Wednesday, August 24, 1933
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 41
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The Dre
sser
The Lincoln premiere
of The Dresser," one of
the most acclaimed plays
of the 1031 Broadway
season, will be staged at
Temple Studio Theatre,
12th and R streets.
Proceeds from the play,
by Ronald Harvvood, will
be earmarked for fund
ing assistantships in the
UNL Department of
Theatre Arts.
The play will be pres
ented Thursday through
Sunday and again on Aug.
31, by the Nebraska Dir
ector's Theatre.
The play is set in 1912,
as the blitz is raging over
a small city. Inside a run
down theater, a traveling
theater troupe prepares
to perform, rbywright 1 lar
wood was a member of
just such a traveling
company.
The Dresser" stars Sen.
David Landis in the title
role and co-stars Rex
McGraw, as Sir, an aging
Shakespearean actor.
The cast also includes
Nancy Marcy, Julie Uribe,
J. Christopher Wineman,
Constance Hill and Wil
liam Schultz. It is direct
ed by UNL masters stu
dent Lindsay Korth.
Tickets for The Dress
er" are available at the
Temple Box Office on the
first floor of the Temple
Building,
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