WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1958
LEE SHAKESPEk.
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To Resemb4
Elizabethan Set
The acting area of an Elizabeth
an playhouse in conteinporary
style will be reproduced in the
set of the Penn State Players' pro
duction of the Merchant of Venice.
The Shakespearean play will be
presented tomorrow, Friday, Sat
urday afternoon and Saturday
evening in Schwab Auditorium.
Cast members will be dressed in
Italian Renaissance costumes. The
set and some of the costumes were
designed by Russell G. Whaley,
instructor in theatre arts. Other
costumes are-being imported from
Newport and Philadelphia.
-The set is built on two levels,
with stairs leading from the first
to the second level. Each level
contains an inner and an outer
stage. An apron extending in
front of the stage will be used for
street scenes.
The purpose of the different act
ing areas is to give flUid action
to the scenes. Scenes can then be
changed without pulling the cur
tain.
Three curtains will be used in
the play. One, for the street scene,
is painted like Italian grillwork.
Another is a damask print.
Musicians, playing sixteenth
century music on instruments of
the period, will appear in costume
behind a sheer third curtain.
Tickets for the play will be
sold at the Hetzel Union desk and
at the door. The cost is 75 cents
for tomorrow evening and the
matinee, and $1.25 for the Friday
and Saturday performances.
Collegian Circulation
Promotions Announced
Students promoted to the junior
board of The Daily Collegian Cir
culation Staff are Barbara Bixler,
Miriam Latshaw, Constance Jones,
Elaine Walters, Annette Saurino,
Constance Morgan, Jeanette 'But
ler, Marjorie Moorhead,, Dorothy
Spannuth and Nancy Froebel.
Gibbs Girls Get
the Top Jobs
Special Course for College Women.
Residences. Write College Dean
for GIBBS GIRLS ier WORK.
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urday nights and Saturday aftern4
Timmis, Joe Servello and Jon Will
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Steiner Speech
Will Complete
Lecture Series
Dr. Herbert Steiner, professor
of German, will present the final
lecture in the current Simmons
Series at 8 tonight in 121 Sparks.
He will speak on, "Reading,
Editing, and Remembering."
Steiner, who will retire July 1
with emeritus rank, has had a
long and distinguished career as
editor of various literary publica
tions. A native of. Austria, he was
editor and secretary of a literary
society in Zurich, Switzerland, be
fore coming to this country in
1940.
In 1930, Steiner combined with
a wealthy friend to start a bi
monthly publication called "Cor
ona" which presented the works
of poets and other writers of the
day.
Steiner's most recent publica
tion is a 60-page book titled
"Meeting With Poets."
The Simmons Lecture Series,
sponsored by the department of
German, honors the late Lucretia
V. T. Simmons, for many years
head of the department.
Neuberger Joins Group
Dr. Hans Neuberger, head of
the Department of Meteorology,
has been appointed a member of
the advisory committee on
meteorological education of the
American Meteorological Society.
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quarters at Fort Meade, Mary
land, to conduct tile annual for
mal inspection of all phases of
the Army ROTC program at the
University.
The inspection team is headed
by Colonel William J. Himes, pro
fessor of military science and tac
tics at the University of Pitts
burgh, and includes Major Clar
ence R. Westfall of Lehigh Uni
versity and Captain Thomas D.
Lind from Lafayette College.
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