PAGE TWO t A WiM Present 'Grc~t BEqi Door ter/ v - l- The University's Mateer Playhouse has announced that l Tho Great Big Doorstep” will replace Noel Coward's "Nude With Violin” as the last play of the season The play opens Monday at Standing Stone. According to Robert D. Reifsneider, managing director of . .i je Playhouse, toe change was 700 Folk Dancers &££££££ typ ‘"' To Attend Festival ■ ! Approximately 700 dance on- HackeJt who aho dramatized' thusiaxtx will attend the 6th an- _. , . _ , „ . nual Folk and Square Dance Fes- The Diary of Anne Frank, is : tivnl to he held tomoiiow and the humorous story of the poor bJturdav. Crochet family who live in a ; ’ihe College of Agiicultuie Ex tension Sen ue and Blair County Hound and Squaie Dance Awi-, ‘‘Ole Man River” deposits an nation will sponsor the program.lornate doorstep in fiont of then It will include a home and they ate faced demmistiations and general par- 'wMi the problem of living up | lieipation m dancing. 0 Ike ll ' new found fortune. j The workshop will be led by Esther Benson as Mrs. Crochet; Burt Hall, of Detroit, Mich, and ls determined to find a new and a leaeher of dances with the home for their dooistep. trnit Recreation Department. Mu- Boon plays the Corn sir and callers will he provided."lodore, Mr. Crochet, who is bv the Bulla-Hnitzell oiehestra, cau£ tht up in his wifes plans. Bloom,sburg. ! The resl of ihe ragged family i | is composed of Evvie Crochet Student Encamnment i P la V ed by Peggy Lang, Topal aruaenr tncampmem j CrocheJ p i ayed by Janice Cham- To Begin Sept. 9 pagne. Arthur Crochet, played The eighth annual Student En-[ by Frank Browning. Etna Cro nmpment will be held Sept, fl. 1 c bet portrayed by Louise Wil li) and 11 at the University's, Bams and Dewey Crochet School of Foiestiy at Mont Alto j played by Ronald Bishop. Ninety student leaders will join Although box office totals have 30 members of faculty and ad-.not yet been made public, Reif mmistration for three days of di.s-jsneider says that this has been the cession of present student-facul- t best season so far for the Play t\ -University problems. Six work-,house. This is the second year that 'shop areas have been established !the Standing Stone Playhouse has and will be chiiicd by students.’been operated by the University. y]ittamj Ifjews • large selections of magazines * paperbacks for summer reading 9 foreign newspapers WEST COLLEGE AVE. next to the "Corner Room" Where else can you buy such luscious steaks cooked to your individual taste? Or real Italian-fasting spaghetti? Or such good, steaming pizza? I could go on and on, but instead I'll say where else but at the . . . Boa L Imnj Stea h J4ou i n ’ rkJ« .k.ih n] NOW Pennsylvania Slate University Bn 1 ww MATEER WmmM playing PLAYHOUSE "A Tale of Two Cities" - —STARRING— THIS WEEK Dick Doroi y Cecil ANTON CHEKHOU’S Bogarde Tulin Parker ••THE CHERRY -also- ORCHARD" "An Alligator Named Daisy' 1 —STARRING— NEXT WEEK Donald Dia a Jean "THE GREAT BIG Technicol DOORSTEP" A COMEDY —SU NDAY—MONDAY— Make reservations now at the "A Man Called Peter" Stale College Hotel AD 8-6733 .... _ ~ Mon.. Thur S . 5i.75 - $2.25 Mr. Scoutmaster Fri. . Sat. $2.25 - $2.75 SUMMER COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA shack on ihe Mississippi above New Orleans. (Municipal Union To Open Institute The American Federation of| |State, County and Municipal Em- 1 tployees will hold its first institute on campus beginning tomorrow land ending Sunday. Appioximstely 40 persons are expected to participate in the I program sponsored by the Phila delphia Council, Western Penn sylvania Council and the State Council. The mam theme of the insti tue will be to leview the history, of the union and give a progress report of union activities. | During a series of lectures, dis cussions and panels, the two ma jor roles of the union will be examined. Closed ’til September Joe’s Pizza Shop Repairs ] Car Radios | Television Phonographs | Radios television eft service center State College TV 232 S. Allen St. SWIM and Roller Skate llipSl Pool Opens 1 p.m. Daily • • • SKATING . . . Wednesday, Friday and Sunday Evenings also Sunday Afternoons' see Free Picnic Tables HECLA PARK 15 miles East of State College Rt. 61 Rink Available for Private Parties Phone Zion FUlton 3.2318 National Hillel Group i Names Kahn Director i Rabbi Benjamin M. 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