Tuesday. May 8, 1962 University Daily Kansan
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Summer Drama Series Slated
The University Theatre's Summer Theatre Series will be as follows:
June 21-22. "Sweet Betsy from Pike," a short music drama; and "Zoo Story."
JULY 5-6: "Antigone," by Jean Anouilh, with a different cast from its performances in the Experimental Theatre last February.
June 8-9: The University Players' production of "The Boy Friend" by Sandy Wilson, with substantially the same cast which played it last December in Lawrence and more recently in Kansas City and Junction City.
June 30: "Ivan, the Terrible—Part II," a film.
June 23: "Ivan, the Terrible—Part I," a film.
June 12-13: "Parc Parisian," a ballet by the Kansas City Dance Theatre, Inc.
JUNE 15-16: "Rashomon," a guest production by the Wichita Community Theatre.
July 12-13: "Insect Comedy," a modern work in the style of Aristophanes.
July 14: "The Golden Coach," a film.
July 28: D. H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterly's Lover," a film.
Inquiries and ticket requests should be addressed to the University Theatre, Murphy Hall.
KU Minister 'Builds' at Tincup
When Tincup, Colo., was a thriving mining camp, it was known for the brief careers of its sheriffs.
The townspeople never had a real church. The only religious services were conducted by visiting ministers who infrequently passed through the area.
NOW, YEARS after the sounds of the pick and shovel have been silenced. Tincup has a church.Because of the efforts of a young Lawrence minister. Tincup's summer residents and visitors do not miss religious activities.
The Rev. J. Robert Balch, the University of Kansas campus minister of the Christian church, is the director of the inter-denominational program which began last summer. Students from KU and other Kansas and Missouri colleges and universities assisted Rev. Balch.
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"It is located in the beautiful mountains between Gunnison and Buena Vista. It is a popular summer vacation spot for tourists. Tincup offers its inhabitants delightful weather and an abundance of the best trout streams in Colorado."
The center of religious activity is the Tincup town hall. The student staff painted the outside of the hall and built church pews. A roof on the building was also added.
Rev. Balch termed the program "highly successful."
"THE RESPONSE TO OUR program from the community was gratifying. Plans to continue and expand the project this summer have been made with students who have obtained summer employment in the area. The students will carry on the
program in their off-work hours."
program includes weekly features of the project include a children's supervised activity program (games, hikes and crafts), staff serenades and a family recreation night (community sings, dances and movies).
Rev. Balch said, "The work camp will also be repeated this summer, as there is more repair and renewal work needed on the church."
The nine-week summer jobs have already been filled, but students may apply for the work camp which lasts for one-week intervals. Housing facilities are provided for the student staff. Transportation to and from Tincup is the students' expense.
Students interested in participating in the program should contact Rev. Balch at the Christian Student Center. The telephone numbers are VI 3-4077 and VI 3-9232.
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