"East West - - Over the Ocean" by Susan Creveling To England. With Herman and the Hermits. And the miniskirts. And the long hair. And the cheese and biscuits. And all the "blarney" along with it. What is England--besides all this? England is its people. The way they feel, think, and live. What better wav to learn about people than by living with them and sharing their ideas? That's what I did. For three months. I learned about the English people and their way of life. While attending an English Riding School, I learned to work beside English people with the same am bitions I have. It's funny but true: the English people sort of grow on you. At first, their pride seems to ahow them as cool and unfriendly. But once you have gotter to know them, and to accept and respect their ideals, they in turn accept and respect you. Once you have proven your self as an honest friend, the Englishman is your friend for always, and will be there to see you through hard times as well as easy ones. Another characteristic of the English which amused me was their outlook on life --content with what they are. No matter what occupations, they all seemed to lack real drive and ambition for status and personal gain as we know it today in America. There is so much I could say about the English and about England itself. I love England. I love the cities and the countryside. I love London and Ticket orders should be add- Picadilly. I even like the mini-skirts reseed to Playhouse Box-Office Box and the cockney talk and the Tower of Big 2042, Erie, Pa. Tickets will be Ben. I'll never forget the "London bobbles mailed the last week in January. and the birds in Trafalgar Square. And ' the sheep that run wild in the moors, then °lease don ox too, the stag hunt I went on. until the b tph oneoff for ticket orders too,opens at the end of January. ( Remember "Tom Jbnes?") All these make England. To me. But they belong to England and only to England. And must remain with the English people. Here in the U. S. are the American people. So different. And yet so much alike. How interesting to learn about a country through its people. I love America. But England really does swing. TO THEATRE GOERS . .. With the opening of Gypsy four weeks agay, the Playhouse phone is swamped with requests for reserva tions. While delighted and extreme ly gratified, the staff is much too small to handle phone orders at this early date. They can and are accepting mail orders. In order to facilitate hand ling, mail orders should be made out as follows: (1) Members should enclose membership stubs for the third production with their request. Order for extra tickets should be accompanied by a check in the amount of $3.50 for each ticket. Enclose a stamped self-addressed envelope if tickets are to be mailed. Give three choices for the day at which you wish to see the show. Mark membership number on the envelope. Non-members should enclose a check for $3.50 for each ticket ordered. Give at least three choices for the day you wish to see the show. Enclose a self-add ressed stamped envelope for tickets.
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