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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Arlis Swanson will take the leading role in Martin Flavin's
psychopathic drama, "Cihldren of the Moon" tonight in the Ex
perimental theatre's current series of one-act plays Playwright
Flavin spoke at a University of Nebraska convocation last year
-nuaren 01 me Moon," a
three-act drama by Martin Flavin
who lectured here last year, will
be presented as a free production
to the public Monday evening at
7:30 on the Temple theater stage.
This is the first of the series of
plays, "A Cavalcade of Modern
Drama," which will be presented
this week by students of the
speech and dramatic department
on this campus, assisted by mem
bers of the Nebraska Masquers,
University theater honorary.
Enrlish Setting.
In "Children of the Moon," the
action takes place at the Atherton
residence, located on the lonely
Dover seacoast in England. The
plot centers about the domination
of Laura Atherton over the other
members of the household. There
is an inherent weakness in the
Atherton strain. When the moon is
full a form of insanity grips the
male members of Die family.
The only surviving mule in the
family line is old Judge Atherton,
whose daughter, Laura, employs
the power of suggestion to wreck
the romance of her young daugh
ter, Jane, and on aviator, Major
John Bannister.
Production Cast.
Attempting to maintain some
semblance of normal relationships
is the elderly Madame Atherton.
and the old family physician, Dr.
Wetherell.
Playing the part of Laura Ath
erton is Barbara Jean Olson, Av
rum Bondarin takes the part of
the old judge, and Arlis Swanson
portrays her daughter. Jane. Ma
jor John Bannister is played by
Dewey Ganzcl, Madame Atherton
by Beverly Cummins, and Dr.
Wetherell by Jack Wcnstrand.
Other cast members Include
Thomas, the family butler, played
by Claude Underwood, and Walter
Higgs, Bannister's co-pilot, by
Merle Stalder.
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