Departments Stage Firefly at University as New Cite Premiere
The first joint university production of The Firefly unites music and speech departments. A cast of 40 performs March 12, 13, and 14 with Bermuda and New York settings, featuring Irving Waterbury opposite Mildred Cukrow and a few veteran performers from the music division. Profs Wright Handley Farinacci and Mrs Harvey direct, with dancing coordinated by the team.
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Bermuda
New York City
G. Harry Wright
Irving Waterbury
Mildred Cukrow
Fritzie Koole
Jack Jenkins
Geraldine Brown
Harold Schlegel
Clara Biasella
Bob Orpin
Rachel Yount
Nelson Llewellyn
Professor Wright
Bruce C. Handley
John F. Farinacci
Virginia Harvey
Kent
Harry
John Farinacci
Stew Fern
Judging of Novels Broadcast Theme Sundays on WTAM
The English department presents a second broadcasted discussion titled How to Judge a Novel on WTAM Sunday March 10. Professors Hunger ford Hyatt Hill and Williams will explain three reading motives escape pleasure and the gain of experiences such as travel or adventure with examples.
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English Department
WTAM
Harlan M. Hungerford
Ada Jane Hyatt
Laura E. Hill
Weldon M. Williams
Oratorio Rehearsal Set for Wednesday Evening
Rehearsals for the Passion According to St. Matthew will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the training school auditorium Students and faculty may attend to audition for parts in this performance.
Opera Stars to Headline Cleveland Spring Festival
The New York Metropolitan Opera association presents the 13th annual Northern Ohio Opera festival in Cleveland the week of April 9 to 13. Kirsten Flagstad Helen Jepson Grace Moore and others headline eight operas chosen by public input with thousands expected for the final weekend April 12 13. Continued on page 3
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New York Metropolitan Opera Association
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Kirsten Flagstad
Helen Jepson
Grace Moore
Gladys Swarthout
Lawrence Tibbett
Lauritz Melchior
Richard Crooks
Ingunee
Cook Calls Senate Meeting Thursday
The Student Senate of Kent State University will meet Thursday evening at 7 in 212M, announced by Senator Bob Cook, majority leader. The group will organize at the session, paving the way for future statewide legislative action. All senators are urged to attend and visitors are welcome.
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Kent State University
Bob Cook
Senate
Etiquette at College to Be Discussed by Committee
The student faculty social committee will discuss social procedure and etiquette at college. The session is set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 201M with special invitations sent to each campus organization.
Best Picture Men Act as Press Speakers at Short Course
Photographer Jackie Martin of the Washington Times and Herald headlines a Short Course today at 1 PM in 109M on The Value of Candid Camera Pictures in News Photography. J Winton Lemen of Eastman Kodak led beginners sessions yesterday in Merrill hall and the library darkrooms.
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Charles Maglione
Jackie Martin
Washington Times and Herald
Kent
J. Winton Lemen
Eastman Kodak Company
Buffalo Times
Merrill Hall
Lemen
Kent State ties to Davey governorship and candidacy
Hat in ring for Martin L. Davey who is Kent, Ohio, citizen and former governor. He announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Ohio governor seeking a third term. His prior tenure funded campus expansion and lasted from 1932 to 1983 before defeat by John Bricker.
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Martin L. Davey
Kent
Ohio
Davey
Buckeye
Kent State
John Bricker
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Louis B. Seltzer
Cleveland Press
Ohio Scripps-Howard
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Firefly
Cook
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