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"Guys and Dolls"
Crews
'Jim Dandy'
Announced
Technical crews haye been an
nounced for the Players' produc
tion, "Jim Dandy," by William
Saroyan, which opens l a six-week
end run at 8 p.m. Friday at Center
Stage.
Kelly Yeaton, associate profes
sor of theatre arts, will direct.
Technical crews are:
Lights: Paul Wank, Edward Thomas. co
managers: Sally Murphy. Carolyn Quarles,
Sandra Goldman, William Bennett.
Properties:•. Patricia Whaite. manager ;
Nancy Greninger, assistant manager; Chris
tine Chesney. Frances Griffin.
Make-up: Helen Cummidgs, Glenna Gil
ger. co-managers: Joyce Levenson, Marilyn
Roberts. Carol Weintraub. •
Costumes: Sally Miller, manager: Marie
Ammaturo, assistant manager; Sally Swing,
Fredericka Weinschenk, Vicki O'Donnell.
Construction: Francine Nielson, manager;
Barbara White, assistant manager: Hank
Ewiecinski. Debra Hibbs./Morton Opal.
Sound: Dean Eayre, manager: Charles
Ross, assistant manager. Edward Thomas,
Lynne Oberman.
Advertising: Roger Serota, manager;
Carol Ludy, Mary Ann Reid, Arnold Har
ris, Max Perlmutter. Mary Weber, Joseph
Servello, Harriette Leaver, Nancy Leiblic,
Demitriva Mozeliak, June McCurdy. Alice
Shapiro, Gloria Lite.
House: Cannella LaSpada, June Mc-
Curdy. Sally Murphy, Carolynne Quarles,
Alice Shapiro, Jeanette Spangler.
Floyd Santoro is stage man
ager. Carole Krick and Susan
Mort will act as assistant stage
managers.
Chorus Named
For Musical
Chorus singers and dancers
have been announced for th e
Broadway fable "Guys and Dolls"
which will be presented by Thes
pians Thursday, Friday and. Satur
day in Schwab Auditorium.
Members of the Crapshooters
Chorus are Stanley Epstein as
Baby Face Jones; Michael Scho
field, Scranton Slim; Frank Week
land, Tex; Samuel Glick, The
Greek; Rodney Felix, Liver Lips
Louie; Robert Jubeirer, Second
Story Smith; William Quinn, So
ciety Max; Sheldon Caplan, Bran
dy Bottle Bates; Robert Piccone,
Rocky Rhodes.
Included in the Hot Box Girls
Chorus are Jayne Mort, Mary
Raup„Mariana Moldovan, Sandra
Deckter, Barbara Stone, Mary Lou
Rowe, Harriet Felder, Barbara
Kinnier.
Cuban Dancers are Roialie Sam-
Phylis Rubinstein, Rena Gorn,
Loreen Zavos, Sheldon DeSatnick,
Fred Trust, John Wenner.
Crapshooter Dancers are John
Wenner, Sheldon DeSatnick, Shel
don Bernbaum and Bernard Bay
miller.
Senior in Engineering
Wins $250 Scholarship
Vincent Paparella, senior in
civil engineering from Milanville,
has been awarded a $250 Socony-
Mobil Oil scholarship.
The award is made to a junior
or senior in civil engineering who
is interested in highway engineer
ing and who has attained a high
scholastic -record.
Paparella is vice president of
the senior class.
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By PAT HUNTER
Collegian Feature Editor
ugh gamblers and their shapely dolls will, according to the under
in Schwab Auditorium this weekend in a desperate attempt to avoid
been trailing them recently from crap game to crap game.
pus, the "mobsters" will give their version of the Broadway musical
hich will be presented at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow, Friday and Saturday and
also at a 2 p.m. matinee perform
ance on Saturday.
Adapted by Jo Swerl and Abe
Burrows from the Damon Run
yon story "The Idyle of Sarah
Brown," with music and lyrics by
Frank Loesser, "Guys and Dolls"
received the New York Critics
Circle Award as the Best Musical
of 1951.
The story concerns a group of
typical Runyon characters who
run "respectable" floating crap
games and bet on only the
"sure ponies.
Ring leaders of these gangsters
whose hearts are as big as their
pocketbooks are Nathan Detroit,
owner of the oldest floating crap
game in New York, and Sky Mas
terson, a big-time gambler who'll
bet on anything.
Nathan is a guy with many
troubles. For 14 years he has been
engaged to Miss Adelaide, a dan
cer in a Broadway night spot
called "The Hot Box," but he in
sists he may marry her "just any
minute." Adelaide, however, longs
for a "home with wallpaper and
bookends" and is a bit tired of
having her nuptials continually
postponed by the fast-moving dice
games.
Another love affair develops
when Nathan bets Sky $lOOO
that he can't entice Sarah
Brown, a "Save-A-Soul" mis
sion preacher, to go to Havana
with him. Sky wins the bet but
he is so overcome with love for
Sarah that he gladly gives up
winning the "grand."
The "line-up" for the Thes
pian's "Guys and Dolls" produc
tion is Theodore Pauloski, Nathan
Detroit; Sylvia Guyer, Miss Ade
laide; Gerald Denisof, Sky Mas
terson; Paula Zeller, Sarah
Brown; Virgilio Volpe, Nicely-
Nicely; Samuel Valentine, Big
Jule.
Anthony Rotell, Harry the
Horse; Alfred Klimcke, Benny
Southstreet; Louis Bufalini, An
gie the Ox; Delmar Hendricks,
Arvide; Millis Mershon, Agatha;
James Olmes, Brannigan; Helen
Stahl, General Cartwright; and
Peter Gano, Calvin.
The musical's action lakes
place in many varied places in
cluding the "Save-A-Soul" Mis
sion, the Hot Box Night Club,
the El Cafe Cubano in Havana.
and in the sewers of New York.
Tickets for the Thespian show
are available at the Hetzel Union
desk. The price is $1.25 for tomor
row's opening performance and
for the Saturday matinee and
$1.50 for the performances on Fri
day and Saturday nights.
The Jazz Club Presents
THE
FOUR- FRESHMEN
AND
Buddy Morrow
CONCERT
Sunday Afternoon
April 1 at 2:30
Rec Hall Seats $1.50
TICKETS ARE NOW AVAIALBLE AT THE HUB DESK
AND AT THE MUSIC ROOM
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PE
'Hide-Out:
and Dolls
Counselor
Applications
Flood Dean
The dean of men's office is
being "flooded" with applications
for resident halls counselor posts,
according to William B. Crafts, as
sistant to the dean of men.
Crafts said that many of the
applications come from students
who are second- or third-semester
and under 21. These, he said,
would probably be ruled out.
Requirements Listed
Crafts explained that resident
counselors should be at least,
fourth semester and over 21 years'
of age. He said that students with
some service experience are pre
ferred, and that they should have
lived in a residence hall for at
least a semester. Activities, both
at the University and elsewhere,
provide a good background for the
position. Crafts added.
Pays Room, Board
The resident counselor post pays
both room and board. Crafts said
there should be between 20 and
25 positions open for next year.
Students interested in being
resident counselors next year can
obtain an application blank in the
dean of men's office. Three letters
of reference are needed by the ap
plicant, and a personal interview
is required after the forms are re
ceived by the office. ,
Outdoor Jobs Open
For Male Students
Positions'are open for male stu
dents interested in doing lawn and
garden work, window washing
and other miscellaneous house
hold jobs.
There is an immediate demand
for students willing to work in
return for meals on and off cam
pus for the remainder of the se
mester.
Students interested in these jobs
ma'• apply at the Student Employ
meat, Service, 112 Old Main.
WSGA Senate to Talk
On Duties of Members
The newly-elected m e in b e r s
and the out-going members of the
Women's Student Government
Association Senate will meet at
6:30 tonight in 213 Hetzel Union.
Following a short business meet
ing, the out-going members will
discuss the duties of the Senate
with the new members.
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4 Freshmen Concert
To Climax Weekend
The Four Freshmen and Buddy Morrow and his band
will perform at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Recreation Hall, climaxing
IFC-Panhel weekend.
The concert is sponsored by the Jazz Club. Tickets are
on sale at the Hetzel Union desk and the Music !loom for a
51.50. The reduced price tickets
of $1 for club members are avail
able at club meetings.
Ross Barbour, Don Barbour,
Bob Flanigan and Ken Errair
make up the Four Freshmen. Each
member of the quartet does more
than vocalizing as each is an ac
complished instrumentalist.
Don Barbour plays the guitar,
Ross Barbour plays the drums
and Flanigan and Errair play
trombone and trumpet. Actually
the quartet have voices that blend
so well together that they can
almost use them as instruments.
Thus they sing complicated and
unorthodox arrangements.
Brothers Will Appear
Brothers Ross and Don Bar
bour, along with Flanigan, start
ed singing and playing together
a few years after the war, when
they were students at a conserva
tory in Indianapolis. Club jobs
made it possible for the boys to
stay in school.
After they finished school, Er
rair joined the group and they
decided to breal , into show busi
ness under the name of the Four
Freshmen. They were discovered
by Stan Kenton, who started.
them on the road to success.
Win Magazine Poll
Their latest achievement is the
winning of the 1957 Playboy
Magazine Jazz Poll as the top
vocal group. They record for Cap-',
itol records and their albums in
clude "Voices in Modern," "Fresh
men Favorites," "4 Freshmen and
5 Trombones" and "4 Freshmen ,
and 5 Trumpets."
The Four Freshmen have play
ed to sell-out audiences on other
campuses all over the country as
well as in the night clubs and on
records.
Started Career at 12
Buddy Morrow started his ca
reer at the age of 12 when he re
ceived his first trombone as a
birthday gift from his parents.
At the age of 13 he debuted pro
fessionally. At 15 he was featured
with the Yale Collegians.
His big break came while he
was attending the Julliard School
of Music, finishing up a scholar
ship award. It was here that he
was heard by Paul Whiteman
who immediately asked Morrow
to join his band. Following his
Tonight..
The 3rd of 4 Glenn Miller Albums will
be given away during . the WMAJ Music
Room Show broadcast directly from the
Music Room 8 to 9 p.m.
3 Door Prizes will be given away
during the show. Nothing to Buy.
Last Week's lucky winner of a Glenn Miller Album:
DAVID PATTERSON 251 So. Allen Street
Don't miss your chance to win a free record simply by
attending the Music Room Show. Join Roy Elwell and the
crowd at the Music Room for an hour of fun and good music.
See you at
203 1 BEAVER AYE.
stay with Whiteman, Morrow did
short stints with Eddie Duchin's
orchestra, Artie Shaw, Vincent
Lopez and Jimmy Dorsey.
After his discharge from the
Navy following World War 11.
Morrow decided to form his own
band. Hits of his own include
"Night Train" and "Rose, Rose I
Love You."
Morrow has three albums on
the Mercury label which are
"Music for Dancing Feet," "Shall
We Dance" and "Salute to the
Fabulous Dorsey's."
British Official to Talk
To Plant Science Club
Owen G. Williams, assistant ag
ricultural and food attache to the
British Em b ass y. Washington,
D.C., will address the Plant Sci
ence Club at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in
11l Tyson Hall.
Williams will speak on the
duties of an agricultural attache
and some of the problems associ
ated with the work.
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