Charles Coburn to Perform at University Auditorium Tonight
Editorial notes Coburn's in-person appearance at 8 15 pm in the university auditorium as part of a series of special campus entertainments. It contrasts past free events featuring Charles Laughton and Cornelia Otis Skinner with tonight's paid program, presented by university committees.
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Charles Coburn
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Coburn at University Theatre Promises Fine Campus Program
University theatre presents veteran actor Charles Coburn in a campus event funded by allocations to UT. The program highlights student casts and staffs, with support from university funds and strong promotion by the theatre group. Tickets start at $1.20 and the show is urged as a rare campus opportunity.
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University Theatre
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Coburn
Senior class meetings urged with Mike Tangi leading
Three senior class meetings are set for today at 9 and 11 am and tomorrow at 4 pm in 317 McGilvrey hall. Students are urged to attend one session, help organize committees, and make the class of 1952 active and one of the best in years.
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Mike Tangi
Tangi
McGilvrey Hall
IRC
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Erie Wolf
UT Freshman Deliver Heartwarming Curio Savage on Stage
Marge Choate reviews University Theatre freshmen in John Patrick's The Curious Savage. Jane Hallam as Ethel P Savage shines alongside Rudy Cirell as Dr Emmett and Bonnie Schwartz as Nurse Willy. Fairy May as Joan Webster stands out, guiding the show with vitality and empathy.
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Marge Choate
University Theatre
John Patrick
Curious Savage
Jane Hallam
Ethel P. Savage
Rudy Cirell
Dr. Emmett
Bonnie Schwartz
Miss Willy
Fairy May
Joan Webster
KSA
Miss Webster
Cast Performs Well In Play at Kent
The reviewer lauds Mr. Patrick s production. Dick Besseger shines as Hannibal with courteous charm and refined pantomime. Alice Gerson excels in pure pantomime as Mrs Paddy and avoids overacting. Casts of freshmen show solid promise with Amy Verhey den glittering as Lily Belle. Bonnie Meese and Jack Thomas support well though timid in design. Earle Curtis delivers a strong performance with skilled direction in the dream sequence. Michael Dubetz s set and Don Garner s lighting heighten the warm and tender finale.
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Dick Besseger
Hannibal
Alice Gerson
Amy Verheyden
Lily Belle
Bonnie Meese
Jack Thomas
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Jeffrey
Earle Curtis
Michael Dubetz
Don Garner
Kent Stater letters praise exchange program and campus unity
Readers from Heidelberg and Kent recall the German exchange year, thank Kent State University for mentors, and call for broader coverage of international understanding. A second letter defends Greek life and urges the paper to highlight positive campus efforts.
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Dr. Garnett
Kent
The
Kent State University newspaper banded in Kent Ohio notices
Editorial staff announces The Kent Stater is published Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations. Second class matter since Oct 11, 1927, at Kent Post Office. Printed by Commercial Press, subscription $2 yearly. Offices at Merrill Hall.
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