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Radio Guild
To Present
Six Dramas
A series of six radio dramas
adapted from Greek plays has
been planned by the Radio Guild
in conjunction with the Depart
ments of Speech and Dramatics.
The plays, to be produced and
directed by John Price, will be
heard at 9:30 p.m. Mondays, Nov.
3 through Dec. 16 over WMAJ.
The list includes “Electra,” “Oedi
pus-Rex,” “Progs,” and “Anti
gone.”
A preliminary meeting for those
wishing to participate in the ser
ies will be held 7 p.m. Monday in
304 Sparks. Tryouts are slated for
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
A semi-permanent company
will be formed to produce the
shows, which will include trained
speaking choruses.
The Giuld has adopted a work
shop training program.' Basic in
struction meetings in announc
ing, acting,, production and con
tinuity will start at 7 p.m. Tues
day. Workshop'shows will be pro
duced in the studio and, if promis
ing, will be broadcast over WMAJ|
Workshop directors and meet
ing times are: production, Made
line Sharpe, 7 p.m.; continuity,
Nancy Luetzel, 7:45 p.m.; acting,
Ann Jones and Constance Taylor,
8:30 .p.m.; announcing, Jay Mur
phy, 9:15 p.m.
We could flutter our lids till our eye
balls ached and it wouldn’t help. Our
Prof is strictly business. He’s the public.'
Every' 6 months Bell Telephone Com
panies ask the public for their grades. It’s
done by opinion surveys. We ask thou
sands of customers to tell us what they
think of our service. On the basis of their
reports w : e try to improve where they think
we could be doing better. Subsequent
surveys show us if we’ve been successful.
This search for better ways of serving
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For Ed La Vie Photos
The deadline for Education
seniors to have their LaVie
pictures taken has been ex
tended to today.
Engineering seniors may
have their pictures taken until
Wednesday at the Penn Stale'
Photo Shop, official LaVie pho
tographer.
Lion Suit Fund
$55 From Goal
A $5 contribution for the Lion
suit fund from Phi Sigma Sigma
sorority and a $5.05 donation from
Beta Sigma Omicron sorority has
brought the total to $345.76, ap
proximately $55 short of the $4OO
goal.
Contributions may be made at
the Daily Collegian office, base
ment of Carnegie Hall, from
11 a.m. to noon and from 4 to 5
p.m., or at the Student Union desk
in Old Main.
Med Applications Due
Applications for the medical col
lege admission j tests, to be held
Nov. 3, must arrive at Educational
Testing Service, P.O. Box 592,
Princeton, N.J., by Monday. Bul
letins of information and appli
cation blanks are available at 207
Buckhout.
Congress Hall, in Independence-
Square Philadelphia, served for
10 years as the home of Congress.
Do you have to make eyes
to make A’s?
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Local Color
(Continued from cage one)
for its share, of kidding in the
first skit, “Hennessey of the Hort
Woods Patrol.”' As the aging Hen
nessey who fills his trash bag with
candy, kite, and telephone direc
tory so he can keep his job, Dick
Neuweiler retains his status of
campus funny-man.
Three of the show’s best songs,
“I’m So in Love,” “Why Can’t I
Get a Man?” and “We’re Going
Sorority,” are packed into the
“Sorority Rushing Scene” num
ber.
Both handicapped right up to
the, opening by severe cases of
laryngitis, Pat Marsteller and A 1
McChesney came through in the
true spirit of show business. Miss
Marsteller’s warmth and vivacity
made up for any-weakness in her
voice as she lamented her man
catching troubles.
A male chorus line complete
with out-size bosoms and blond
wigs added zest and fun, and
Nancy Lou Thomas and McChes
ney were effective in the senti
mental number. Nancy White got
a round of applause for her char
acterization of a stage-s truck
rushee.
A barbershop quartet and can
can number add to “In Front of
Grahams,” but again it’s ,an or
iginal tune that makes it click.
In “A Girl Has Got to Have a
Little Fun” Suzanne Kiel is great
as she laments that with dormi r
tory hours she can’t be a lady
and a woman at the same- time.
Following the Graham’s num
ber, “Fresh Frosh” Terry Dolson,
people is only one aspect of the Bell Sys
tem business philosophy. It underlies our
constant search for w'ays to provide ever
better telephone service at the lowest
possible cost.
For qualified college people interested
in engineering, operations and adminis
tration, we offer many opportunities. We
believe you’ll.be interested to learn what
we mean.
Your college placement office will be,
glad to give you more details.
IM Swimming
(Continued from page seven)
the Penguins on their toes.
A last minute stand was made
by Dorm 37 to win the meet from
the Penguins in the diving • com
petition. The Penguins did not
have any participants in the div
ing division.'John -Britcher com
piled 10.8 points for Dorm 37,
but his score did/ not give his
team enough points to overtake
the Penguin’s winning margin of
three points.
Pete Lang and Beverly O’Connor
.came out in front of the Big Red
for an acrobatic dance number
with a Mutt and Jeff twist-to it.
Both this and the only other dance
team, Tom Dennison and Sally
Lou Jones, were well-received.
The latter’s sultry ballet created
a mood that contrasted well with
the other acts.
The cast £or the final skit, “How
Mt. Nittany Got Its Name,” does
its best with the material. But it
seems a shame to end an other
wise sparkling show with a pun—
one of the worst ever—that sim
ply produces a let-down feeling.
The title song is rousing, how
ever, and makes for a finale al
most strong enough to obliterate
the Nittany deal from the mem
ory. 1
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