German Club
To Schedule Party
A merry Christmas party, includ
ing a banquet, community singing
of German folksongs, a tree and ex
change of gifts, is planned for De
cember 12 for members of Deutsche
Gesellschaft, German society
formed by returned veterans in the
University of Oregon, according to
Walter Freauff, Portland, presi
dent.
Freauff said the new organiza
tion, formed to supplement class
room activities, will inform mem
bers of German life, culture, and
everyday modes of living. Semi
monthly meetings will feature mov
ies, skits, songs, and works of art,
he added. Dr. A. J. Ziegleschmid,
acting professor of German here, is
adviser for the new group.
Give your breakage fee to the stu
dent union fund.
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Christmas Seal
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Phi Beta-Chi Psi; Gerlinger-Sigma
hall; Hendricks hall-Stan Ray hall
(Vets’ B, BB); Highland house
Thatcher cottage; Hilyard house
McChaney (Vets’ C, CC); Judson
house-Minturn (Vets’ D, DD); Kap
pa Alpha Theta-Sigma Chi; Kappa
Kappa Gamma-Phi Delta Theta;
Orides-Stitzer hll (Vets’ A, AA);
Pi Beta Phi-Kappa Sigma.
Rebec house-Sigma Alpha Mu;
Sigma Kappa-Delta Tau Delta; Su
san Campbell-Merrick (Vets’ E,
EE); University house-Villard hall;
Zeta hall-Yeomen; Zeta Tau Alpha
Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Alexander Kipnis
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“Faust,” and Arkel in the revival
of “Pellas and Melisande.”
His program Thursday night is:
I, Leporello’s Aria, from “Don Gio
vanni,” II, Aufenthalt, Der Musen
sohn, Der Wegeiser and Der Erk
konig. Ill, Waltz Scene, from “Der
Rosenkavalier.”
IV, Clorinda, Old Clothes and
Fine Clothes, River of Freedom,
Little Jack Horner and The Pil
grim. V, The Pilgrim, As the King
Went Forth to War, and the Death
Scene from “Boris Godounoff.”
'Dark of the Moon'
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joring in English. Serving three
years in the Quartermaster corps,
particularly in Germany, Foster
was active in the special service
work doing several performances
in the famed 7th army club “Star
dust.”
On campus he appeared in “Eve
of Saint Mark,” “Of Thee I Sing”
and several other productions.
When asked how he felt about
the dual role idea, he explained
that it was a good idea, for it
enabled each of them to watch the
actual scene in which they played.
Alan is a staunch backer of
“Rit,” all purpose dye, explaining
that for the play he must change
the color of his hair to black, an
outstanding feature of the charac
ter. Many of the costumes in the
play are black and one whole
weekend was spent by Shirley and
Foster in dying army suntans to
black.
Foster and Shirley discuss the
possibility and' outstanding fea
tures of Richardson and Birney’s
play. “Dark of the Moon” is full
of quality and possesses a heavy
mood. In some scenes delightful
comedy comes to light.
The production is under the di
rection of Horace W. Robinson, di
rector of the University theater.
Dates which the play will run have
be^n set for December 4, 6, 10, 11,
and 12 with a matinee on the af
ternoon of December 7.
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