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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Sept. 27, 1965
Canterbury Society Opens "Fiery Furnace
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The Fiery Furnace, a new experiment in coffee houses, opened Friday night. Robert J. Smith, West Plains, Mo., senior, said he planned the Furnace to be unique.
The Furnace is run by the Canterbury Association, college division of the Episcopal Church.
According to the menu anyone is welcome to present ideas for discussion. This interchange of ideas is not limited to orations. Other mediums include singing and poetry.
The Fiery Furnace boasts a real furnace and pipes. The walls are bare sandstone. The rafters of the ceiling resemble railroad ties and are held up by 8" x 8" pillars. The ceiling itself is a dark brown.
street the entrance to the Furnace is behind Canterbury House. This causes some difficulty in finding it.
then let someone else take the floor.
The waitresses and entertainers are volunteers. Much of the entertainment comes from the customers. Discussions overheard the first night ranged from the philosophy of beauty to what a lark the coffee house was, to a discussion about folk music which wandered into the realm of liturgical music and back by way of medieval notation.
Instead of being accessible to the
Robert J. Smith officially welcomed every in a two-minute
speech at 9 p.m. He said that anyone with talent was welcome to perform. He encouraged customers to spread the word and told about
Harry Kroeger, graduate student in chemistry, was the main singer. His repertoire consisted of children's songs, mock ballads, real ballads, and a protest against protest songs. He would sing awhile
the idea behind the Furnace. Smith also read the menu. Then the waitresses went about serving customers.
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