveals staff changes; H. Darkes Albright will succeed Holden here in the fall College Eye 25:44, p.1	5/25/1934	Harold Bosley will assume duties as director of religious activities.
20	The drama division will present A. A. Milne's play, "The Perfect Alibi" Public Relations News Release 1934:505, p.1	5/20/1934	Cast and crew of the play.
21	Dramatists to meet Saturday; at least 450 students and teachers expected to attend College Eye 25:39, p.1	4/20/1934	Program schedule.
22	Drama students present "Peace on Earth" Public Relations News Release 1932:412, p.1	4/18/1934	The anti-war play will run on April 19, 20, and 21. Forty two drama students play characters while an additional twenty take part in the mob scenes.
23	Fourth Annual Conference on Play Production Public Relations News Release 1932:413, p.1	4/18/1934	Students and teachers from approximately five-hundred high schools have been invited to the conference to be held on campus Saturday, April 21. "Peace on Earth" the anti-war play will give a special matinee performance.
24	Drama confab to be April 21; extensive program planned by drama department for delegates College Eye 25:38, p.1	4/13/1934	Conference program schedule.
25	Three return from leaves; Holden, Gilbert, Overn to resume duties; leave for Aitchison College Eye 25:34, p.1	3/12/1934
26	Charles Holden is busily engaged in new Broadway hit College Eye 25:26, p.3	1/12/1934	Will not resume teaching duties until spring.
27	Holden, Fagan will resume duties here College Eye 25:23, p.5	12/4/1933	Professor Holden has been on leave; Professor Fagan has been ill.
28	English Alumnus 17:4, p.2	10/1/1933	Profile of Department of English and its head, S. A. Lynch; photo.
29	Four new names are added to faculty roster College Eye 25:12, p.1	9/11/1933	Short bios of the new faculty members are provided along the names of those who will be on leave or are returning.
30	College float drew admiring comment at celebration here College Eye 25:11, p.3	8/18/1933	Float planned by several faculty members.
31	Play production class gives scenes from five plays College Eye 25:9, p.1	8/4/1933	Under direction of Professor Strayer.
32	"The Show Off" Public Relations News Release 1932:347, p.1	7/27/1933	The second play of the summer semester will be produced tonight and tomorrow night in the college auditorium at 8:15 p. m.
33	Drama Department hectographs signs College Eye 25:7, p.1	7/21/1933	Professor Holden oversees the new production method.
34	College drama department is honored again; campus theater is listed as outstanding by publication College Eye 25:3, p.1	6/23/1933	Theatre Arts Monthly honors ISTC drama.
35	Depression? Anyway, Spanish castles cost less than seven dollars complete; paint, glue, nails are only new materials for patio scene College Eye 25:2, p.1	6/16/1933	Professor Holden talks about the set design for the recent play; set cost $6.80.
36	Strayer, Holden write articles for 'The Cue' College Eye 25:2, p.1	6/16/1933	Write articles on set design.
37	English Old Gold 0:0, p.23	6/1/1933	History and aims of the department; organized in 1909; curriculum; photos.
38	A light commedy for the annual commencement play Public Relations News Release 1932:318, p.1	5/22/1933	"The Women Have Their Way" by the Quintero brothers, will be in the college auditorium Thursday and Friday, May 25 and 26, at 8:15 p. m.
39	Annual drama conference to be staged here; high school meeting will convene Saturday, April 22 College Eye 24:28, p.1	4/14/1933	Description of the program of the third annual drama conference.
40	Shakespeare will be presented Public Relations News Release 1932:282, p.1	4/14/1933	"Romeo and Juliet" will be presented for the students April 20 and 24, and on April 22 for the delegates of the third annual state high school drama conference.
41	Third annual conference on play production Public Relations News Release 1932:283, p.1	4/14/1933	"Romeo and Juliet" will be presented on April 22 to high school students and teachers from all over the state, as part of the third annual state high school drama conference.
42	Cast is chosen for spring play; Shakespeare's play 'Romeo and Juliet' to be given in April College Eye 24:26, p.1	3/31/1933	List of cast members.
43	Double revolving stage makes debut at presentation of 'Once in a Lifetime" College Eye 24:20, p.2	2/17/1933	Description of the revolving stage.
44	Double revolving stage Public Relations News Release 1932:238, p.1	2/15/1933	The first appearance of a double revolving stage will be on Thursday and Friday, February 16and 17, at 8:15 p.m., when students present the play "Once in a Lifetime".
45	Ninety girls attend formal dinner-dance for Bartlett, west College Eye 24:18, p.3	2/3/1933
46	Raymond Phillips holds a prominent part Public Relations News Release 1932:237, p.1	2/1/1933	Raymond Phillips plays a prominent part in the play "Once in a Lifetime", Thursday and Friday , February 16 and 17.
47	The annual mid-winter production "Once in Lifetime" Public Relations News Release 1932:236, p.1	2/1/1933	Approximately fifty drama students will stage the play, "Once in a LIfetime", Thursday and Friday, February 16 and 17, as their annual mid-winter production.
48	45 candidates to be announced as "Well Known Tutors" Public Relations News Release 1932:218, p.1	1/27/1933	A list of the names of 45 students selected by the Old Gold as candidates for "Well Known Tutors", will be given places of honor in a special feature section of the annual.
49	Mystery hovers round choice of 'Campus Tutors' College Eye 24:17, p.1	1/27/1933	Trying to figure out who will be selected " Well-Known Tutors" in the Old Gold.
50	Tutor Ticklers, all-campus vaudeville program. Public Relations News Release 1932:207, p.1	1/13/1933	Five campus organizations chosen from among twelve organizations to perform in Tutor Ticklers, all-vaudeville program, to be staged on February 2 and 3, 1933.

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