FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1961 Ibsen Play Cancels Series Appearance By JOEL MYERS "Under Milk Wood" by Dylan Thomas will be the open- Editorial Editor ing program of the 1961-62 University Artists' Series instead Despite the arrival of the coldest weather of the young of the previously scheduled "Hedda Gabler" by Ibsen. jfall season yesterday, this month will be the warmest Sep- Jose Quintero and Theodore Mann are the producers of tember in State College weather history. the play which is currently playing off-Broadway in New A persistent heat wave, that caused temperatures to 'York. average nearly 10 degrees above seasonal normals during the, Nina Brown, administrative as- first two weeks of the id month, was sistant for the Artists' Series, sa - i the main factor in producing theiperatures again climbed well last night that this change was ; re because "Hedda Gabler" cord. abovel normal on Sept. 22, and: has cancelled its entire tour. ! Sincee weather records began in they remained well above sea-I :State College, 77 years ago, the:sonal values through Monday. Mrs. Brown also announced highest average temperature forl Hurricanes Carla and Esther the other 12 performances for September was 68 degrees. That; both threatened to bring con- The coldest air mass of the sea-1 the coming season, including average occurred in 1900, 1930 and: siderable rain to ibis area dur son was expected to produce wide- the productions for evenings :1931 . in month. but neither pro spread frost in the western two-I which were previously unsched- This year's average will prob- duc g ed the much. The total precipi thirds of Pennsylvania early to-: uled. I ably be 69 degrees. which is 6.5 teflon for the month equals 2.15 day. 1 Michael Mac Liammoir will give degrees above the September i inches which is three-quarters Frost or freezing temperatures two performances in "The Im-, normal of 62.5 degrees. i of an inch below the normal is predicted for all sections of:Portanee of Being Oscar" on Oct.: Temperatures climbed into the amount for September. the commonwealth tonight. il3 and 14. The series will then' ,80's during each of September's The presence of tropical air present the American Ballet Thea-, . The large arctic air mass re - i tre on Oct. 29. :first 14 days except for the ninth:through most of the month . and i Sponsible for this chilly weather' N • ber will three pro 0..% em bring when a maximum of 79 was re-: the lengthening nights combined originated over Central Canadacorded. to: produce fog on 14 individua' ductions to the campus. P'a'st', After a six day cool spell, tern-' (Continued on page six) several days ago, and movedi :Rosalyn Tureck, pianist, will ap-: steadily southeastward across the : pear at Schwab Auditorium Nova United States Tuesday and Wednesday. 5. One week later the Bayanihanl :Philippine Dance Company will Its leading edge passed this:present Philippine Folk Dances area around noon yesterday. and on the following Sunday, Eric; Today should be clear and cool Friedman, violinist, will appear : with bright sunshine. The highest:with the Baltimore Symphony temperature will be near 61 de- Orchestra in Recreation Hall. grees. i Janos Starker, cellist, will Chilly Weather Will Continue Clear, cold weather is indicated for tonight and a low of 35 is ex-' pocted. Tomorrow should be partly; The Cleveland Playhouse will cloudy, windy and warmer with a carry the third dramatic play of chance of showers developing by ithe season to campus when they night. (Continued on page twelve) THE PENN STATE BIBLE FELLOWSHIP Presents "RED RIVER OF LIFE" a Moody Institute of Science Film Friday, September 29 7:30 P.M. 121 Sparks ADMISSION FREE - Candidate Schools on either staff of the paper. Editorial Monday, Oct. 2 6:38 p.m. 128 Sackett is now located in the basement of Sackett open the winter term series on Jan. 12. I Musici, string orches tra, follows on Jan. 18 with their performance in Schwab. g tit 1, , 1 .,-,12-.. t yl- mt Will begin those interested The Daily Collegian office THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY ,PARK. PENNSYLVANIA FOR A BRIER PENN STAYS week this next in working Business Tuesday, Oct. 3 4:30 - 7130 p.m. 105 Armsby September Sets Local Everything right for your You're sure to enjoy our THICK U.S. PRIME STEAK Roaiiittrg Sieah ,ilou,Je 4 Miles South of State College on Route 322 Weather Record important dinner dale! Escort your lady to the Boals burg Steak House for memor able dining. 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