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Col. Howard John congratulates the new Cadet Colonel
Meehan. Meehan is a senior in the Advanced corps and
Jack
is in
the Military Police branch. He is also Commander of Phalanx,
military fraternity.
KK Club . . .
Alpha Phi and takes part in many
Lincoln music projects, among
them, the Cathedral choir.
Dorothy Borgcns: Coed Coun
selor board; YW cabinet: Student
Council. A junior in Teachers
College, she is a member of Alpha
Chi Omega.
Louise McDill: News editor of
Daily Nebraskan; Student Coun
cil; secretary Ag Exec board;
Home Ec club; Phi Upsilon Omi
cron, home economics honorary.
She is a junior in Ag school and
treasurer of Chi Omega.
Patty Nordin: Coed Counselor
board member; YWCA cabinet;
society editor of The Daily Ne
braskan. She is a member of
Alpha Omicron Pi and a junior
in Teachers College.
Jeannie Sampson: Managing
editor of the Cornhusker; secre
tary of Student Foundation;
former Tassel. She is a junior in
Arts and Sciences and a member
YM Membership
Meet Scheduled
Following a cabinet meeting
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. of all
the officers of the YMCA, an
all-membership meeting at 7
p.m. will be held in the Temple
building lounge according to
Don Crowe, president of the uni
versity YMCA.
In addition to the regular
business, a report of the district
conference at Hastings last week
will be given.
At 7:30 p.m. the meting will i
adjourn to atend the Bull Ses
sion on "Lost and Found Per-
sonal Ethics" in parlors XYZ of J
ine union, rvoer v.iisiuic
lead the discussion.
of Pi Beta Phi.
The Kosmet Klub show will
begin Friday at 8 p.m. at the j
Coliseum. Eight lralcrnites will j
present their selected skits. j
Experimental Play, 'No Exit.
Tops One Act Productions
By Gladys Jarobson ;
Portraying the philosophy of
existentialism, "No Exit," a drama j
written by Jean Paul Sartre, was
performed with superb acting
Thursday evening on the Expcri- 1
mental Theatre stage.
Gaylord Tvlarr, as Garcin. de
fcendeu to melodrama on the oc- j
ccsion, and was c onvincingly in-
tense throughout most ol the j
show, adeptly portraying the
suave man ol' aff;.irs whose bra
vado melts in the heat of emo
tion:,! realign, leaving the raked
coward.
Miss r.otty S.-l.ultz showed
flashes ol brilliant acting as she
caught the power of her role. The
most consistently wcll-scted part
in a polished production was Es
telle. played by D. Ann FJichard
M.n. Miss Hichiiioson displayed ,
great talent in her part of pene
trating character analysis. Her;
la glimpse of life on earth,
plaved against a background of ;
-Saint Louis Blues." was the dra- j
matic highlight ol the peiform-;
trice. i
MacDonald Performs. j
Jack MacDonald. as the. devil's i
underling, the valet, played his
restricted role with finesse, his !
facial expression alone carrying j
the part.
Abe Katz, director of the play,
showed intelligent understanding j
of the author, Sartre, combined ;
witn a high sense of theatre. The j
background music was predomi- j
nantly Shosf okovitch, and height- '
ened the mood of the play -with- ;
out overshadowing the acting. ;
"If Men Played Cards. As Worn- '
en Do," the first of the three ex
perinental nlays. was a comedy.
The four actors. Sanfoid Levey,
Al Borschtman, Michael Shana
han, and Dun Yeta. are to be com
mended for displaying the neces
sai v verve, not as essential in a
drama. Miss Margaret Dutton di
rected the play.
Dutton Directs.
Miss Dutton also did an excel
lent -job o1 direction with The
Twelve Tuund Look." The per
formance was well timed and
showed good characterization,
particularly on the part of Dean
Wells, as Sir Harry, and Sharon
Fritzler as Lady Sims.
The Lincoln Junior League f
Presents
The Town Hall
1948-1919 Lecture Series
Milton Cross
Veteran Radio Announcer of
Metropolitan Opera Ass n.
Randolph Churchill
Noted Journalist
Eva LeGallienne
Distinguished Ac tress
8:00 p.m., Mondays. Nov
vember ZZ, January 10.
Tebruary All lectures at
St. Paul's Church
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Cornliusker Command
Presidents of the following
organizations must come down
to the Cornhusker office within
the next two weeks in order
to have pictures of their organ
izations in the year book. Presi
dents are requested to contact
Betty Green or John Connelly
any afternoon between 2 and
5 p.m.
H'AA
Phys. Ed. club
Coed Counselors
Comenius club
Delian Union
Mu Phi Ensilon
Alpha Epsilon Rho
Phi I'psilon Omicron
Kappa Alpha Mu
AIEE
Gamma Mu Theta
SBAPIIA
ASME Plans
Inspection Tour
ASME will make an inspection
trip Nov. 10 to Omah3 to visit
several industrial plants.
The engineers will leave at 7:30
a. m. Wednesday from the Me
chanical Engineers building. In
spections will be made ot the
Bellevue power plant, Omaha
U. P. shops and U. P. Council
Bluffs shops during the morning.
The engineers will have lunch at
the University of Omaha and will
tour the Eaton Metal plant. Amer
ican Smelter plant and Omaha
Steel in the afternoon.
Uni Theatre Slates 'Wiiiterset'
Tt youts for Thursday, Friday
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derson drama, "Winterset," third
University Theatre production of
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Specific tryout times from 3 to 5
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Friday. Tryout room is 201 Tem
ple. 'Winterset," announced Direc
tor Dallas Williams, "is a power
ful gangster melodrama. Written
in the renowned Anderson blank
verse, it depicts a stirring fight
against social injustice."
Williams stated that there are
parts for 14 men and two women.
"This is a wonderful chance for
male actors. The men's roles pro
vide a wonderful opportunity for
many types of character parts,"
added Mr. Williams.
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