WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1960
The Gazebo,
Hasty Heart
Wind Up
Three final performances of
"The Hasty Heart" will bei
given Thursday, Friday andl
Saturday at the Boal Barn 1
Playhouse. "The Gazebo,"
comedy-mystery by Alec Copped
is now running at the Mateer:
Playhouse.
"The Gazebo" tells the story of :
a harassed television mystery
writer and is featuring Ronald
Bishop and Patricia Thompson in;
the leading roles. The play is being:
directed by Max Fischer.
The Mateer Playhouse at Stand-:
ing Stone is now selling special
student tickets for its summer'
productions.
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The tickets, which cost $6, areJ
good for admission to the remain-'
ing four plays on Monday or Tues-I
day nights.
The tickets will also be good
for tonight's performance. They
can be used for any seat in the
house providing reservations
are made in advance.
Tickets may he purchased at.
the theatre arts office in Schwab :
or at the Playhouse box office.
The Mateer Playhouse is owned :
and operated by the Department
of Theatre. Arts and is augmented
by six equity actors.
The plot of "The Hasty Heart"
at Boal Barn Playhouse revolves
around a bitter young Scot,
whose low opinion of his fel
low men changes a number of
times throughout the play. The
changes in the Scot's attitude
are due fo sincere overtures of
friendship made by men in his
ward at a military hospital.
Comedy is interjected when:
Lochie, played by Jon Barry
er, ridicules the homelands of his;
ward mates calling, for example,!
America the land of the mickeyi
"moose."
Yank, played by Joe Servello,l
causes some alarm when he jumps!
up and down on his bed reciting'
the books of the Bible.
Morse Authors Article
For Language Magazine
Dr. J. Mitchell Morse, associate:l
professor of English composition,!,
is the author of an article pub-I,
lished in the current issue of I'
Language Notes.
It i. titled, "Burrus, Caseous,l!
and Nicholas of Cusa."
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STUDENTS REGlSTERED—yesterday in Recreation Hall for Mid-
Session classes which begin today and continue through August 12
in the last summer session program at the University.
Wherever fun leads
you this summer, be
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and plenty of Kodak
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BOAL BARN PLAYHOUSE . . . .
On Rt. 22 Boalsburg see "HASTY HEART"
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Fraternity Report-
(Continued from page one) imount Ave. at the start of the fall
nual spring event, has been aban-semester. Plans for the new Kappa
doned and replaced tentatively
with a jazz festival. • Sigma_ structure, which is being
'built around the present house,
The temporary* assignment nf
for completion in November.
,ransfer students. taking advan-,
age of the University's conees-1 Tau Kappa Epsilon added a
;ion in the policy requiring trans-:$100,000 extension last year and
ler students to live in the dorms, Acacia plans a $200,00 addition
will place 114 men in 30 frater-;next year.
nity houses for the first two weeks) Pi Lambda Phi, Omega Psi Phi,
tf the fall semester. If the trans-
Pi Sigma Upsilon and Alpha Phi
;ers do not pledge a fraternity, Alpha will move to other physi
within two weeks they will move'cal plants next year.
to the dormitories.
Statistics included in the re-
Wise also reported that 64.8
Per:port also showed that the frater
cent of the second semester male:nitv men's average for the full
students who were
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academically: academic vear has been above the
eligible pledged fraternities dur-
All-University men's average ey
ing the spring.
lcry year since 1950.
Two fraternities are construct- i !
One fraternity—Kappa Alpha
ing new hbuses and plan to move
Psi—disbanded during the past
into them next fall. year and another—Beaver House
Zeta Beta Tau will move into:—gained a national affiliation
its modern building on E. Fair-'with Delta Phi.
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