Kiss Me Kate to Begin KU Theatre Season This Fall
KU Theatre opens its season with Kiss Me Kate a musical within Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew presented Oct 5 6 7 11 and 12 directed by Tom Rea. A Doll's House follows Nov 14 15 16 17 and 18 with Nora choosing between family and independence. Major spring productions include Playboy of the Western World and Tales of Hoffmann with regional competition in February. Auditions begin Monday with a theatre rally Sunday inviting all students faculty and staff.
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Cole Porter
Porter
Tom Rea
University Theatre
Petruchio
Kate
Henrik Ibsen
Norway
Nora
Robert Findlay
J. M. Synge
Bill Keeler
Offenbach
Jack Brooking
Rea
Theatre For
Marcia Stathas
Kansas City
Kan
Jed Davis
Avenue B
Jack Gilhooley
Dan Duling
Lawrence
Ron Willis
Don Bachmann
Stan Singer
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Dale Wasserman
Piet Knetsch
Amsterdam
Holland
Marcia Grund
Goldoni
Diane DeFranco Kling
Sterling
The
Flats
John Boyd
Dovll
Strikes Continue At Paper Mills In Canada And U S
Weather and high demand trigger newsprint shortages as 4500 workers strike at Price and CIP mills in Quebec and New Brunswick. Ontario unions threaten action. US customers shift to other producers amid reduced Canadian production and rail disruptions.
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Montreal
Canada
United States
United Paperworkers International Union
The
Confederation of National Trade Unions
Quebec
Canadian Inter- National Paper and Price Co. Ltd
Ternational Paper
CIP
New Brunswick
Ontario
Louis Lorrain
Paperworkers’ Union
U.S
Canadawide rail walkout paralyzes 11 railways
Canada moves from regional strikes to a national rail walkout the first since 1966. Some 36,000 non operating workers across 11 railways halted work with 48-hour stoppages since July 26. Unions vow indefinite strike after mediation talks failed. Labor Minister Munro offered no immediate plan.
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Montreal
Canada
John Munro
Canadian Railways
Alan B. Gold
License Tag Purchase Hangs On Legal Opinion In Kansas
Kansas Purchasing Division delays authorization to buy license tags from Metal Stamping Corp of Conway Arkansas after Senator Storey urges a legal review. Buyer Dale Foose says no action until the state attorney general or ADA attorney weighs the authority of the Prison Made Goods Board. Low bid for some tags was 95 400 dollars.
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Topeka, Kan
Dale E. Foose
Bob Storey
Ropeka
Kansas
Storey
State
Prison-Made Goods Board
Foose
State Attorney General's Office
Franklin Theis
State Department of Administration
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Shake Speare
Kansas University
Ekee Mee le
Io Maeb
John Haddock
Faminie
Alabama
Haskell
L.H.S
Sandy
Sandys
Missouri
Worlds of Fun
Mobile
Story Theatre
Flamingo Club
North 9Th
America
Topeka
Topeka Ave
Lawrence E
McDonald's
McDonalds
Heart of America