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All-State Drama Group
Slates Two One-Act Plays
For their second complete pro
gram, the dramatics section of the
all-state group on the campus will
present two one act plays on Wed
nesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Temple
theater.
and "Harriet both by Florence
Ryerson and Colin Clements.
Directed by Clara Denton,
"Sugar and Spice" cast includes
Maxine Arp, Papillion as Mrs.
Jones; Duane Rennerfeldt, Oak
Tour
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Rocks natural theater in Red
Rocks park. A dinner-dance will
be held in the Antler Hotel Sat
urday evening.
Colorado Springs hotel accom
modations will be on the basis of
two in a double room with bath.
To reserve a single room requires
an additional charge of $5 pay
able by Sept. 30. Rooms will be
assigned on a first-come-first-served
basis.
Train Time.
The train will leave the Bur
lington station in Omaha at 9
p.m. Friday, Oct. 8 and will leave
Lincoln at 10:30 p.m. Oct. 8. It
will arrive at Boulder Saturday
at 1 pn. and will leave Boulder
at 4:30 p.m. On Monday at the
end of the tour, the train will
arrive in Lincoln at 6:45 a.m. and
in Omaha at 8:30 a.m.
Program . .
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STUDENTS SMOKE
land as Chump Edwards; Betty
Stratton, West Point as Jane
Jones; Bill Holmquist, Oakland
as Mr. Jones; Mary Quigley, Oma
ha as Susan Harling. Setting of
the play will be in the living room
of the Jones home.
Cast Members
Cast members for "Harriet"
will be Marjorie Line, Loup City
as Harriet Beecher Stowe; Em
marie Shramek, Wilbur as Mrs.
Public Health 10
Students wishing to take
Public Health 10 are advised
that the course will be riven
as a post summer session course
dating from Monday, Aug. 2,
and concluding Friday, Aug. 13.
Each student registering in
the post summer session course
will be required to pay a fee of
$4 per credit hour for the same
or double that amount if a non
resident student Registration
for the course may be-cared for
at any time during this current
summer session. We would sug
gest early registration.
G. W. Roscnlof,
Registrar.
"Madame Jeanette" by Murray
French; "My Bonnie Lies Over
the Ocean" by Simeone Scotch.
In the grand finale the entire
all-state personnel assisted by
the University brass ensemble
will present "The Battle Hymn
of the Republic" by Steffe-Hing-wald.
Arthur W. Wesbrook, head
of the school of fine arts, will
conduct this final number.
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Hobbs; Phil Sorensen, Lincoln as
Freddie; DeLores Karo, Stuart as
Georgie; Diane Downing, super
ior as Eliza; Vernell Lewis, Shu
bert as Hattis; Bill Holmquist,
Oakland as Jerusha Pantry; David
Lepart, Alliance as Lewoll Den
ton; Dwight Smith, Falls City as
Henry Ward Beecher; Joanne Ja
cobs, Omaha as Sukey.
Director of "Harriet" will be
Don Johannes. "Harriet" was first
produced at Henry Miller's thea
ter, New York City, March 3,
1943, with Helen Hayes in the
title role. Based on the life story
of Harriet Beecher Stowe, the play
dramatizes the events which led
up to the writing of "Uncle Tom's
Cabin.
3 Scenes from "Harriet"
In the first scene of Act II the
Stowes have just moved from Cin
cinnati to Brunswick, Maine, Har
riet is experiencing all the trials
of moving into a new home, and
her writing is pushed into the
background. At the end of this
scene, however, there occurs an
event which motivates her to com
plete the most influential story of
her generation.
Production staff for the two
plays are Margaret Servine, su
pervisor; Robert Black, technical
supervisor; Mary Sigler, techni
cal director.
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Ground Forces
Band to Present
2 Free Concerts
Two free concerts will be pre
sented in Lincoln Tuesday by the
famous 85-piece army ground
forces band from Washington,
D. C.
First concert will be for patients
at the Veterans hospital at 2 p. m.
and the second at Pinewood bowl
at 8:15 p. m. Both concerts are
open to the public. '
The band has traveled more
than 57,000 miles in its two year's
of playing, presenting concerts to
over 3,000,000 Americans. This
present tour is thhe second made
in midwestern states. The band
is under the direction of Capt!
Chester E. Whiting.
Concerts will include a variety
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Tuesday, June 29, 1948
of musical selections from current
stage musical productions, semi
classics, many marches, instru
mental novelties ,and vocal selec
tions by the 25-piece soldiers'
chorus which is a part of the band.
Schultz Outlines
Fossil Hunting
Dr. C. Bertrand Schultz, direc
tor of the University state mu
seum outlined progress in fossil
hunting in the Cambridge and
Republican City areas for the Lin
coln Optimists last week. He also
showed films.
Schultz said that research in
this region is being pushed in
order to salvage everything pos
sible before the inundation which
will follow completion of dams
which may be finished within the
next two years.
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