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Theatre Inc., producers of the rammer
MeSerdraroraen, wJ open its 14th season
Wednesday.
The first MeSerdrammer, No Sooner
Won Than Wed is a musical melodrama
about Melody Loresong, who has
unknowingly inherited a fortune from her
late father. Her era aunt,, Lucretia
Mcseygrabb, knows of the fortune and
has come to stay with Melody, not only
to gain control of her fortune but to
marry off her own daughter, Ganglia.
Lucretia blackmails Melody's
neighbor, Baron Wilhclm von Snipe, into
helping her. But the Baron plans to marry
Melody and take the fortune himself.
Meanwhile, the sheriff, who loves
Melody's ' governess, introduces his
nephew, Lambert Lamplight, to Melody,
and the two fall in love. But once
Lucretia and the Baron have started
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pJotting, everything seems hopeless. Only
after they fo3 each other's plans and
Lambert and the sheriff arrive to set
things right, does love triumph and eva
get its just rewards,
No' Sooner Won Than Wed" cast
includes Clair RickeL Jo Rogge, Brandy
Dworski, Julie BcaE, Joe Miller, Stephen
Kemble, Tina Scott and Karen Brammer.
Lee Schoonover is directing the play
and John Wenstrand is the assistant
director. Amy Thelander is the pianist for
the production and Don Pederson is the
Master of Ceremonies.
This season's melodramas will be at
Fanny's Pink Carter, in the lower level of
the Lincoln Hilton. The shows will begin
at 9 p.m. and will run on Wednesday
through Saturday nights. "No Sooner
Won Than Wed" w21 be presented
through June 26.
Education, law conference slated
Collegium III, a four-day conference
will combine the education and law
curriculums. The conference starts June
1 2 at the UNL Law College.
Dr. Raoul Kneucker, Secretary
General of the Austrian Conference of
Rectors, will deliver the opening address
and represent Europe in a discussion on
issues within the learning environment.
The Conference of Rectors is
composed of the heads of all Austrian
institutions of higher education.
The topic of Collegium HI, jointly
sponsored by UNL's Department of
Education and the Law College, is
"Education and the Law: Maintaining a
Learning Environment within a Changing
Legal Setting."
Also participating in the collegium are
representatives from educational and legal
professions. Roles and rights of teachers
in the classroom, student rights,
Nebraska's new student discipline statutes
(LB503) and selection of instructional
subjects are among the topics being
presented.
- The conference is part of UNL's
summer sessions program. Students can
enroll for credit, but the majority of the
audience is Nebraska's public school
administrators and staff, according to
Sally Mainquist, Collegium logistirian.
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Approximately 24 to 85 persons
attended various sessions during
Collegium II last June.
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