TUESDAY, iOCTOBER 5, 1965
'Series' To Open Sunday
By MORRIS MERTZ | the llnivesrity as part of its sec- I watches on television a few hours! Tickets for Sunday's perform-' escaped He'rioiVs^'innirv^Tli'r- 5
Collegian .Staff Writer onf | nationwide tour of colleges before his dream. The TV show's ance are available at (he Helzel v eVGninn . ‘ Uv „ ' .
Tile i imei.-itv Artr-t Series and universities. jacts. song and dance numbers. Union desk. Student distribution s -i o ' n at intersection of S
«ill beam its Uttij-fiG season with Versatile Actors 'and jokes give the nightmare its will start 1:30 p.m. tomorrow p,,,,), g. ~nd F Foster Ave
the off-beat fcomcdv "The Coach ; "The Coach With the Six In- theatrical form. land continue 9 a.m. !o 5 p.m. 1 t T ' , .' . ‘„ '
With the Six Insides," at B:3o' sides" stars Jean Erdman, who This unique presentation of Thursday through Satur da y. , I( , e '■ ,U norr
p.m. Sunday, in Schwab. wrote and staged the production, drama, dance, eomedv, music, General sales will be held Tliurs- ; . e ncullural science-Haven-
This rendoring of the Jovcean T!l « cast of five actors will be and pantomine has 'been ac-! da >' and Friday only. Any tickets ' meS nLrSVv i
masterpiece, "Finnegan's accompanied by a trio of mu- claimed by countless critics. still remaining will be distributed ' ul Ju u-V '
*2l " 1C Vcrnon Ricp “ ,c ! ans Y*, USG , 24 diffcrenl , Hailed By Critics or sold at lhe d °° r ' t„r Engineering Cokhm
Award for the most outstanding inyWnments to _pla.v composer T h e New York Herald Trib- All students must present both n Y.) were treated and released
Off-Broadway inletjt Ito s fascinating musical llne states , -This is excellentdheir matric cards and tickets from Rittenour Health Center
1963. The ad-ard is presented bv score. (entertainment for anyone who 1 at the door. Non-students will not! The accident occurred as
an associnlijon of New York The play depicls the gaiety.'wants to give his mind a, be admitted on student tickets. Schwartz failed to yield riglit
drama editors and critics. imagery, and tragi-comed.v of the stretch. The New York World| Doors will open at 8 p.m. of wav as he milled out from
Following its New York run. fantasies passing through the Telegram & Sun adds, "Miss,Ticket holders must arrive by at E. Foster Ave. and hit the auto
the comedy 'scored notable sue- mind of a sleeping Dublin tavernjErdman’s dancing is eloquent, least 8:25 lo be assured a seat, driven bv Kno'rr. Damage was
cesses in Tokyo and at three keeper The name, “The Coach the actors with her uncommonly Unoccupied seats cannot be held!estimated in excess of $lOOO
maior European festivals. The With the Six Insides,” is (he title'talented, the music is exciting for friends who will arrive later In view of the recent rash of
original company is coming lo of a vaudeville play that he bind delicate.” I for the program
Cold Weather
Expected Today
Snow flurries occurred
in northwestern Pennsylvania
and across New York state yes-,
terday as one of (he coldest;
early October air masses in his-'
lory covered;the northeast. I
Record breaking low tem
peratures w'ere anticipated
throughput the Commonwealth!
last night, and readings earlvj
today may Be as low as the!
upper teens ,in some of the!
coldest spots.! |
Frost and freezing tempera
tures were oxnocted in central
Pennsvlvania around dawn to
rt- o.r 09 nr 30 is ex
pected locally.
Panly sunijiv skies are ex
pected to boost this afternoon's
readings a few degrees above
yesterday's maximum of 49.
Tt will be mostly clear and
cold again tonight with a low
of about 32.
NEW sCOILECE DINER
Downtown Between the Movies
'ALWAYS OPEN i’
AND ALSO
FROM 11:00 TO
1 JUTEBOX IS FREE
Will be available
COMPLIMENTS
OF THE HUB
SOMEBODY PLEASE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MY ENDEAVORS SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Conventions Held
Tomorrow Night
(Continued from page one) 8 a.m., Thursday, will also
vote in the nominating process, be discussed, he said.
ant) is not binding in the final The outgoing USG Congress
oW-Uon, which will be held Oct. will hold its final meeting at
7 p.m., Thursday, in 203 HUB.
University Part,
fr-mal
(ormal gathering of about 20
students Sunday, elected a new
party chairman to replace Gary
Legone who had resigned. After
the election of Charles Wein
stein by acclamation, hopeful
candidates introduced them
selves to the group.
Daniel Clements, Liberal par
ty chairman, said yesterday
that his party will hold an in
formal meeting at 7:30 tonight
ill Wolfe Hall lounge. Clements
said the meeting is to explain
rules and campaign procedures
to promising candidates. A
party platform, which is due at
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THE HUB LION'S DEN WILL NOW BE OPEN
RUBBING SALT INTO THE WOUND,
AND THE JUKEBOX IN THE HUB BALLROOM WILL ALSO BE FREE DURING
THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF ORIENTATION WEEK EACH TERM.
OUR HERO MEEKLY ADDED....
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TONIGHT
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COMMITTEE MEETING
TONIGHT
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UNTIL 12:30 ON FRI. and SAT. NIGHTS
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accidents involving University |
students. State College Police
Chief John R. Juba urged all j
students who operate motor
: vehicles to use extreme caution.
SAT AT THI SIGN OF THE HON ,
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