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Players Announce
1 53-54 Productions
Penn State Players have announced their selection of plays for
the 1953-54 season, according to Arthur C. Cloetingh, professor of
dramatic.
The first show at Schwab Auditorium will be Noel 'Coward's
"Hay Fever" on Nov. 5-7. This charming British comedy was first
presented in,New York in 1925 and is .very typical of the high humor
of Coward. Warren S. Smith, associate professor of dramatics, is the
director.
"Death of A Salesman" by Ar
thur Miller, will be presented
March 11-13. The prize-winning
play opened on Broadway Feb.
10, 1949, with Lee J. Cobb doing
the• portrayal of Willie Loman
and Arthur Kennedy as the shift
less son. Miller is also the author
of "All My Sons," another award
play. Kelly Yeaton, assistant pro
fessor of dramatics, will direct
the show.
Center Stage Begins Oct. 9
The final play in Schwab will
be "The Happy Time," scheduled
for May 6-8. This delightful com
edy by Samuel Taylor was adap
ted from Robert Fontaine's novel
of the life of a French - Canadian
family in the 1920'5. Rodgers and
Hammerstein produced the play
Jan. 24, 1950. Walter H. Walters,
assistant professor of dramatics,
is the director.
"The Moon Is Blue" will be pre
sented as the first show in the
arena theater, Center Stage,. be
ginning Oct. 9 and continuing for
six weeks. This amusing chronicle
of modern cosmopolitan life, by
F. Hugh Herbert, was presented
March 8, 1951, on Broadway, with
Barbara Bel Geddes and Barry
Nelson in the leading roles, and
was recently made into a movie.
Robert D. Reifsneider, associate
professor of dramatics, is director.
"Juno and the Paycock" by
Sean O'Casey will run from Dec.
11 to Feb. 20. Written in 1924,
the play takes place in the highly
complex and confusing period
whin the Irish Free State had
been set up but had not succeeded
in unifying the 'country around it.
It is one of the best of O'Casey's
powerful realistic dramas. The
play will be directed by Yeaton.
Players to Give Revue
"On Approval," from Feb. 26 to
April 3, is another example of
British high comedy. The play
was written by Frederick Loris
dale in 1927. Walters will direct
the show.
, Beginning April 9 and contin
uing through May 22, Players will
present their original revue, "Pick
Up Sticks." This show will in
clude a small cast in singing and
dancing roles. Reifsneider will di
rect the production.
An added - attraction of the sea
son will be an experimental pro
duction by William Coleman, a
former student at the College,
who is now teaching at Slippery
Rock State Teachers College.
Smith will direct this show which
will be presented in Little Thea
ter. basement of Old Main.
Cabinet Names
Election Date
Dates for petitioning and elec
tion of the new Business School
Student Council were set Thurs
day night by All-College Cabinet.
Students may submit petitions
tomorrow, Thursday and Friday,
Elections will be held Oct. 6 and 7.
Philip Greenberg, council pres
ident, said it would be necessary
to hold elections before the tenta
tive dates in October set for the
other eight council elections by
the Interschool Council Board. A
council-sponsored Career Day has
been planned for Oct. 29, making
it necessary to, organize the coun
cil before that time, Greenberg
said.
Concert Group
To Hold Campaign
Community Concert Associa
tion will conduct its annual mem
bership campaign dur in g the
week of Oct. 19, Dr. Fred R. Mat
son, association chairman, has an
nounced.
Present members may renew
memberships prior to the open
ing of the campaign.
David H. McKinley; campaign
chairman, will announce names
of campaign leaders this week,
Matson said.
By EDMUND REISS
Girls to Be Moved
From Pollock. Dorm
Women students now living
in Pollock Circle doriii 'lO are
.expected to be • moved into
dormitory rooms and lounges
by tomorrow, according t o
Miss Cordelia .L. Hibbs, assis
tant to the dean of women.
Women now living in the
lounges are moving into rooms
as vacancies occur, and th e
women in Pollock 10 are fill
ing the lounge vacancies.
LA Graduate Students
Plan Meeting for Oct. 6
A meeting of graduate students
in the Liberal Arts school will be
held at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 6, in 121
Sparks. Two new representatives
to the Graduate School Student
Council will be elected.
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Football
(Continued from page six)
on another Penn State miscue
when Dick Jones fumbled on the
Lions' 27. With 28 seconds re
maining in the first half,. Ameche
made two yards around the right
end of the Penn State line and
Vergetis added 11 'with a pass
completition to Clary Bratt when
time ran out.
After Bailey's 37 yard" punt to
the 13 yard line, the Badgers, led
•by Dornburg, Bratt; and Ameche,
started an 87 yard drive that
brought a touchdown in 13 plays.
Vergetis' placement gave the
Badgers a commanding lead,
14-0.
Moore, who took Bill Miller's
kick-off on Penn State's 26, had
the fans holding on when he took
advantage of Jesse Arnelle's block
and galloped down the sideline
to Wisconsin's 39 for a nifty 35
yard return. Tenn State got to
the Badgers' 25 before losing the
ball on downs.
With three minutes and 22 sec
onds left in the game Gingrass
went, over to his right tackle for
four yards and` Wisconsin's third
TD. Miller's point after touch
down was wide. --
Penn State, trying to scorch the
scoring column, found a 15-yard
holding penalty making things
rather difficult. In fact, the Lions
were on their own 4-yard stripe
due to the penalty. Buddy Rowell
and Charlie Blockson added five
yards before the whistle ended
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Industrial Ed Society
Hears Talk on Formosa
Dr. S. Lewis Land, head 'of the
industrial education department,
will speak to the Industrial Edu
cation Society at 8:30 tonight in
218 Willard. An address concern
ing a Journey to 'Formosa will be
included in the program.
'CLASSIFIE-DS
FOR SALE
'4l MERCURY Club Coupe. New rebuilt
motor, good tires. Radio, heater. Call
Ahern, 4937. Pi Kappa Phi.
1935 FORD Fordor. Rebuilt motor. Excel
lent ires and heater. Call 2728.
1951 DODGE 4-door sedan completely
equipped. - White side-walls, chains. Apt.
3C, 507 W. College. After 5:30 or write.
TO TAKE 013 T—Fried chicken. in a basket,
sandwiches, french fries. Katharine's
Coffee Shop, 131 N. Atherton.
'39 HARLEY-DAVIDSON 74 cu. in. motor
cycle. Recently overhauled. • Call 2207.
Ask for Marv.
PEDIGREED BOXERS 15 wks. Beautiful
fawn coats, black ' , masks. Descendants
from 24 champions, 3 Intl champions in
past 6 generations. Your: chance foi a
fraternity mascot at bargain rates. Phone
3556.
NEW SLIDE RULE. Pickett 500 Ortho.
phase 'Log Log. $12.00. Call Bob:' State
College 2181.
LOST
LARGE KEY RING three inches in _di-
ameter with many keys on it. Has taped
plate‘ with Gentzel written thereon. Re
ward.• Please return to Dux Club, 128 S.
Pugh St.
INTEREST IN FLYING. Persons having
same please come to Penn State Flying
Club meeting Wed., 208 Willard at 7:30.
GREEN CHECKED zipper jacket. Call Sam
• Ross, Nittany 23.
You can cash in
again and again!
C'mon,, let's go!
THIS YEAR
*TIPS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1953
Ag LaVie Photos
Seniors in the. School of Akii
culture must have pictures taken
for the 1954 LaVie before Oct:. 6,
Hermarl Golomb, editor, has an
nounced.
•
The last eruption of Mt. Fuji,
Japan's sacred volcano, was in
1707-1708. •
BUNGALOW; furnished.. Living room,
large bedroom, kitchen, bath, electric
water heater; .'oil . heat, garage: Suitable
for couple with ,one - or two .children. Route
822. Call Centre Ran' 123R14... .
DEMOLAYS to attend Penn - .State •De.
Molay' Club meeting tonight '6 :30 p.m.
104 Willard. . _
WORK WANTED
WHEN YOUR typewriter• needs attention.
just dial 2492 or bring machine to 6331
W. College Avenue.
HELP WANTED
PRESSER, part time. Portage Cleaners.
118 S. Pugh St., on the alley.
MISCELLANEOUS,
MISSING MOTHER'S COOKING? Space
for limited number at Katherine's Din
ing Room over Katherine's Coffee Shop,
131 N. Atherton.
SEE DICK
217 S. Atherton St. for the most con
sideratk care of your.car. What Bill doesn't
know, Dick does.,
WANT TO FLY. Penn State Flying Club
meets Wed. at 7:30 p.m. in 208 Willard.
All interested persons invited.
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'They're seasoned perfectly.
For bette r taste, its Luckies . thoug h,
That win the cheers— not. me!
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and his able assistant Bill,