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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday, November 4, 1948
Light Comedy to Headline
3 One-Act Plays Tonight
At 7:15 this evening, the uni
versity Experimental Theatre
players will present a program oi
three one-act productions in
Room 201 of the Temple. Ad
mission is free.
An interesting item about Ex
perimental Theatre shows is the
extensive use of students in all
phases of production. Tonight,
students will handle everything
from direction to lighting.
Katz Directs
Abe Katz, who also directed
Jean Paul Sartre"s "No Exit,"
commented on why the plays were
considered "experimental.
"No Exit," stated Katz, "is the
first Sartre play to be produced
on university stages. It has been
acclaimed ideal for experimental
theatre work because of its in
tricacy, through lighting, staging
and musical background, and its
challenging demands for special
character roles. "No Exit" offers
8 stirring, tense, mental concep
tion of hell."
The cast includes Gay Marr, D.
Ann Richardson. Gladys Jackson,
and Jack MacDonald.
Katz then compared "No Exit"
Missionary Gives
Leclure on China
Frank Harris, graduate of the
University of London and mis
sionary to China during the last
seven years, spoke to the
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in Room
313 of the Union. His topic
concerned Chinese customs as they
illuminate the Bible.
Traveling under the auspices of
the North American I.V.C.F., Har
ris has taught at the University
of Szchechwan, China's largest
university, for the last three years.
He arrived in the United States
in August and will leave for Lon
don Dec. 1.
Vesper Group
To Hear Ferrell
Talk Thursday
Vesper Services will be held
Thursday at 5 p. m. in the Uni
versity Episcopal church. Miss
Lexie M. Ferrell will be the
speaker. Assisting Miss Ferrell
will be student leader Gwen
McCormic.
Several noted speakers have
been scheduled lor the services
in the future. On Nov. 18,
Dwight Dell, director of the Ne
braska Goodwill train and direc
tor of the Nebraska CROP, will
speak on "The Bread of Life."
Rev. Carroll H. Lemon, execu
tive secretary of the Nebraska
Council of Churches, will talk
Dec. 2 on "Coming Our Way."
This will be the first of a series
of talks on Christmas.
"The Way of the IYince of
Tcuee." will be the topic of Wil
lard Gaeddert on Dec. 9.
Vespers will observe Christ
mas on Dec. 16 with the read
ing of the Christmas story by
Marguerite Nootz and Stanley
Copley, and with the singing of
Christmas carols.
to James M. Barrie's "The Twelve
Pound Look," directed by Mar
garet Dutton.
"The Twelve Pound Look,"
said Katz, "is almost exactly op
posite in mood. It is a comedy in
a light vein.
Cast Announced
The cast of "The Twelve Pound
Look" includes Tom Stimfig.
Sharon Fritzler, Dean Welles, and
Marilyn Morgan.
The final presentation of the
evening will be the George F.
Kaufman farce. "If Men Played
Cards as Women Do," directed by
Margaret Dutton.
In the cast are Michael Shana
han. Al Borchman, Don Veta, and
Sandy Ievy.
Coriihusker
Plans Group
Pix Schedule
The Cornhusker has announced
the following schedule for pic
tures at Warner-Medlin Studio:
Nov. 1 to 5, Farm House, Gam
ma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Kappa Delta, Howard Hall, Ter
race Hall. Rosa Bouten Hall.
Nov. 8 to Nov. 12, Towne Club.
Women's Residence Halls, Ag
Men's Club, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, Kappa Sigma.
Nov. 15 to Nov. 19, Amikita.
Kernels, Rundel Hall. Phi Gam
ma Delta, Phi Delta Theta, Phi
Kappa Psi.
Nov. 29 to Dec. 3, Pi Beta Phi.
Alpha Xi Delta, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon, Sigma Alpha Mu.
Dec. 6 to Dec. 10, Sigma Chi.
Sigma Delta Tau, Sigma Kappa.
Sigma Nu.
Dec. 13 to Dec. 17, Sigma Phi
Epsilon. Theta Xi. Xi Psi Phi.
Jan. 5 to Jan. 10. Zeta Beta Tau,
Phi Alpha Delta, Housemothers.
The girls' groups listed above
are reminded that they are to
wear white blouses. Since the
background of the pictures is to
be gray this year, only white will
show up satisfactorily.
MAIN FEATURES START
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