UT Produces Philadelphia Story Opens Tonight
The third UT theater season presentation, The Philadelphia Story, opens in the university auditorium tonight and runs through Saturday at 8 15 p.m. Directed by Prof. Earle E. Curtis the show features veteran UT actors including Jane Gates and Al Newman with Bill McGaw in a leading role and a cast of thirteen others. Tickets are 60 cents with UT activity or membership cards accepted for student seats and an open reception follows tomorrow night’s performance.
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University Theater
Earle E. Curtis
School of Speech
al Newman
Jane Gates
Bill McGaw
Professor Curtis
University
Philadelphia Story
University Auditorium
John Loves
Mary
Philadelphia
Wanhope
Newman
Kent
Lea Baumann
Charles Pressons
Jessica Perry
Gene Mekler
Rick Uray
Dolores Clark
Jim Lacovazzo
Ed Spence
Melba DeScenna
Ernie Mauer
Cal Currens
Caroline Arnold
Si Lee
Kent Hall
Atrium
Gallery of the Art Department
Come Get It Says McGown Lost Items Unclaimed
O L McGown head of the lost and found reports many items remain unclaimed from last quarter. Pens pencils gloves books four men's jackets one wrist watch one semi formal suit an engagement ring a wedding ring and several necklaces are listed. Located in the gymnasium equipment room the department is open 8 am to 4 pm daily.
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Lost and Found
Top Hop Date Shift Announces Feb 17 Dance
Ada V. Hyatt, dean of women, sets the Top Hop for February 17 from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m., moving it from February 18. Miss Kent State will reign as queen, chosen February 7, with GPA requirements and activity lists due January 30.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Kent State
Dean of Women’s Office
Schedule Dance After Dayton Tilt
After the Dayton game tomorrow night a Post Game dance in the Student Union will be sponsored by the Pershing Rifles. The ROTC dance orchestra plays from 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m with admission 1 per couple and 50 cents for single attendees.
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Dayton
Pershing Rifles Military Fraternity
ROTC
Clinic Openings for Reading Program This Week
The reading clinic in the library announced openings for several more students. Interested individuals may register until next week at the clinic.
Beard Contest Sparks Campus Pact and Protests
209 men signed up by 4 p.m. to enter the barber beard competition sponsored by the men’s union. Judges include Robert Morrow and Earl J. Kelly with Frederick E. Davidson presiding. proceeds go to the March of Dimes.
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Barber
Men’s Union
Dan, Robert
George Beard
Frank J. Barber, Jr
Monty Wooley
George Bernard Shaw
KSU
Robert Morrow
Earl J. Kelly
Frederick E. Davidson
Herbie Schroeder
Faculty Review of Final Atomic Section Discussed
Five faculty members will review the final science section of the Problems of an Atomic Age course at 8 p.m. in 317 McG. Moderator is Robert I. White with panelists Will S. Thompson, George S. Schoepfle, Elizabeth W. Smith, and Carleton N. Savage. Next Monday, Jan 30, Dr. Robert Garrells of Northwestern will discuss mineral supplies for atomic energy. All meetings are free and open to the public.
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Robert I. White
College of Education
Will S. Thompson
George S. Schoepfle
Elizabeth W. Smith
Carleton N. Savage
Robert Garrells
Northwestern University
Schoepfle
Portrait Dates Announced for Student Portrait Studio
The Art club announces portrait appointments for students and faculty to be drawn by Dan Southall and Dan Hodermarsky. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 5 pm, about 15 minutes each, at $1. Proceeds fund Easel publication and club activities including lectures, demonstrations, workshops, and field trips.
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Art Club
KSU Musicians to Play on WEWS TV Program
Kent State University music groups will perform on WEWS Cleveland Tuesday January 31 at 7 p.m. A brass sextette will play Memories of Stephen Foster by Holmes, featuring Elio Agresta Jo seph Glorioso Robert Bergstrom John Cunningham Stanley Bowers and Joseph Nohejl. A trumpet trio including Raymond Bliss Roy Lewis and Rudolph Pelleriti will perform Flirtations by Clarke, accompanied by Sylvia Beeman.
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Kent State Band
WEWS
Cleveland
Roy D. Metcalf
Stephen Foster
Holmes
Elio Agresta
Joseph Glorioso
Robert Bergstrom
John Cunningham
Stanley Bowers
Joseph Nohejl
Raymond Bliss
Roy Lewis
Rudolph Pelleriti
Clarke
Sylvia Beeman
Mueller Prints In Art Exhibit
Hans A. Mueller a noted graphic arts instructor at Columbia University and leading multi color engraver shows a selection of woodcuts and wood engravings. He arrived in 1937 as a German refugee and is known for Limited Editions and Heritage Club prints and Peter Pauper press illustrations. The exhibit opened after temporary art instructor George G. Weisz Jr. requested the show.
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Hans A. Mueller
Graphic Arts
Columbia University
America
United States
Mueller
Club
Heritage Club
Peter Pauper Press
George G. Weisz, Jr
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McGown
O. L. McGown
Lost and
March of Dimes
Dan Southall
Dan Hodermarsky
Cleveland Institute of Art
Southall
Hodermarsky
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