FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1943
Players' Thriller On Its Way
If the •mad goings-on over at
the Little Theatre these evenings,
are any indication, Players' "Ar
senic and Old Lace" promises to
be a really spine-tingling thriller
when it is produced on October
8 and 9.
With an excellent script to
work from, the cast is entering
into the spirit of things with
more than a little vigor. Despite
constant injunctions to "stay
to character, please," from Di
rector Frank Neusbaum and his
assistant Doris Lavine, most of
the actors • liven up rehearsals
with constant add-libs of their
own. •
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As Abbie and Martha Brewster,
veteran Players Marion Dougher
ty .and Janet.R4yton have their
-parts as two oche gentlest hom
icidal maniathis side of Belle
vue well under control.
.Though he'S .. Still without .belle=
fit of make-up' and padding, Ray
Boyle isworking' up a thorough
ly convincing characterization of
the Brewster's mad nephew
whose delusiop that he is Teddy
Whitmore Will Speak
At Pre4led.Meefing
Dean Frank C. Whitmore will
Speak on "The Relation of Organic
Chemistry to Medicine" when the
Pre-Med Society meets in 110
Home Economics at 7:30 p.m. Sep
tember 31.
'Nominations for the offices of
Oresident and -secretary will be
Tnade: - 'Roy E. Delaney urges all
'persons linterested in medicine to
;attend this Meeting.,
The Pre-Med Society is conduct
iingmernbership campaign head
edisy_ John:J.:Matter/las.
COmake Sets Dale'
'" - • , "Plans • for the second Open;
got4e,.ybf the seinester:to held-- ;
October: 2 _are' •being. formulated;"
'tiedtkding . ..to -- • Robert -r - Dickey;
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president of the committee.'
Newly ,elected secretary and
ttimasurer of the Old Main Open
"Opiise Commitee are D. Jane
- and Edmund R. Koval,
!fDicaceY added
.PENN, STATE CLASS RINGS
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Be Prepared I ke
Opening Football Came
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You'll be :looked at twice,
Charles clothes are so nice!
CHARLES SHOP
Roosevelt prompts him to build
locks for the Panama Canal in
the cellar of the house.
Gerson Miller and Robert Zie
senhehn have caught both the fla
vor and the dialect of their parts
as two of the nonchalant cops
who r explain that they spend their
time collecting toys for the
Christmas fund because they can't
find any action On their peaceful
Brooklyn beat.
Technical crews for "Arsenic"
have been organized and will be
announced next week. The pub
licity group under Claire Kohn
has already started its campaign,
and Rosalind Becker's prop crew
expects to begin work shortly.
Campuseer
(Continued from page four)
From where I sit, it's all slightly
nauseating."
From where we sit, we do see
some point to the poll carried by
Collegian last week, .especially
concerning finals, but we do ad
mit that the guy in khaki clown
south has a talking point.
A Dirty Trick
We've been cocking our ear each
evening since the fall snap set in
for the sounds .of the season's first
pajama parade. So far we've been
disappointed, .and then just the
other day we learned what might
have put the damper on the works.
The archery targets are no longer
They are new, With
metal supports, which eliminate
the bales of straw that were the
source of so much fun in past
years. But straw or no straw;
Someone with a big bassedruin and
a 'horn or two should get `l
start 'the ball Tolling, or the Buck
nell game will be here before we
know it.
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Foul Play In Flatbush
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PRESENT
ARSENIC AND OLD MI
Octoober 8 and
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Rooms for
Transients
THE COLLEGIAN
Mark Warns Drivers
Not to Pass Troops
Student and borough motorists
who use the campus roads were
cautioned today not to pass a col
umn of troops which they over
take.
The warning was issued by Capt.:
P. A. Mark of the 'Campus Patrol
who pointed out that such action
creates a traffic hazard and is an
infraction of traffic regulations.
Some motorists have explained,
Captain Mark said, that they pass
ed only after an approving signal
had been given by an officer with
the group.
"This signal should be ignored
unless the line or column of troops
consists of only one or two groups
of men,".Captain Mark said. In all
other cases,' he urged, drivers
should follow the line until it stops
or until the driver reaches an ins
tersection where he can turn off.
'We are doing all in our .power
to avoid traffic confusion on the
campus," he said, "but •the public's
cooperation is needed."
Last Call for Orders
Students wishing to place or
ders for commencement invitati
ons and. announcements must do
so at Student Union before 5 o'-
clock this afternoon. Price is six
cents each.
BUY WAR RONISS
AND STAMPS
The
FIRST NATIONAL B/A NK
of
STATE COLLEGE
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Patrol Warns Students
All students having cars any
where in 'Centre County mist
obtain permits from the Patrol
Office, room 309 Old Main, or
be subject to fine. This includes
sons and daughters of faculty
members who are attending col
lege here.
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