PAGE EIGHT Guignol Productions To 'Shock' Campus The problems of a theatre production are greatly multi plied in the experimental theatre production' which opens at 8 tonight at the Little Theatre in Old Main. The three one-act plays are being produced in the style of the Grand Guignol theatre, famous in Paris for its grue-1 some make up effects and criminal, plays. Another performance will be given at 8 p m. tomorrow. As the Guignol theatre keeps, its make up technique a secret, the make up crew, headed by; Carolyn Wenzel, has had to ex periment with different make up' bases, and objects found around the house, The crew decided to use a latex and Kleenex base to build up face distortions for such ef fects as fatness and beastliness. The face is In st coated with the wet, sticky rubber material an , then dry Kleenex is added to giv : the desired distortion. The crew also needed a mixtur to give "scarey" effect. They 01 dei ed a base called derma wa which has been found very e fective when used by mortician 1 1 ' Another problem was blood- , which the Guignol theatre mak every day by the vat. The cre ordered a pint of pancromat blood, a heavy liquid the col : of grape juice which when dries looks and clots like real blood. The three plays being pro duced are: "Weekend Cottage" and "Coals of Fire," by Fred erick Wilney, a British writer. and "Sweeney Todd," adapted by Marvin Katz, director. Richard Mazza is technical di rector and Janet Abele and Char- For Expert Tailoring See C. W. HARDY, Tailor 222 W. Beaver Avenue Collegian PROMOTION and LOCAL AD staffs 7 p.m. 9 Carnegie COMPULSORY Bring pens! Collegian Credit Staff Meeting TONIGHT Room 215 Willard 7 p.m. All must attend! lotto Sidewater are stage man agers. Crew heads for the pro duction are Carolyn Wenzel, make up; Shirley Greenbaum, proper ties; Robert Kelley, publicity and sound; Sybil Sheer, lighting; Ju dy Gordon, construction; and Juriel Liney, costumes. lIIEZE I I •7 -AC Di Grikap qiitqWoT, MAY 12-13 43:0(1 LITTL '](Em 404111 4 8 ad MODS O. stql u4o4j yowls 2i3ISNV leD)4 KGDL KROSSWORD DOWN 1. Layers, but no hens 2. This'll stir° you the shakes 8. Cen' er newly changed 4. That's my 801 l 5. Decisive moment 6. Impish gnome 7. Where Chloe see lost 8. Hawaiian city 9. Everything 10. Winds that hlow good 11. Tongue lashing 12. Appeared 19. Setup for a paint job 22. Unscrambled It spells mess 23. A hit on the head 25. State of Alaska's first Governor 82. ___ a Root 28. Smoke a 86. Ireland Root -motto $7. It used to 28. Little fix prices (abbr.) Rhode Island $B. King-Size 29. Thet could Filter- -Kool be upsets 40. Switch from 80. Good for three them to Kools SI. Jack the - Al. Kind of divine classman 84. The glib 43. 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Herter, British Foreign Sec retary Selwyn Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville balked. Lloyd. chairman of the first session, moved in to mediate the clash that threatened to deadlock the conference even before its formal opening. I In a swift series of meetings, 'the Western leaders first con ferred at Lloyd's villa. They then DO 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000 v - • The NEW McCoy , -1 • o 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 C Corner ... Ettis n: tits Otott 114 E. College Ave. State College arks Start of Geneva Talks-- sent the British foreign secretary Gerinany will attend the confer to Gromyko wit h compromise ence sessions. They will sit at proposals. separate tables. The Big Four ministers tpen If either the West or East Ger postponed the formal opening, man representative wants to and met informally at a British speak, the conference chairman villa to seek a formula, for will ask if any of the other Big settling the German participation Four foreign ministers objects. if question. there are no objections, the floor After a full day of crossfire. twill be given to the Germans they came up with this ar rangement: Representatives of the rival governments of West and East Yes, this is the NEW ' 4 3 "McCoy Corner" HUR'S o MENS SHOP takes plea- g sure in announcing the ap pointment of Bill McCoy as o their manager. The "McCoy Corner" 2 will now be a regular fea feature to keep you ,up-to- o date on all the newest in '2 styles at HUR'S MENS 6 SHOP. Bill McCoy would like g to extend an invitation to o all his friends to come in- o to Hur's and to follow the g McCoy Corner. All are o welcome. No. 27 (GOt 41064.1 '~•r> TUESDAY. 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