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The two just naturally go together and at Seymour’s Cafe
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for good food,” and it’s a handy place to meet your friends
when downtown shopping, or after the show. Use our
check cashing service, telephones, rest rooms—in short,
make yourself at home!
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Sortie's Play 'No Exit' To Be Shown
As UO Theater Bonus Production
Four University dramatists will
perform Jean-Paul Sartie's philo
sophical drama, ‘‘No Exit", Nov. 21
ar.d 22 as the first bonus attraction
for University theater season ticket
holdei s.
This highly experimental produc
tion wil be read in the Laughton
style by Horace W. Robinson, di
rector of the University theater;
Frederick J. Hunter, assistant di
rector; Mrs. Mary Krenk, a gradu
ate of Oregon and active in Eu
gene Very Little theater work, and
Beverly Brunton, senior in speech.
Miss Brunton won the aw:ard for
the best actress of the 1951-52 Uni
versity theater season for her role
j in "The Madwoman of Challiot."
This play has never before been
j done in the western area, and has
rarely been done anywhere. There
'Rhapsody in Blue'
Planned for Sunday
“Rhapsody in Blue”, with Rob
ert Alda, Joan Leslie and Alexis
Smith, will be shown this Sunday
at 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. in the SU
ballroom. This movie is based on
the life of George Gershwin, the
famous American composer.
Ann Blackwell, chairman of the
movie committee, urges everyone
to attend these Sunday afternoon
movies. They have all been first
run films, according to Miss Black
well, and now can be seen for only
30 cents.
fore, it will be new material to
most theater goers.
The story deals with the souls
of a man and two women condemn
ed to hell, who, instead of being
subjected to the punishment fires,
are sealed together in a small, bare
room for eternity.
Sartie is probably best known as
the “high priest” of the philosophy,
“Existentialism”. He is famous for
his philosophical and psychological
writing which includes a number of
texts, one or two novels and ap
proximately five plays.
This production will he open only
to University theater 1952-53 sea
con ticket holders. Because of the
Seven Admitted
To Music Sorority
Two new pledges ami five initi
ates were admitted to Mu Phi Kpsi
lon, professional music sorority, in
formal ceremonies held in Ger
linger hall Tuesday night.
Pledging were Anna Marie
Blickenstaff and Carolee Stamperv
Initiates are Louise Matter, Mary
Louise Hudson, Karen Lee, Marion
Cass and Rosalie Blickenstaff.
Beverly Gohcen, chapter president,
presided.
Present for the evening's activi
ties, which also included a banquet
at the Del Rey cafe, followed by a
musical program put on by active
members and alums, were over 40
members.
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limited .scaling capacity, only one
i e.scrvod .seat ticket will be allowc I
for each season ticket held. No ad
missions will bo sold.
WRA Volleyball
Games Scheduled
The Women's Recreation Asso
ciation intramural volleyball gam' s
scheduled lor Monday aie ZTA vs.
Highland and Hendricks vs. Cai
son.
Oridcs defeated Hendricks an
ile:: 36-32, Monday. The game be
tween Hendricks and University
was forfeited. Tuesday, Highland
downed Hendricks Annex 40-15
and Ann Judson nipped Orides 27
2t3. The contest between AOPi and
Carson was forfeited. Hendricks
edged Alpha Chi 2S-27 Wednesday.
The tournament will close
Thanksgiving and final playoff
games will be played after Thanks
giving vacation.
I/O Campus 20's
Shown in Silent Film
Because the regularly scheduled
movie did not arrive in time the
Mayflower theater Wednesday
night featured a silent movie taken
on the University campus in 1929.
The movie, which depicts scenes
along the mill race including the
canoe fetes, is owned by the Hei
lig theater and is on 35 millimeter
film. According to Jack Baldock,
manager of the Heilig, the film
may be shown again in cooperation
with some University function or
celebration.
Religious Week
Petitions Available
Petitions arc being called for by
the University Religious council
from those who wish to work on
the Religious Emphasis Week pro
gram which will be held Jan. 25
to 29. Petition deadline is Wednes
day, Dec. 5.
Positions open to petition are:
general secretary, speakers, fin -
side, luncheon, housing, publicity,
promotion, hospitality, evaluation
and program. Petitions should be
turned in to co-chairmen of Relig
ious Emphasis Week, Jo Sloan at
Delta Gamma or Cathy Tribe at
Alpha Phi.
Ticket Sale Ends Today
For Oregon-OSC Game
Today is the last day to purchase
student tickets for the Oregon
OSC game according to the ath
letic business office. Approximate
ly 400 tickets remain at $2.50.
The game will be played Nov. 22
n Portland's Multnomah stadium.
Oregon students will be in sections
B and C on the east side of the
field between the 50 and 30 yard
lines.
SPORTS FARE
FOOTBALL SATURDAY — Stan
iord Stadium. University of Ore
Kon vs. Stanford University.
Kickoff, 2 p.m.
FUOSII FOOTBALL — Seattle.
I Diversity of Oregon Frosli vs.
I Diversity of Wasliiagton Frosli.
Kickoff, 2 p.m.
IN' riJA,YIURALS, Friday, Nov. 11.
^:50 Court 40 Sigma Chi ]i vs. l’hi Delia
I beta 15
.1:50 Court 4.1 T>i Kappa Alpha 11 vs. Phi
Sigma Kappa 11
1 HalMl"1 "l° J'"cstljr 11,1,1 I* vs. Stitzrr
4 Hall b"1 43 Merrick 11:1,1 B vs- ErencU
5:15 C,'V,H “10 Campbell Club II vs. Hale
Kane B
selors i>U t ^usau Campbell B vs. Conn