Tuesday Night
McArthur court
see
Madeline Butterfly
with
Your ASUO Card
Regular 85c seats in student
section for 40c — with your
Student Body card.
You Save 45c
Present your A.S.U.O. card at the door
"May We ■
Serve You”
• A dinner fit for a kin".
• An evening of fnn dancing
to our 5-piece orchestra be
tween 6:15 and 8:15.
• A late evening snack.
• After the show.
ALL SPRING TERM
TRY
Eugene Hotel
COFFEE SHOP and
DINING ROOM
Welcome
Back
Webfoots!
Back again at work — You’ll
need lots of vitality and energy
to carry on your work . . . Dia
mond-A, Fully-Rype, Ugene,
I hree Sisters products, canned
right here in Eugene at the
Fruit Growers, give you that
necessary energy!
Fruit Growers
Eugene
UO Theater
To Present
Macbeth
i
Shakespearean
Tragedy to Show
May 15
Not to be outdone by Orson
Welles and his striking innova
tions of play production, the Uni
versity theater of the University
of Oregon will shock the conserv
atives. and the classicists during
spring term by presenting Shake
speare’s great tragedy, “Macbeth”
—in modern dress, styled as of
“■ spring, 1940.
As far as is known, this will be
the first “modern-dress Shake
speare” offered in Eugene. Both
the cast and the director look for
ward with enthusiasm to this de
parture from custom, which is
frankly experimental, as they have
no record of “Macbeth” having
been so treated by any producers,
professional or otherwise.
For those who prefer their
Shakespeare in the conventional
manner, one group of players will
present the play in costumes of the
historical period from which the
story is drawn, 11th century Eng
land and Scotland. As the produc
tion will be given six or more show
ings, there will be double casting
of the roles of Macbeth, Lady Mac
beth, Macduff, and possibly of sev
eral other principals.
Opening about May 15, the play
will be presented by the Guild Hall
Players, supported by a large cast
drawn from the campus and the
community at large.
Also to be presented during the
term, opening April 12, will be a
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state high school championships
for the boys under Honest John
Warren. Honest John moved right
down to Oregon in 1936 and tu
tored Wally and Bobby on one of
the best Freshman teams he ever
had.
Individual honors have been
many and varied for the due. Wal
j ly was named “most feared” player
! for the 1935 state prep hoop tour
many and varied for the duo Wal
northem division guard at Ore
gon for two seasons, made the
1938 all-Coast team, and was
named the outstanding player of
the Oregon A.A.U. tournament for
1940.
Teammate Bobby, captain of the
1940 national champs and a great
inspirational leader, was selected
as guard on the 1939 all-American
chosen by Chuck Tayler, nation
ally known expert. Bobby was also
a northern division all-star and
an all-stater for two years.
A truly colorful and great bas
ketball pair is probably separated
to never again play together and
Oregon sports will miss it.
For the
Most Popular
SPRING Patterns
Tailored to Your
Taste!
See the
UNIVERSITY
TAILOR
1128 Aider St.
production of Robert K. Sherwood's
"Idiot's Delight.” An ultra-mod
ern satire on war. the play was
recently made famous by Alfred
Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. The cam
pus production will present a new
group of campus actors, members
of the technique of acting course.
Casts for both productions will be
announced later.
HURRY!
HURRY!
HURRY!
CLOSING OUT SALE—We must be out by Sat., Mar. 3(J
NOTEBOOK COVERS—
u. of O. Seal—Reg. S100. Now for 59c.
SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS—
Ileg. 10c, now 5c each. Reg. 25c, now 15c each.
FILLER PAPER—
Standard of Eve-ease brands; Now 15c, 5 for 69c.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS—
Keg. 75c to Sl.OO, now as low as 50c.
PENCILS—Ticonderoga brand.
Reg. 5c, special 2 for 5c.
BOBBY SOCKS—
New Spring shades—Reg. 20c, now 15c, 3 for 40c.
GREETING CARDS—(800 different styles)
35c cards, now 19c 25c cards, now 15c 15c cards, 8c
10c cards, now 5c 5c cards, now 3c
STONE’S CAMPUS STORE
1231 Alder
We’re Serving You!
Our dishes are prepared especially for the
husky appetites of college students at
OREGON. With our jiffy service you can
eat when you want and what you want, at
very low prices. One look at our appetiz
ing display of foods will convince you
that you're missing out if you don’t
indulge.
Acquaint yourselves with OREGON’S
unique cafeteria — the only one on the
campus. Drop in today. We cater espe
cially to students.
•
Special Meal Tickets to Oregon Students
THE
BIG APPLE
CAFETERIA
On Alder between 12th and 13th
W li e n one
thinks of
spring re
freshments one
instantly thinks
of the delicious,
huge ice cream
cones filled with
BLUE BELL ice
cream. Start o f f
Spring Term right
by buying a cone
today.
Oh Boy!
Spring
Is Here!
I
“HOME OF THE BLUE BELL PRODUCTS”
Eugene Farmers Creamery
Phone 638
SPECIAL CAMPUS SERVICE