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Thespians-
(Continaed from paae one)
ginning, the number was set up
with a built-in curtain-call which
they knew would be coming.
“You Went and Did It Again,”
with Jackie Cohen and Ed Kor
ber as Egboit and Moitle man
ages to work sex into a garbage
can so well that they did the
skit in both acts, using it to
start the finale as well. .
Marilyn Stewart and Joe Bird
provide the acting highlight of
the show with their “An Actor
Prepares” skit built around a
star who “lives” his movie parts
24 hours a day, even King Kong
and the Invisible Man.
Mrs. Fiddlefomp
Pat Marsteller manages to car
ry her “Mrs. Fiddlefomp” through
some weighty material in an
audience satisfying way and Ed
Rolf, popping in and out of sev
eral of the skits, uses “A Love
Divine” and “Never Trust A
Maiden” to give a real kick to
the Alpine Inn number.
Although the dancing was in
need of more precision in- some
instances, “Manhattan Mood”
proved a worthy vehicle for a
Mike Claysmith routine that
makes up for all the rest.
Sexy Bang
The “Rip Van Winkle” num
ber builds up plenty of interest,
bogs down in the middle and then
finishes with a sexy bang with
the help of Kaplunka, the daugh
ter of a naughty Dutch family.
Played by Betty Richardson, Ka
plunka bridges 250 years with
a change of costume but no
change of morals.
Dick Brugger and Miss Mar
steller carry the' skit through the
slower lines with pleasing per
formances.
The best of the Lewis-Weiner
songs was “Everybody’s Critic,”
the opening number of the show.
First Exchange Dinner
Fifty freshman men from the
Nittany-Pollock area and 50 wom
en from Thompson Hall will take
part in the first exchange dinner
program of the year at noon
Sunday.
i Thomas Nelson and Frances
Hurley have been appointed, to
serve as host and hostess for the
25 couples who will dine at the
Nittany-Pollock dining hall.
Frank Hartman and Margaret
Lloyd will serve in a similar
capacity for the remainder of the
group in the West Dorm dining
hall.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Alpha Theta was the
guest of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at
a spaghetti supper Wednesday
night. Entertainment following
the supper included singing and
dancing.
WELCOME ALUMNI
Stop In At
McLANAHAN’S
McLANAHAN’S
Homecoming
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been set up in the open end of the
horseshoe for tomorrow’s game.
Population io Double
Last fall’s Homecoming Day
ball game with Temple was at
tended by 20,782.
Many alumni are expected to
pour into State College today
with the rest returning tomorrow.
The tremendous influx of people
is expected to swell the normal
population of State College from
18,000, including students, to
nearly double that total.
Hotels in Philipsburg, Belle
fonte, and State College are com
pletely filled up and many more
private citizens in surrounding
towns like Center Hall, Boals
burg, and Pine Grove Mills have
accepted boarders for this largest
of Homecoming weekends.
An idea of the large number
who couldn’t even find rooming
space in the bdrough is indicated
by the fact that the Nittany Lion
Inn turned down at least 15C0
written requests for rooms and
many hundreds over the phone.
Governor Fine and relatives
will help add to the importance of
the occasion by watching the
game with President Eisenhower
after a lunch with the President
and his wife before the game.
Theta Phi Alpha
Theta Phi Alpha held a party
in honor of its pledges following
the pledging ceremony l .
WELCOME ALUMNI!
Don’t Forget . . .
No Homecoming
Weekend Is Complete
Without
Hamburgers
and the
NITTANY DELL
has the best in town!
THE NITTANY DELL
Home of Delicious Sandwiches
322 E. College Ave.
Across from Alh Hall
FOR: a snack or meal at
our Fountain
Penn State souvenirs
and gifts
a fresh box of
Fanny Farmer Ctn>dy
134 S. ALLEN ST.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE; PENNSYLVANIA
Fine lo Watch Game
Blood Donating Minors
Must Submit Release
Students between the ages of
18 and 21 who wish to donate
blood in this year’s blipod drive
next month must secure minor
release slips permitting them to
do so.
The slips, which must be sign
ed by the parent, are to be turn
ed in to 112 Old Main with
pledges by Nov. 5. They are
available at the Studentr*Union
desk in -Old Main, the TUB, West
Dorm main lounge, 112 Old Main,
and in women’s dormitories.
No one under 18 may donate
blood in the drive.
JAQUARD;
PALE
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PALE
Other suggested materials ior iormdls
Dridescent Taffeta—sl.7s a yd.
20 colors in plain Taeta—sl.oo a yard
Satin Shantung—sl.so yd.
Plain Shantung—sl.l9 a yd.
Gown Net—sl.39 a yd.
Imported Velveteen—$3.95 a yd. ..
plus All Appropriate Accessories and Trims
FOR SALE
PIZZA PIES, Spaghetti and Hoagies made
by. real Italian epicurian. State * College
representative L and L catering. P.O.
Box 741, Phone 6854 . evenings.
1940 BUICK SPECIAL Club Coupe, Physi
cally and mechanically A-l. Phone Hon,
.5375,; , ... ...... s -
6 SHOT'BOLT action shot gun, 16 guage.
Also 32 Spec. Winchester lever action.
Both in good condition. Inquire Friday
evening 808 S. Pugh St. ( .
MUST SELL 1941 Willies. Guaranteed
A-l condition. Contact Fil 7270. 826
West Beaver.
HANDSOME FORMAL suit (tails) in ex
cellent condition. Tailor made. Size 37-
38. Worn only twice. Call 2553. ,
ANTIQUES: Bring the folks out to brouse
in the barn. Three miles from State
College on the road to Bellefonte. See
sign for Barker’s Barn.
PLEASANT, EXTREMELY quiet rooms.
133 McAllister Street. Phone 7868. In
quire after five. -
HALF OF Double Room for rent to male
student.' 445 E. - Foster. Phone 6106. --.
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR Typewriter needs repairs, just
call 2492 or. bring machine tp 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 28 years ex
perience is at your service.
ALUMNI buy Penn State playing cards,
pictures of. Old Main and Library. On
sale at Student Union and Nittany Lion
Inti.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19,1951
CLASS
FOR RENT
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in a design for
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Featured in Vogue . . . and can he seen in
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Surest, newsiest fashion: this full short-skirted
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FI EDS
SOFTLY GLEAMING 4-piece Maple bed
room suite. Ideal for apartments and 1
small .rporns because it's beautifully de
signed without that* bulky look. Full size
bed, roomy chest and dresser with mirror f
for $109.95. Save with Houts* 5% discount
for cash-and-carry. Easy credit terms can
be arranged. O. W. Houts ft Son,- Inc., i
N. Buckhout St., State College. Dial 6703.
HOUTS HAS lovely starter sets of fine
Salem China for you. Choose from f'Prin- \
cess Margaret," $5.49; "Aristocrat," $0.75;
"Century," $6.45; "Bryn Mawr," $5.95;
‘'Antoinette," $5.95; "Saphire,” • $5.45; .
"Lansdown," $5.95; "India Tree," $0.45;
"Parsley," $6.46: "Cherry Blossom," $6.75.
Buy them for yourself or to use as a .
bridal, birthday, or Christm&i gifts. Houts '
has a 5% discount for cash-and-carry.
O. W. Houts ft Son, Inc., State
Dial 6703. ' \
SEEING IS BELEIVING
at DU
LOST
GREEN and BLACK Fountain Pen barrel.
I have cap. Call 6695
WANTED
TWO HIDES wanted to. New York, New
Haven or any point toward Boston Oct.
26. 22 Simmons. 1
STUDENT SEEKING work in furniture
or upholstery Tepair in private homes or
fraternities. Four years experience. Call *
4409. Ask for Leon. •
RIDERS Allentown and vicinity. Leave
every Friday 4 p.m.; return Sunday.
Ray Brown, Nittany 30 Ext. 290.
U.S. STAMP Collections and antique or
modern guns. Call ext. 2262 daytime or
361 Pleasant Gap evenings and ask for