RAGE SIX
Inge Pia at Center Sta
'Top of the Stairs' Will Open Tonight
By CORDIE LEWIS
From the top of the stairs,
Sonny Flood assut es his moth:
er that lie is not afraid, but the
echo in his voice reveals the
fear of loneliness.
lorieline,s r, the "dark' in
human live, which n overcome
h undeNtanding, tolerance and
companiomtly In William Inge's
"'Du. Dark at the Top of the
SI 0r,..
The pent, State Player, will
give their fuNt performance of
the play at P. tonight at Center
Stag,
The role of Sonny Flood, a
young boy's part in an adult
play, is done by Richard Gar
low, a nine-year old State Col
lege boy.
hiu (I cho,en foi the part
bv a group of teacheis from the
State College grade schools who
took a creative diamatit..4 course
la,t summer taught by Di. Wai
te! II Waller,. head of the De
partment of Theater Art
Warren S. Smith, director of
"The Dark at the Top of the
Stairs" said that it has been
wonderful working with the
young boy. "Richard likes to
have fun and play around,"
Smith said, "hut he is a very
serious worker and never com
plains about late rehearsal
hours."
Richard i, the son of Leon G
Carlow, as , ,ociate pt ofe , ,or of psy
choloey.
The pat t of Sonny's mother.
Cola Flood, is being played by
Anne Grant, junior in business
education horn State College.
Miss Grant said that she has
worked hard developing this , will run for six weekends at Cen
part because she did not want ter Stage. Tickets are on sale at,
to turn Cora Flood into a whin- the Hetzel Union desk and at the,
ing housewife. The woman is door. I
good and kind said Miss Grant,
and her only fault is that she !Chem Prof Will Speak
sees other people's problems, 1 -,
lAt Teachers' Convention !
but not her own. I
Other Player shows in which Dr. John M. Schempf, associate
Miss Grant has appeared are "The professor of chemistry, will speak'
Glass Menagerie," "Kind Lady,",tomoi row at the ninth annual con
" Ye s,
My Darling," "Great Big vention of the Pennsylvania Asso-
Doorstep," "Private Lives" an d l eia lion of College Chemistry
"Antigone;" she understudied th e lTeachers to be held at Gettysburg,
part of Mrs. Wahl in "John Ga- College.
brial Borkman." ; He will discuss " A Fulbrighter,
"Dark at the Top of the Stairs" in Pakistan." '
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
PARENTS CONSOLE SON
of the Stairs." Left to right
Donald Paxton.
STATE COLLEGE
--Collegian Photo by Marty Scharr
... in Players' "The Dark at the Top
are Anne Grant, Richai d Garlow and
looking Glass
Well folks, all ready for an
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TIM to Investigate
To Obtain Softball
Town Independent Men's,president of TIM, volunteered to
It cr m tact if th i e he s y erc o % \ c v e ne c t l i ub a s ny ard
le a l s d k s
Council has set up a committee
which could be used by TIM.
to investigate the feasibility
of having their own softball In other actions TIM asked
their constitutional committee
fields for intramural tourna-1 to consider changing the times
of the council election from fall
ments. to spring or else consider hold-
The decision to look for theiri ing two elections, one in the
own fields was made after Dale, fall and one in the spring.
Hoover; athletic chairman, report-, Haines said that a different
ed that TIM was having trouble election system was necessary so
finding fields to play on in order that TIM could continue to fune
for them to participate in the, lion all year round and also avoid
intramural program sponsored by the inefficiency of running the
the dean of men's office. (council with inexperienced men
The dean of men's intramural, for a month before and after the
program will begin April 25 and fall elections.
end May 20.
Originally TIM had organized
25 softball teams but Hoover:Cooperation Asked
learned from William Crafts, as-'
sistant to the dean of men, that For '
the only times available for the 60 Census
TIM teams to play were Saturday J. S. Cobb, local census crew
and Sunday evenings.leader, has asked for the coopera-
Crafts told Hoover that the 1 tion of University students dur
men of the residence halls were ,ing the 1960 census which starts
given preference for the fields ',today.
because the intramural league I He requested that fraternities
was originally set up as part of ,prepare a list containing the
the residence hall program. name, age, nationality, race, and
Philip Haines, president of TIM,, marital status of each of its mem
suggested that TIM look for its bens.
own plot of ground and build its. Cobb also said that the students
own fields. at the University will be counted
Charles Bartholomew, past here, and not at home.
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