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Summer Session Kansan Friday, July 15.1966
Sunday Concerts
CONCERT CHOIR AND CHAMBER CHOIR
James Ralston, Director
Darrell Benne, Assistant Director
Jane Fager, Accompanist
Sunday, July 17, 2:15 p.m.
Mass in D Minor (Nelson) Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
1. Kyrie 5. Credo 9. Benedictus
2. Gloria 6. Et incarnatus 10. Osanna
3. Qui tollis 7. Et resurrexit 11. Agnus Dei
4. Quoniam 8. Sanctus 12. Dona nobis
Mr. Ralston, conducting
Members of the Orchestra:
Violin
*Howard Boyajian
*Paul Todd
Marian Scheid
Nadine Tonsig
Janet Crawford
Cynthia Tamer
Cello
Don Beene
Selina Davis
String Bass
Cecal Cole
David Kay
Flute
Nancy Hitt
Viola
Mike Seyfrit
Eleanor Allen
Esther Shriver
Oboe
Earle Dumler
Martin Bebb
Bassoon
Charles Rader
Trumpet
David Clark
Roger Stoner
Paul Gray
Tympani
Leonard Cuddy
Organ
Jane Fager
Soloists:
(to be selected)
12-MINUTE INTERMISSION ORCHESTRA Gerald Carney, Director Harry John Brown, Guest Conductor
Theme Song
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Russian and Ludmilla, Overture ... Michail Glinka
Symphony No. 3 (Scotch) ... Felix Mendelssohn
Fourth movement, allegro vivacissimo
Mr. Carney, conducting
Introduction to Act III, Lohengrin Richard Wagner Variations, Chaconne, and Finale Norman Dello Joio
Mr. Brown, conducting
- Faculty
CONCERT BAND
Russell L. Wiley, Director
SYMPHONIC BAND
Kenneth Bloomquist, Director
Harry John Brown, Guest Conductor
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
SYMPHONIC BAND
Mr. Bloomquist, conducting
SYMPHONIC BAND
North Sea Overture ... Ralph Hermann
El Relicario ... Jose Padilla
Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral from "Lohengrin" ... Richard Wagner
7 p.m.
The Sinfonians Clifton Williams
Prelude and Fugue in Bb Minor J. S. Bach
Knightsbridge March Eric Coates
INTERMISSION CONCERT BAND
Theme Song
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
March Militaire Francaise from the Algerienne
  Suite ... Camille Saint-Saens
Invocation of Alberich from the Opera "Rheingold" ... Richard Wagner
Harkstow Grange from "Lincolnshire Posy" ... Percy Grainger
Danza Finale from the Ballet Suite "Estancia" ... Alberto Ginastera
Mr. Wiley, conducting
La Forza del Destino ... Giuseppe Verdi
Suite Francaise ... Darius Milhaud
Molly on the Shore ... Percy Grainger
Finale from Symphony No. 4 ... Peter Tchaikowsky
Mr. Brown, conducting
SUA into summer swing
Jaybowl. The tournament, open to all KU students, will feature snooker, 1-14, straight rail, and three rail billiards. Those interested may sign up at the Jaybowl.
The Student Union Activities' Recreation Committee, with Rich Yeager as chairman, is in full swing featuring a busy schedule of events for the rest of the summer.
July 27 is the date set for a bridge tournament at the Union.
THE BEST THING about "Birdie," by nature of content a blare and blast musical, was the high comic relief. The Jewish mother bit ("I'm going to stick my head in the oven and turn on the gas"), the antics of the Sweet Apple mayor's wife when she encounters Conrad Birdie, and the distraught father (Bernie West) of the recipient of Birdie's "last kiss" sent the Kansas City audience into sympathetic hysterics.
A pocket billiards tournament is planned for July 20 at the
PRESCRIPTIONS
Hibbard, who earned the B. S. degree in business administration, completed 13 weeks of training at the University of Hawaii campus in Hilo, left last week for India. Hibbard's group of volunteers will be assigned to poultry development, gardening, and nutrition projects in the Indian states of Maharashtra, Mysore, and Orissa.
By Dan Austin
It was a sweltering 95 degrees and Gary Lewis and his Playbies sounded worse in person than on a recording, but the Starlight Theatre's "Bye Bye Birdie" overcame the heat and Lewis developed into a pretty good show.
ROUND CORNER DRUG STORE Co.
801 mass. VI 3-0200
Graduate assigned to Peace Corps duty
Peterson and Rose bore up the show with some serious acting and professional dancing. But they were just a couple of notches above Lewis as singers.
PETERSON himself is plagued by a Jewish mother (Madge Cameron) and his girl friend Rose (Elaine Dunn).
The highly publicized Lewis looked the part of a delinquent-turned-singer(?) but when he stopped in mid show to sing a few of his own hits ("This Diamond Ring," etc.), the part fitted him like a leather glove. The screams of the younger set in the audience were understandably disarming.
"Birdie," the third production of the Starlight's summer season, satirizes the current American craze, rock 'n' roll. It is the story of teenage singer Conrad Birdie (rightly played by the real-life Gary Lewis) and his final moments in the limelight before answering a draft call. In a last-ditch attempt to profit from Birdie's fame, manager Albert Peterson (Richard Barclay) gives away Birdie's "last kiss" to a fan in Sweet Apple, Ohio.
A February graduate of KU, Edward A. "Hank" Hibbard of Eureka, has been given full appointment as a Peace Corps volunteer.
Okay, even with Gary Lewis as star
Come to a Party ELLSWORTH A-GO-GO
To honor Kansas' next U.S. Senator
Ron Dressler, Chairman Ellsworth for Senate Collegiate Comm. (Pol. Ad.)
Sat., July 16, 1966
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