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Page A The Dailv Nebraskon Wednesday, March 5, 1958 Ondine Chaotic Cues Confuse Play Dress Rehearsal Theatre superstition would Miss Servine then said to the have you believe that t h e sound chairman, night before the opening of' Records any show should be rather. High in he back of the chaotic. i theatre Miss DeVilbiss ma- T h a t's traditionally the j nipulatc J the records and dress-rehearsal nieht for the-1 tapes used in the play as she atre people. Tuesday after-; got ready io meet the next i April 1. Accepted applicants noon Margaret Servine. as- j cue. From her vantage point j will be awarded grants to sistant professor of Speech j in the sound booth she could j cover the major expenses in- see every movement on tne i currea m auenamg i n e Workshop Announced Chicago Site Of Science Meet Thirty sconce students will participate in a four-w e e k University of Chicago work shop this summer, according to Roscoe Braham, associate professor of meteorology. Deadline for applications is Slore Of Knowledge Serves NU Students Ten Libraries Quench Thirst Howell stage. The director commented that there are as many as course, he added. The workshop, which is be ing financed by the National Science Foundation, will be held from June 23 through and Dramatic Arts and the director of the University Theatre production of Ondine which opens tonight in the Howell Memorial Theatre 15 sound cues in one act of was sittins in the auditorium Then Mariiane Craig, the nart nf the theatre listening! girl who is ulavins the Dart July 18. It will offer lectures, to the intricate sound cues of Ondine in the show, came laboratory demonstrations and for the plav, in preparation into the auditorium. She was j field trips. for the last rehearsal. handed her criticisms from I The aim of the workshop is "Judy I think this one tne renearsai or me evening w uiuuuu sunnc smut-ma should be the same volume before and discussed her per-; io ine meteorology neiu, lormance witn tne director, which is ideeu whh a amm Before she left Miss Craig age. said, "I hope 111 be ready Application forms may De as the last record." Miss Servine said over the phone to Judy DeVilbiss, chairman of the sound crew for the; tonight." That was generally play. Immediately the sound be came louder. "You can put on the next one and we'll listen to it." the play. "And me with only two hands!" quipped Miss Devilbiss later. On the stage Dr. Charles Lown, technical director of the theatre and graduate as sistant Henry Blanke were spatter painting the scenery for the show. "The spattering creates the illusion of rock on the cloth sets," Miss Servine ex plained. The scenery Is of Gothic style painted in predomi nantly sombre brown tones. Bagpipe Music More music. First there was what sounded like bag- nine music, tnen n a m i e t obtained from the Summer Workshop Office, Department of Meteorology, 5737 Univer sity Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois. the sentiment being ex pressed around the Univer sity Theatre the day before the big night. The show, which has what Miss Servine terms a "very! Jilrkirnrc Saturday night. Tickets and reservations may be obtained at the Howell Memorial Theatre box office in the Temple. Lost 'n Found NUFinders Are Not Keepers Did you lose something- pipe music, men n a m i i maybe a book r glasses strains, then "between the j gloves or slide rule? If so c' mnc n Mice Snruinp P . ...uaiv. DeUer get m tQucn Wltn ..lQst Cause Boo-Boos The vast expanse of Love Memorial library contains j thousands of hooks on seem-i ingly every subject, and the ( average student makes wide use "f them. j But manv students may not . realize there are thousands of books that may be of in terest in the branch and de partmental libraries of t h e University. The Science division facili ties are not especially con- ! fined to Love Library. This division has two major and i seven departmental libraries exclusive of the central li j brary building. I Tlio fnllnrro nf A crrirn ltnrp Library on Ag campus and the College of Medicine Li brary in Omaha are the two branches. Small Collection The Ag library has a small j collection of materials relat ing to social studies and hu manities, but for the most part contains materials re lating to agriculture and home economics. Although few students have need of material in the Col-1 lege of Medicine Library,! even it can be obtained through Love Library assist ants. The seven Science Division departmental libraries are: Morrill Hall Library, dealing with geology and paleontol ogy; Bes-.ey Hall Library, containing material on bac teriology, zoology and bot any; Animal Pathology Li brary and Entomology Li brary, both on Ag campus; Dentistry Library in An-j drews Hall; Chemistry Li-' brary in Avery Hall; and the! Physics Library in Brace; Laboratory. j The Humanities Division i has a close relationship with! the Architecture Library in Architecture Hall. Uni High Group The Social Studies Division includes the University High School .'brary which con tains materials relating to teaching and education. The College of Law Li brary is also closely related to the Social Studies Division. Its materials are available not only to the students and faculty of Law College, but also to students and faculty anywhere in the University. Deppen, Coover To Give Reports Papers on "The Cosmopoli tism of Ruben Dario" and "Women Characters in 'The Selected Works of Mauricio Magdaleno and Miguel Lira' " will be presented at the Phi Sigma Iota meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Union. Kay Deppen will present the paper on cosmopolitism. Pat Coover's paper will con cern the women characters of the selected works. Boyd Carter is the sponsor of Phi Sigma Iota, romance language honorary. PRINTING Fraternity, Sorority & Organ ization Letterheads ... Let ter! ... Neva Bulletins . . . Booklets . . . Programs. GRAVES PRINTING CO. 312 North 12th. Ph. 2-2SS7 Home Ec Meets "Summer Daze" will be the title of a program to be given at the regular meeting of the Home Ec Club Thurs day at 4 p.m. in the Ag Union Lounge. Summer opportuni ties in the Home Ec Club program will be featured, ac cording to Marilyn Jensen, vice-president. "IIHH IIII!IH1IIIIE "... .. v .mji 1 MOW 111 ft KM L. ' i I mm Nothing It since BATTLE CRri" MAVERICK if jtarrnf aetm1 acts either gave her approval via phone to the sound booth or requested changes in the vol ume of the respective pieces. Want Ads Management trainee aalas. n 2S-40. 2 veara college or equivalent wort xperlenee. H00-500 monthly guar anteed salary, car necessary, no tra veling, Call Mr. C. R. Dixon 2-4471 for appointment. Help wanted: Wives or atwtrnta. full or part time average $2.25 per hour. Call 8-1207 or 8-2914. for Sale, two tuxedos, excellent con dition, for man S foot 8, 135-140 lbs. Call 4-2296. Wives of turtent to care for 2 small boys. Week-day evenings. 8-3538 before 8pm. hTAKTS TODAY! IT'S TV STAR "CHEYENNE" CLINT WALKER in his FIRST BIG Motion Picturt With All Tsa Stumping Magic Ot Tbt BIG ,. i &LSO STARRING J VIRGINIA I MAVfl ivin w BRIAN KEITH RICHARD EYER I f I PLUS 2nd All-New Western GEORGE and found' Thousands of articles like those mentioned above and others are returned annually to their rightful owners through this office. John Dzerk, who is in charge of the lost and found department, said the bureau receives numerous items daily. Custodians in different parts of the University take many articles to the office after finding them. Others are picked up after football and basketball games. A custodian takes his items to the department after hold ing them for 24 hours. They are then held until summer ! and given away to the needy I either in Lincoln or other parts of the United States, i Books are returned to the ! bookstore. i About three-fourths of the ' items are claimed, Dzerk said. In order to retain an ; item a student or outsider must be able to describe it. 1 After the description is given files of articles are checked to see if there is any such item. If so, the person may I have it. Do not worry about a item Story: H o w a Nebraska coed "flowers" from ex perience. Plot: An innocent young coed had a date to a formal. Her date asked her what kind of flowers she would like to wear to the festive occasion. Boo-Boo No. 1: (her an swer) "Why, I'd just like any old kind of flowers. Anything would be just neat. Except don't get carnations. I mean, well, carnations just don't send me . . . ugh!" The. Awful Truth (discov ered one day later): What was the name of the big formal??? The Carnation Ball, of course. Plot 2: The young coed is now going to attend an other formal. Dialogue: "Oh, yes, I just love formals. In fact, I simply adore them. But, what gets me the most is when a formal is named after a flower. I mean, that's just stupid!" The Awful Truth (discov ered one day later): The name of the formal this time was "Pink Rose." Opinion: Have a wonderful time . . . you will, if you don't mention the word flower. Moral: Confucius say. Col lege girl who puts foot in mouth often feels (like) heel. "NAME THE RECORD" CONTEST To be held in the Music Room, Union 209 from 1 to 6 today. Record 100 on the selection will be the contest record. Union workers will accept the entries. Semi-classical albums will be awarded to the first five winners. Today from 1 to 6 HOLLYWOOD BOWL Opes Bowling Saturday and Sunday 24 Lanes Automatic Pin-Setters 920 No. 48th Phone 6-1911 Look to quentms? town 3 campus 1229 R St. SSr 2-3645 Style Show Wednesday, March 5th, 7:30 P.M. Main Ballroom CORNHUSKER HOTEL Commentary by Kathy Kingery Models fiom University of Nebraska Featuring LANZ ORIGINALS and other Selected Fashions and Sportswear Items Plan to attend... You'll eniov it! '- - - 4r ; Plays for you ...on COLUMBIA i Audubon Movie Gives Last Tour "Forgotten C o u n t r y," , which deals with the area If your name is on it. The from Mexico to Canada bor-; 5. .' , J. i ::: and you will receive a Complimentary Ticket to Louia Anmtronr Performance at Pershinr Municipal Auditorium, Saturday, March 8 with the purchase of any Louis Armstrong Album. TVkto aim am ! a Miners Tnu Nkop Oraanl Admll, l.JI Httm ParMtmcl Me 8TCDEVTS 90c Ixmii Amtstnint win appear for Uhi hmpflt nf the scan fund: appmraneo aadmrrlttca br Bob Ring. :HK:2!n:::HU::-iiiiinnKan:ainiU I: lost and found bureau usually try to contact these people. For example, when a base drum was left after Band Day last year, the school was noti fied and picked it up. Dzerk estimates that near ly 75 scarfs, 30 pair of glasses and 60 pair of gloves are re covered in a one year period. Other items found include: keys, film, cushions, jeans, sweat shirts, other forms of clothing and numerous smaller Items. dors, will be the last Audubon i Screen Tour for the current season. The film will be shown j Monday in Love Library au-j ditorium at 4 and 8 p.m. Louis Armstrongs Columbia LP Albums, 3.98 ca. ALT Meeting All University Fund will meet at 5 p.m. Wednesday in ; the Union instead of Thurs-; day at 7:15 p.m. according to ! John Glynn, AUF president. DR. BLOCK'S DIRECTORY CF MAGICIANS WORLD'S LARGEST DIRECTORY DR. MEYER BLOCK President Eastern Magical Society 240 Rlvlneton Street New York 2, N.Y. fNEW 'YORK UNIVERSITY I Communication Arts Group Announces THE GRADUATE INSTITUTE OF BOOK PUBLISHING call V mm Opens September, 1958 A full-year program designed to train men and women of exceptional promise for careers in the book industry. Academic study with outstanding lecturers in literature, philosophy, and political science. Workshop courses with experts from the industry. Apprentice training in New York book publishing houses. M.A. Degree Limited to thirty students. for Information and application writ: John Tebbsl, Diractor Graduate Institute ot Book Publishing Naw York Univartity Washington Squara Naw York 3. N. V. THE LOUIS ARMSTRONG STORY in four volumes Vol. 1 LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS HOT FIVE Muskrat Ramble; Heebie Jeebies; Gut Bucket Blues; Skid-Dat-De-Dat; Yes! I'm In The Barrel; Cornet Chop Suey; Struttin' With Some Barbe cue; I'm Not Rough; The Last Time: Got No Blues; Hotten Than That; Oiy's Creole Trom bone. Vol. 2 LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND HIS HOT SEVEN Potato Head Blues; Wild Man Blues; S.O.L. Blues; Gully Low Blues; Melancholy Blues; Weary Blues; Twelfth Street Rap; Willie The Weeper; Keyhole Blues; That's When I'll Come Back To You; Alligator Crawl; Chicago Break down. Vol. 3 LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND EARL HINES Basin Street Blues; Weather Bird; No, Pa pa, No; Muggles; St. James Infirmary; Tight Like This; West End Blues; Skip The Gutter; Two Deuces; Sugar Foot Strut; Squeeze Me; Don't Jive Me. Vol. 4 LOUIS ARMSTRONG FAVORITES Knockin' A Jug; Body and Soul; Star Dust; Black and Blue; Shine; I Can't Give You Anything But Love; Lazy River; Dear Old Southland: If I Could Be With You; I'm Confessing I'm A Ding Dong Daddy. (.ft your allium, pet your tickets mm in Miller' TVXE SHOP, THIRD FLOOR aaaW'CaairC'afWaaSaa Shop Daily 9:30-5:30 jjj jnop i nuriaay iU-o:ou it louis Armstrong LOUIS ARMSTRONG PLAYS W. C. HANDY From the Great Jazz Composer Series. St. Louis Blues; Yellow Dow Blues; Loveless Love; Aunt Hagar's Blues; Long Gone; Memphis Blues; Beale Street Blues; Ole Miss; Chantez-Les Bas; Hesitating Blues; Atlanta Blues. SATCH PLAYS FATS Salute to Fats Waller from the Great Jazz Com posers Series. Honeysuckle Rose; Blue Turning Gray Over You; I'm Crazy "Rout My Baby; Squeeze Me; Keeping' Out of Mischief Now; All That Meat and No Potatoes; I've Got a Feel ing I'm Falling; Black and Blue; Ain't Misbe havin'. SATCHMO THE GREAT Music and extracts from the sound track of the film "Satchmo the Great." When It's Sleepy Time Down South; Indiana; Paris Interview; Flee as a Bird; Oh, Didn't He Ramble; A Theme from the Thre-penny Opera; Mahogany Hall Stomp; All for You, Louis; Black and Blue; St. Louis Blues. AMBASSADOR SATCH Recorded during his European concert tour of 1955. Royal Garden Blues; Tin Roof Blues; The Faithful Hussar; Muskrat Ramble; All of Me; Twelfth Street Rag; Undecided; Dardanella; West End Blues; Tiger Rag. LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND EDDIE CONDON AT NEWPORT Records in performance at the American Jazz Festival at Newport, R. I. on July 5 and 6, 1956. Indiana; A Theme from Three-penny Opera; Whispering; Bugle Elues; Ole Miss; Dippermouth Blues; Bye and Bye; Squeeze Me; Strutting With Some Barbecue; Big Butter-and-Egg Man. - 'A (l I i 'A Shop Quickly JTith Your Jfj Charga-Plat token! U. Hill Ik Lincoln 5arii r-1ls
