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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1950)
Austrian Group To Give Music “Merry Scenes From Austria,” is the title of a musical program to be presented by 31 Austrian stu dents tonight at 8 in the Eugene High School auditorium. An admission charge of $1 per person will go partly toward pay ing expenses of foreign students attending the University and partly to the traveling student group. Winner of the $150 gold-plated typewriter will be announced at intermission; profit from this drawing' will go entirely to foreign students at the University. Tickets for the drawing are available to day at the Co-op and in living or ganizations. A non-professional concert troupe, their aim is the exchange of ideas and sharing of cultural informa tion with Americans. Tickets f6r the performance are on sale at the University Man’s Shop, Wilson’s Music Store, YM YW Community Center, and First National Bank. Watch won't RUN? CAN’T TELL TIME? MISSED MY DATE—AIN’T NO FUN! • Take Your WATCH to Bristow’s for Quick Repairs. [BRISTOWS - _ Jewelers 620 Willamette C'mon Anglers! the best for the fisherman Hills Sportsman's Supply 56 W. 13th Ph. 4-0551 Theseus vs. Antiope "fur ME DOWN, you brute,” could be the words of Antiope (Pat ricia Boyle) as she perches on the manly shoulders of Theseus (Norm Weekly). This action takes place in “The Warrior’s Husband” which opens tonight at 8 p. m. at the University Theater. 'Warrior's Husband' (Continued from baae one) poet, Homer. Betty Jo Clack, Ann Thompson, Beverly Ostrum, John Ogle, Elm aric Wendel, James Welters, George Watkins and John Lehman complete the principal roles. Others in the cast are Martha Jane Walters, Patricia Potts, Dale Smith, Tricia Lane, Claire Lord, Nelda Vogel, Harriet Vahey, Bev erly Gibson, Bobbie Byrne, Betty Hillman, Marilyn Hillman, Nell Cameron, and Don Van Boskirk. Although the story takes place in the land of the mythical Ama zons, the subject matter is purely present day. The fabulously strong Amazon warriors, protected by their girdle of Diana, come face to face with the problem of what to do with men. And the Greek warriors, facing defeat in battle, turn to love to accomplish their ends. The three sets were designed under the supervision of technical director William E. Schlosser. As sistant directors of the production are Patricia Boyle, Joan De Lap, and Tru Vosberg. John Kusba is stage manager, assisted by Dave Williams. Sound effects are made under the super vision of Lewis Vogler. Property chief is Hob Deuel, and the cos tumes were designed under the supervision of Joan Landman. Chief electrician for the produc tion will be Richard Hardy. The lighting was designed by Larry Bareness. Tickets for the production are on sale in the University Theater box office, which will be open until 8 tonight and all other production nights. The price, which includes tax, is $1 and reservations may be made in person or by calling cam pus extension 401. “The Warrior’s Husband” will also be presented Mar. 7 under the sponsorship of Mortar Board. Tickets for this production may be purchased from Mortar Board members. • Application or • Friendship Photos 6 for $2.00 ® Photostats and Copying • Photos Sealed in Plastic NELSOI! STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 70S Willamette 4-0571 Next to Pope’s SPIRITUAL AWAKENING Mar. 5-12 DR. LLOYD T. ANDERSON of Salem SUN. 7:30 p.m.—“Do You Have Symptoms of Hansen’s Disease?” MON. 7:30—Young People’s Night —“A Moving in Mulberry Trees.” Each night next week at 7:30, ex cept Saturday. Sunday 11 a.m. “CHRIST THE BREAD OF LIFE.” Dr. Webster KASH Broadcast Bible School at 9:45 6:30 University Fellowship FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Annual Military Ball (Continued Jrotn pipe one) arid starlet is currently featured in the MGM production “Copaca bana.” The Glenn Glee Club is the larg est musical group of its type. The entire orchestra comprises the Glee Club, providing background music for the vocalists, and handling numbers alone. Decorations for the danc§ will be in a military vein. A huge 40-foot replica of the American flag will be the outstanding feature of a false ceiling over McArthur Court. Committee iriembers for the dance are: Raymond Scofield, posters; Nor man Rhoades, pledging; Jim How ard and Alan Hollowell, orchestra and presentation; Don Fair, pub licity; Mike Bond, Little Colonel selection; Seymour Gassner, invi tations and guests; Curt Finch, decorations; Elwin Paxson, fi nances; Jack Doyle, tickets; and Art Johnson, patrons. .... New London Releases .... by Glenn Miller ' at RADIO LAB 768 E 11th Ph.4-4431 Wiclcham*Meets With State Deans Mrs. Golda P. Wickham, direc tor of women’s affairs, and two foreign students will participate in the Oregon Association of Deans af Women and Girls Meeting, to day and tomorrow in Bend. Gisela Schmidt, student from Finland, and Walter Billings, from Gerihany, will speak on a foreign student panel, “Interpreting My Country, and What I Expect to Get Out of America.” Mrs. Wickham will participate in a group dinner talk concerning the responsibilities of deans of wo men in the American educational system. The Lineman (Continued from page two) ly wants to live, and live the life she was used to before the war. Now, she is apparently willing- to do anything to get off the island. However, because of the tech nique Rossellini has used, Karin’s character is shown in brief glimpses. It does not develop, the audience cannot see her char acter grow, rather she appears at times to act without motivation or reason, in direct contradiction to a previous action just a few film minutes earlier. This is not entirely the fault of Miss Berg man, who plays the role in the early parts of the film with some thing just slightly less than her usual perfection, rather it is the work of the scenarist and director who insist upon splitting up the film. It seems as if Rossellinis’ tech nique of photographing things as they come, of writing the script as he goes along, of improving a great deal, did not pay off as well in this film as it has in some of his earlier works. Photography in the film was realistic and sometimes superb, but it generally had the appear ance of being taken on a bad day with poor light and bad film. This again, perhaps, is realism I am not accustomed to, and therefore I cannot appreciate it. But to me, it looked like pretty raunchy deal ism. “Stromboli” had moments of excitement, but stretches of dull ness. It had some beauty and ar tistry, but a lot of patch-work. It succeeded in getting across the effect of a woman disgusted with her life, but failed to make me realize that she could find peace by returning to her island village. It seemed like a rough copy of a product that has great poten tialities. But a rough copy should n’t be foisted off as a finished piece-. FUROPE BY BICYCLE Low-cost Student Tours, Bus or Bike From 63 days, $435, all inc. £ ITA-Adventure Trails Students’ International Travel Association W. A. Roecker, For. Lang. Dept. 4-9496 ^Herald TODAY'S STAFF Managing Editor: Glenn Gillespie. Desk Editor: Bill Frye. Copy Desk f Bob Shoemaker, Sue Lichty, Muriel Hagendoorn, Mary Lou Stanbury. NIGHT STAFF Night Editor: Abbott Paine. Night Staff: Larry Hobart, Clifton Dickerson, and William Cher nenkoff. WORRIED ABOUT COURSES? EXAMS? PAPERS? ouys LITTLE KNOWLEDGE PIUS' APE WHAT THE "DOC" PRESCRIBES Teochers and deans from coast. to coast recommend Co//eg# Ovt/ine* to those in difficulty. 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