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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
3
The Kansas University Experimental Theatre opens The Wicked Cooks in Murphy Hall to a small audience with performances tonight and Saturday and May 16 to 20. Director Robert Farrell praises the production noting the play’s heavy symbolism and elusive meaning.
Britain’s local elections yield a Conservative landslide across 46 towns and cities. The Conservative gain tally includes 534 seats with Labor losing 592 overall. Liverpool sees a major Tory swing ending a decade of Labour control. Edward Du Cann calls the results a devastating rout for the Labour party.
Lawrence High School instructors Christian Berneking and Allan Woolard will attend a two week economic education workshop at Emporia College this summer. Each will receive a 100 dollar scholarship from their sponsor banks Douglas County State Bank and Lawrence National Bank. The Kansas Bankers Association and Kansas Council on Economic Education support statewide teacher participation in seventh annual workshops at state colleges and universities.
Lunar Orbiter 4 has sent back first pictures of the moon’s south pole. Project controllers call the images terrific and note the surface is rough, not suitable for landings, but valuable for reconnaissance. Charles J. Donlan of NASA Langley hails the initial results as exuberant.
The review highlights the symbolic plot where cooks seek the Count's soup recipe as a metaphor for elusive goals. Strong performances by Kip Niven, Richard Harrison, and John Morgan anchor an offbeat production with striking design and thoughtful, open interpretation. The piece praises the theater's fusion of symbolism and performance.
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