The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, April 14, 1956, Image 5
SATURDAY. APRIL 1 'The Opens A mixture of ly enchantress trie "The Lady's open at 8 p.m. ton • " The play, by high comedy. Wa Although it is a and was first prod land in 1950, "The Burning" is based tury English life. and Pan• a Brow leading roles when produced on Broad% The central plot revolves around the a woman who has b: being a witch and who says he wants and claims he is Much of the action the witch hunt.. The young ench, reputation as a wit cause she lived alo because her father alchemist. When th ers come seeking home and goes to town mayor. It is at the home ,of the mayor that she meets and falls in love with the man who claims he is a murderer and desires to be I hanged. She is convicted of being a witch, and her young lover tries) to save her life by maintaining that he is the DeN>il himself. Several of the characters in the play are almost cartoons. These typed people include the town' mayor, the town justice, and the absent-minded chaplai n. The mayors two nephews have many times been called hellions. Smith said that he is using one of the most inexperienced cases he has worked for a Player's production, Even, he said, many of the leads are new people. had been a • witch hunt er she leaves 'live with the Harvard Prof To Present Priestley Talks Dr. George B. Kistiakowsky, professor of physical chemistry at Harvard University, will be the speaker for the annual Priestley lecture series to be held Monday through Friday. He will speak at 8 p.m. Monday, .Tuesday, and Wednesday, at 5:15 p.m. Thursday, and at 10 a.m. Friday. The lectures will be in 119 Osmond. The series, jointly sponsored by Phi Lambda Upsilon, chemistry recognition society, and the de partments of chemistry and chem ical engineering, are given each year to commemorate the birth day of Joseph Priestley, scien tist and theologian and the dis coverer of oxygen. The series was established in 1927. Dr. Kistiakowsky iswidely known for his work in the fields of, kinetics of gas phase reactions, structure of polystomic mole cules, thermochemistry of organic compounds, enzyme catalyzed re actions, and explosives and ex plosions. He received his doctor's degree from the University of Berlin, and was later appointed to the Princeton faculty. CPA Announces New Senior Board The , new senior board of the Central Promotion. Agency has been announced by Sanford Lich tenstein,-director., The new director, replacing Lichtenstein, is Edmond Kramer. Other promotions are business manager, George Buckhout; co production directors, Stanley Lin denberg and Carolyn Dimmick; design director, Annette Holtz. Co-distribution directors, Ar thur Cohen and William Meek ling; account executives, Maurie Fox, Harry Yaverbaum, Harry Neuman, Jay Tolson, and Harry Oxman. The student ndvisor is William Clark. Engineer Circulation Staff The Women's Circulation staff of. the Penn State Engineer will meet in 313 Mechanical Engineer ing at - 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. rt. 1956 ady's Not for Burning' Tonight at Center Stage fanticism and humor will be presented at Center Stage tonight as a love to save her life from those who believe she is a witch. of for Burning," Player's last Center Stage production for this year, will ght. It will run every Friday and Saturday night through May 19. hristopher Fry, is in light verse and is considered typical of the British en S. Smith, associate professor of theater arts, will direct the show. 1 odern play ced in Eng l.: dy's Not for lin 15th cen ohn Geilgud 1 played the he play was ay: of the story love story of en accused of young man to be hanged a murderer. •nters around ntress got a h partly be e, and partly —George Harrison photo PLAYERS rehearses for "The Lady's Not for Burning." which will open at 8 p.m. tonight at Center Stage. Spanish Club to Meet El Circulo Espanol, Spanish' Club, will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday' in Atherton Lounge. Hugo Cerrano from Colombia will speak on his country. OPENING "The Lady's Not For Burning" Christopher Fry's celebrated satire on witchcraft "The Lady's Not For Burning." a You will get one Free Ticket if comedy and satire by Christopher you are the first person at the door Fry will open tonight at 7:30 at with the correct answers to Thurs- Center Stage (the old T.U.S.) day's Crossword Puzzle. Tickets are only one dollar. • BENNY SNYDER Hurricane Jazz Band IS COMING BACK Phi Sigma Kappa SUNDAY, MAY 6 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA TONIGHT! YMCA Chief to Speak The director of Reading YMCA camps will present an illustrated talk on the philosophy and values of camping at 4 p.m. Wednesday in 121 Sparks, Panhellenic Scholarships !Angel Flight Applications Applications Available I Applications for Angel Flight membership will be available un- Applications for two $5O scho l- itil 5 p.m. today at the iletzel arships awarded annually by Pan -lion desk. Women interested in hellenic Council may be secured' applying should have a 2.3 All in the dean of women's office,ll.lniversity average. 105 Old Main until April 20. Barbara Nicholls, Panhel presi dent, said the scholarships are available to any woman student Z - ve/ Cafrdpc CoAge frie,R ithmeil aredscounr>hgru4 VICEROYS are Smoother Here is the reason: Only VICEROY has 20,000 filters in every tip—twice as many filters as the other two largest-selling filter brands—to give that smoother taste—that VICEROY taste! VICEROYS are Smoother than any other cigarette. 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