Monday, Feb. 2, 1959 University Daily Kansan
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PARIS OFFER THIS?—Chester Williams, a buildings and grounds employe, smiles at the thought of a creation like this invading the current fashion scene. The dress, part of the costuming for the November University Theatre production of "The King and I," is on display in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building.
Ticket Sales Open for 'An Italian Straw Hat!'
Ticket sales began today for the fast-playing French farce, "An Italian Straw Hat," which will open Feb. 10 and continue through Feb. 13. Students may exchange ID's for tickets.
Plot complications begin when a bridegroom's horse eats an Italian straw hat. The irate lady whose hat was lost demands that it be replaced, which sends the wedding party in search of a duplicate.
The principals in the play are Louis Lyda, Lawrence graduate student; Marilyn Wilson, Wichita graduate student; Karl Gratt, assistant professor; Moberly, Excelsior Spring, Mo., sophomore; Doug Halsted, West Medway, Massa; graduate student; Mike Jackson, Kansas State University; Omaha, Neb., sophomore; Charles Heath, Emporia graduate student; Henry Asbell,
Kansas City, Mo., sophomore; Jan Beaty Cox, Parsons sophomore; Molly Hoover, Manhattan freshman; Liz Jarboe, Parsons junior; Clenice Roberts, Lawrence junior; and Edith Valentine, Lawrence special student.
Also in the play are Sandy Powell, Wichita sophomore; Wendy Combes, Lawrence special student; Jullana Harris, Prairie Village sophomore; Ann Inglehart sophomore; Michelle sophomore; Paul Decker, Lawrence junior; George Dipman, Larned senior; Larry Sneegas, Lawrence sophomore; Bill Henry, Parkville, Mo. senior; Bruce Ritter,igginsville, Mo. sophomore Susanne Galvin, Lawrence sophomore; Karen Lipe, Kansas City, Kan., junior; Ardith Webber, Bartesville, Oka., sophomore; Barbara Foley, Lawrence sophomore; Lloyd Perkins, freshman; Pekka freshman, Tom Quinsey, Lawrence freshman; and Douglas Jennings, Lawrence freshman.
Twenty-seven Naval ROTC men toured the Olathe Naval Air Station for two days last week for demonstrations and lectures on Navy aviation.
Naval ROTC Group Tours Olathe Base
night and returned Thursday afternoon after receiving lectures on flight physiology and space medicine.
The students stayed in the Bachelors' Officers Quarters Wednesday
The group got one of the country's first views of the twin-jet, carrier-based A3J, which is the
Navy's newest attack bomber capable of delivering a nuclear weapon. A low pressure chamber was used to demonstrate physiological effects on pilots flying at 35,000 feet. A planned test hop in a DC-4 was cancelled because of bad weather.
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