THURSDAY. JULY 19. 1962
Today
Lecture
An informal lecture entitled
'Book of Mormon A New Wit
ness for Christ" will be' given at
7:30 p.m. in 212 Hetzel Union by
Richard Anderson, graduate stu
dent in dairy science from Seattle,
Virash.
Drama
"A Thurber Carnival" by James
Thurber continues at Mateer Play
jiouse at Standing Stone through
July 28. Curtain time i0:40 p.m.
Reservations may .be made by
calling UN 5-7586 or stopping at
204 SchWab between .10, am. and
6 p.m.. daily except Sunday.
"Twelve Angry Men" by Reg
inald Rose and Sherman' L. Sergel
runs through Saturday' at Boal
Barn Playhouse- in Boalsburg.
Curtain is at 8:30 p.m. Seat res
ervations may be obtained by
calling the box office, HO 6-6838,
or .AD. 7-7867.'
• - Other Events ; I
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Association of Women i Students
6:30 p.m., 218 HUB.
Co-recreation swimming, 8-9i30
p.m., Glennland Pool)
Newman Club - Lecture i - Series, 7
p.m:, HUB assembly.liall.
Penn State Bible' Fellowship; .7
p.m., Helen Eikin Eisenhower
Chapel lounge'.
TomorroW
Movie .
"The idges at Tok4-Ri" will
be shown at 9 p.m. at the lawn
area south of the HUB. The movie
will be presented in Recreation
Hall in case of rain.
Other Events
Co-recreation swimming, 8-9:30
• p.m., Glennland Pool. • , •
Interlandia Folk Dince,.7:3o
302 FA i gineering D.
.Saturday F •
Cosmopolitan Cl ub
Members• of the 'Cosmopolitan
Club interested. in . the group's
overnight hike along the Loyal
sock Trail Saturday and Sunday
.May sign up at the HUB desk. The
Club is also planning a:•ping pong
tournament from Saturday
through July 31. Interested mem
bers may sign up in the tHUB,
' ' Square Dance:
A square dance 'will be held
from 9 to 12 p.m. in the
ballroom. The caller explains-'the
dance patterns. There As no ad-
Mission charge. - I 4
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THIS WEEK ON CAMPUS
The Rev. Trever Watt of Syd
ev, Australia, will be the speaker
at the 9 a.m. service at the Eisen
hower Chapel. His topic will be
"Love and Reconciliation." •
Rev, Watt is a young pastor
and seminary teacher who was
formerly an advertising man,
The summer term choir, under
;the direction Qf James W. Beach,
will smg• "Unto Thee,. 0 God, do
;we give than k's" by Alan
tHOvhaness.
Ray Zeigler, organist for this
;service, will play "Chorale Pre
lude on .Hyfrydol" and "Rhosy
imedre" by Ralph Vaughan Wil
;Hams plus "Postlude" in "G" by
;Richard Purvis.
The summer band; under the
direction of James W. Dunlop,
will present a concert at 7 p.m.
on the Pattee Library steps. A
trumpet trio will be featured.
Exhibit
' An exhibit of painting .by the
students og Hobson ' Pittman,
noted - American artist who is
teaching painting at the Univer
sity for his 31st summer, will
open `in the HUB gallery at 9
Although this exhibit will be
[composed largely of oil paintings,
other media will be represented,
including water colors and col
lages.
Of the exhibiting students, many
, are former students of Pittman
!who have r returned to campus
!again to paint under his direction.
The exhibit, which will include
portraits, still lifes and landscapes
done this summer, will be judged
by two juries and 10 awards made.
Lecture
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Harold Clurman, thea tre critic,
producer and directory willspeak
at 8 p.m. in the; HUB ballroom.
His lecture will bclon "Contem
porary Theatre ends" and is
open to the pub is with no ad
mission charge( . .
Clurman htis served as critic of
the arts foc;"Tomorow Magazine,"
theatre critic for the "New Re
public""and since 1953 has been
theatre critic for "The Nation."
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New College Diner
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SUMMER COU.EGIAN. : ONIVIERSITY PARK. P E NNSYLVANIA
Sunday
. Chapel
Concert
Monday
Sivannt Sing
A student sing will be held a t
8 p.m. in Schwab. Hummel ri!ai
burn and Frank Gullo of the music
department will lead the group
singing.
Wednesday
International Film
".The - White Sheik" will be
shown at 7. and 9 p.m_ in the HUB
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OPEN FRI., NON. & THURS. UNTIL a
assembly hall. Tickets cost $.50
and are on sale at the HUB desk.
Terence Rattigares "Separate
Tables" opens at Boal Barn Play-!!
house in Boalsburg and will run . '
thrOugh Aug. 4. The pla y -is drama
in the apparently quiet.backwater
of a residential hotel. Perform-'0
ances will be givei Wednesday'
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