Four Broadway Hits Planned for Colorado State College Summer Theatre
The Little Theatre of the Rockies opens its 1958 season June 26 27 with The Reluctant Debutante a sparkling parlor story. The Desk Set a Broadway comedy follows and Inherit The Wind rounds out the trio reflecting the Darwin Bryan trial drama.
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Agatha Christie
Wiliam Shakespeare
Colorado State College
Little Theatre of the Rockies
Helen Langworthy
Welby Wolfe
London
New York
Greeley Theatre
Shirley Booth
Broadway
Holiday for Lovers shines in summer theatre lineup
The season opens with Holiday for Lovers a United States Midwest family tale touring Europa a light comedy of international good will. Hamlet July 24 25 offers William Shakespeare tragedy in Fine Arts production. Final show Mougrep trap by Agatha Christie a mystery thrills and chills. New and returning players hail from across the United States and Alaska with many named actors and cities listed for the season.
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Europa
Summer Theatre
Gpera
Mougetrap
Agatha Christie
United States
Alaska
Michael Amber
Lake Helen
Fla
Kay Ashworth
Kingsville
Texas
Virginia Blue
Seward
Elton Lee Billingsley
Houston
George Bogusch
Billey Coplin
Bethel
Kansas
Mary Lou Cornette
Chadron
Nebraska
Embilee Craine
Springfield
Missouri
James Edmondson
Montrose
Colorado
Linda Freeman
Phoenix
Arizona
Gladys Hughes
Anthony
George McHendry
Akron
Ohio
Maureen McKenna
Storm Lake
Iowa
Linda Marshall
Wichita
Marie Murfin
Greeley
Jim Novy
Belleville
Nlinois
Kenneth Plankey
Gresley
Cole
Marjorie Skagerberg
Central City
Carlyle Simmons
Haworth
New Jersey
Bob Wasserman
Larry Whyman
Sterling
Gael Barr
Margaret Bothell
Richard Ertzman
Gila Bend
Bill Foster
Arthur Fuller
Taft
Oregon
Steven Girsult
Nancy Green
Winston-Salem
Mobile dental unit eases drilling pain in Venezuela
A new mobile dental unit from the Venezuelan Social Security Institute serves Carabobo State’s rural population. The unit provides soft recorded music during work and will use films and a public-address system to give dental care instruction.
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Caracas
Venezuelan Social Security Institute
Carabobo
CP Director To Be Consultant in Program Here
Godfrey D. Stevens of New York City will be special consultant and lecturer at the CSC department of special education summer school classes. He will speak to several classes and be available for the workshop on his work with mentally retarded youths. Stevens, research associate and assistant director of the Mental Retardation Project at Columbia Teachers College, assumed his present post on September 1, 1957. He is a Milwaukee native, married with four children, and studied at Milwaukee State Teachers College and the University of Wisconsin. His career includes teaching mentally retarded adolescents in South Milwaukee and Racine, directing special education in Cincinnati and Milwaukee, and training teachers and supervising curriculum for mentally retarded students. He has lectured in secondary schools, colleges and universities. Mr. Stevens,
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Godfrey D. Stevens
New York City
United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc
CSC Department of Special Education
Columbia University Teachers College
Milwaukee
Mr. Stevens
Milwaukee State Teachers College
The
University , Wisconsin
Teachers College
Columbia University
Wisconsin
Racine
Stevens
Cincinnati
Ohio
Southbury
Connecticut
Wis
Censi
Jewish Vocational Service
Cove School
Louisville
Illinois
Texas
Columbia
South Carolina
New Haven
Southwest
Texas Teachers College
U. S. Office of Education
Journal
Dictionary of UV Education
Educator and author profiles in 1958 Greeley Tribune
The article spotlights a prominent education consultant and executive with ties to multiple universities and organizations. It lists roles including executive director of Cove School for Brain Injured Children, visiting lecturer at several Teachers Colleges, and associate editor of Exceptional Children. It notes publications on brain injured terminology and international affiliations.
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International For Exceptional Children
American Psychological Association
Drowsiness Appears After Ninety Minutes Behind Wheel
Chicago study finds drivers show brain wave changes after 90 minutes on the road with at least slight drowsiness, highlighting fatigue risks for long drives.
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Chicago
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