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Director Announces Cast For 'Philadelphia Story'
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The cast has been selected for the University Theatre production next month of "The Philadelphia Story," director Nathaniel Eek, instructor of speech, announces.
"The Philadelphia Story" will be presented "in the round" in the ballroom of the Student Union March 3, 4, and 5. In the arena type of theater, no scenery is employed as the audience is seated in a circle completely surrounding the staging area. It is a comparatively new style of dramatic production at KU.
Charles Dodrill, assistant instructor in speech and drama and Mr. Eek's assistant in Studio theatre work, is directing "The Philadelphia Story." The plot revolves around what happens when a national magazine decides to do a picture story on a Philadelphia society wedding.
The cast:
Tracy Lord, the bride with three suitors. Shirley Lyle, education junior. George, a suitor; J. Morgan Sherwood, graduate student.
like, the reporter. David Conley,
is in journalism
J. Dexter Haven, a sutor; Roger
crown, freshman in the team;
Darryl Day, Conley
Wednesday, February 9, 1955 University Daily Kansan
McCoy's father: Steve Schmidt, sophomore in the college.
Tracy's mother: Janet Gabrielson, senior in the college.
senior in the college.
Dinah Lord, younger sister. Joni
Grotehuis, sophomore in the college
Sandy Lord, brother Jerry Dawson.
Uncle Willie: Paul Culp, sophomore in the college.
Liz Lieber the sharp-tongued photographer.
Sue Mattison, freshman in the
Mac, the night watchman; Gary Skinner, sophomore in the college.
Thomas, the family butler; Ted Teich-
grauber, freshman in the college.
Elise, the maid; Marianna Walker freshman in the college.
Mice junior, treasurer; Thomas West, engineering senior, and Dona Wright, college freshman, student religions council, and George Kerr, college sophomore, representative to church board.
Other officers elected were: John Myers, engineering sophomore, vice resident; Jane Ratelift, education
Graduate to Head KU Fellowship
Committee chairments were: Martha Slipp, education junior, membership; Dan Wiley, engineering junior, service and social action; Carolyn Strickler, fine arts sophomore, worship; Norma Bearly, college sophomore, study; Arlene Brown, college freshman, and Betty Gross, college junior, food.
Doyle Simpson, graduate student was recently elected president of Disciples Student fellowship.
Interviews
Business students will be interviewed by personnel representatives from the following companies today through Friday:
TODAY
Kodak company, inter Hultman.
TOMORROW
Inc. interviewer; G. A.
FRIDAY
Interested persons should apply at the School of Business placement bureau, 214 Strong hall.
Cargill Joines.
An art class, open to University faculty and staff members. and graduate students will be offered by the American Association of University Professors starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 315 Strong hall. The class will meet every Tuesday, 7 to 10 p.m.
Arthur Young and company, interviewer. Robert Samson.
Student in Good Condition
Catherine Marie McCreight, college freshman, is reported in good condition today after undergoing emergency surgery last night at Watkins hospital.
Art Class Set For Feb.15
Norma Jean Nelson Heads Kappa Phi
Sara A. Schroeder, fine arts senior, instructor of the course, said, "The class is open to anyone who enjoys art. No talent is necessary. The students may do any kind of painting or drawing that they like and the nature of the course will be determined by what they want."
Kappa Phi, national organization for Methodist women, recently elected Norma Jean Nelson, education junior, president for the coming year.
The fee for the course is between $5 end $10. Students will use their own materials.
Other officers are Lois Edwards, college sophomore, vice president; Juliane Keeter, college junior, recording secretary; Beverly Warner education sophomore, corresponding secretary; Sheila Dye, college sophomore, treasurer, and Barbara Mills, college sophomore, chaplain
Graduate Club Plans Program
Hardwood types of trees cover more than two-thirds of the commercial forest area in Vermont. The sugar maple, beech, yellow birch are the dominant types.
"This China Business" will be the topic of a new weekly program "What Do You Think About?"—sponsored by the Graduate club, Brian Dunning, special graduate student from England, will be in charge of the series which will hold its first informal discussion at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the Trail room of the Student Union.
The club will continue to hold open houses for families of faculty members, the next one scheduled for 7:30 p.m. to midnight Sunday at Henney House. The program will include music, dancing, games and refreshments "with an international touch." Shanti Tangri, first year graduate student, said.
A dinner-dance, two debates on "Roligion and Socialism," and a symposium on the "Theory of Equilibrium" are on the club's program for the semester. Faculty
members, University officials, and graduates and undergraduates may attend all functions.
BUSINESS SERVICES
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King, 1812 Vermont. Ph. 7th ed., Mrs.
BERRAGES, ice cold, all kinds, by the six pack or case. Crushed ice and picnic supplies. For parties or picnics see American Service CO., 616 Vt.
FOR SALE
IAYHAWKERS: Give yourself a pleasant ant surprise and visit our 'Jayhawk' pet shop. We have everything in the pet field. Their needs are our everything for fur, turs, and feathers. Grant's Pet and Gift Shop, 1218 Conn. Phone 418. tf
1950 OLDS '88" R.H. Hydro. 1950 Olds '88' R.H. Hydra. Prices for quick sale, 325. Mack Norris, Ellison Hotel, Apt. 325. 300 W. Armour Bldg. K.C. Mo. 2-9
COLLEGE GIRL'S new clothing for sale
cheap. Size 8 to 12. Suits and dresses
like like new. $50. West HI
Residence. Phone 1753 for private
appointment.
2-8
TICKETS TO anywhere by airplane, steamship, and conducted tours. Ask us about Skye-coach and family day rates. Visit the National Bank for free pamphlets and information for itineraries and reservations. 8th and Mass. Phone 30. tf
COLLEGE GIRL'S new clothing for sale
colege. Size 8 to 12. Suits and dresses
West HST Residence. Phone 1753 for app-
ointment and transportation. 2-15
TRANSPORTATION
RIDERS WANTED: Commuting from K.C., Mon, Wed., & Fri. Leave campus between 4 and 5 p.m. Call Endicott, 6894, or KU 376. 2-9
WANTED: Ride to K.C. Mo., 11 a.m.
Saturday and returning Sunday evening
or Monday morning every week. Share
a seat on 2357 W, Bill McCormick,
47th & Paseo
COMMUTERS from Kansas City via highway 10 wanted to share expenses. Your share 75c round trip. 6 days week. Call Glen Lush HE 48335. 2-11
POM MAUPIN Travel Service. Lowest airline fares, tourist and family fare, available on all scheduled airlines. Authorized agents for all steamship lines. Tours and cruises. Business and inter-occupancy trips. See us for literature on your Summer vacation. TOM MAUPIN TRAVEL SERVICE, 1236 Mass. Ph. 3661. tf
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR GIRL—1 block from campus.
Cooking optional. Ph. 3248-211
ONE SLEEPING ROOM for man student.
Furnished and heated. Linens furnished
and laundered. $5.00 per week. 1001
Rhode Island. Ph. 3282J. 2-10
WANT SOME man to share my apartment, 2nd floor, 1334 Ohio. Cooking privileges, single beds. Call 15474J. Jim Oliver. $22.50 per mo. 2-9
TWO SINGLES now available on 3rd floor, well heated, $21 and $20. Also have 2 exceptional doubles, 1406 Tenn. Ph. 3897R. 2-9
ONE PRIVATE single room for boy.
Plenty of quiet study. Breakfast and
supper if desired. Share bath. Sunset
Hills Addition, 416 Crestline. 2-9
ONE-HALF of room for male student.
available One-half block from 2-15
124 Ll.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for married student couple with kitchen privileges. Call after 5 p.m. Ph. 1677J, 536 Ohio.
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ROOM FOR RENT. Single south-second floor-for graduate girl or girl working at KU. Campus house, 1245 Oread. Ph.
1504. 2-15
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LOST
PAIR OF BLACK rimmed glasses between Union and Strong Friday morning. If found call 3236. Dorothy Mitchell. 2-9
KE SLIDE RULE on campus during week Call Paul Fawnkatz 4375
REWARD
BLACK HORN RIMMED GLASSES near
Burberts 1975, 1621 Edgell hill 2-9
Roberts 1975, 1621 Edgell hill 2-9
MIXED UP SHOES. Did you wear my men's brown oxfordes home from Student Union bowling alley Tues. Feb. 1? Ph. KU 203. 2-9
PARKA at Robinson Gym last Thursday night. The name Neil inside parka. If found, please phone Neil Parrett at 1106. 2-10
RONSON GAS lighter, initials CO'C
Return BAT to Daily Kansan BED
office.
SUNDAY EVENING between Hoch and Sellards hall, a brown and white reverent leather belt with large green buckles on green stones. Call Fran 1-800-GRIP. Eyerick, 4230.
Charlotte Mew Poetry Slated
A review of the works of Charlotte Mew, a relatively unknown English poet who was classified by Thomas Hardy as the greatest of her time, will be presented in the browsing room of the Student Union at 4 p.m. Thursday by Mrs. Natalie Calderwood, assistant professor of English.
The program will be on this week's Poetry Hour and will include readings from such works of Miss Mew's as "Madeleine in Church," "Sea Love," "The Farmer's Bride," "The Changeling," and "In the Fields."
The Poetry Hour is presented by Student Union Activities under the auspices of Miss Katherine Carr. SUA adviser. Coffee will be served during the readings.
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Note: Due to length of these two pictures they will be shown ONCE ONLY: Battleground at 7:49. "Jungle" 9:47