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STIRRING SEQUEL New \Movie Highly Praised Note: Lengel couldn’t make it to the movies but he made it to a typewriter—result: By JOHN LENGEL, Emerald Entertainment Editor “Men in a Crevice,” an Alleged Artists’ production, is the stir ring sequel to an earlier Artists’ production. “Man in a Spillway.” “Crevice” again features the brilliant writing of Matt Maltby, Alphaholic Toast' To Be Named Saturday The "Toast of the Alphaholics” will be named from among five campus candidates at the hall dance Saturday night. The dance will be held in the cafeteria of John Straub Hall. Finalists are Nancy Taylor, Pi Beta Phi; Janet Kerley, Carson 2; Sandy Misko, Alpha Phi; Mar low Chaput, Alpha Delta Pi; and Gloria Jenkins, Gamma Phi Beta. Professor to Lecture At Washington State Miner Professor of economics, Raymond Mikesell, will address the third annual Institute of World Affairs at Washington State College Saturday. jaded filmland script writer. An interesting sidelight on the production was the tremendous amount of actual location film work. The cast was shuttled over the world looking for a suitable crevice. In the film you’ll see shots of Shelby, Australia, Pales tine, Swiss Alps, Wake Islands. Redstone Missile Arsenal, as well as some finishing shots at the main studio in Sioux City, Iowa. Concerns Love Affair The plot, as put together by sage old Matt Maltby, concerns an illicit love triangle in Cut ’n Shoot, Texas. The love triangle features Hollywood acting veterans, Tac Courtney, Pebble Platte, and Tanya Nagurski, in their finest hour. A quick glimpse of the plot shows the trio wandering around the globe in pursuit of each other. Finally the heroine (Miss Na gurski), is kidnapped by 2,000 Cossack horseman, w'hile her ba nana boat lays over at Wake Island. Union Aids Courtney and Platte cleverly discover this and enlist the aid of the United Auto Workers union. This puts the show in the The best in Italian food PIZZARIA Featuring Italian Dinners ORDERS TO GO Ravioli — Chicken Cocciatori Open every day, except Mon. UNO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 1491 Willamette D1 4-2453 "cast-of-thousands category. Then comes the battle scene shot in cinerama, glorious tech nicolor, and vacuum sound. The well-disciplined legions take their positions. Miss Nagurski is tied to a stake behind the Cossacks. Spread around her feet is a stack of Reader's Digests, ready to be lit. Legions Changed The legions charge on cue. A yawning crevice splits the battle field and swallows the thunder ing horde. Miss Nagurski unties herself and boards her banana boat. She returns to Cut ’n Texas, and opens a banana orchard. But still,1 she can think of nothing .. . but the men in the crevice. Switzerland Student To Speak To Groups Miss Marise Paschoud, a Lisle Fellowship representative from Switzerland, will visit on campus February 21-23. Miss Paschoud will speak at Westminster House Sunday morn ing at 9:30, and at the Christian House fireside at 8:30 that eve ning, as well as being a speaker on the International Weekend program. Any students or faculty inter ested in an intei-view with Miss Paschoud may make an appoint ment through the YMCA. She has studied at the Univer sity of Lausanne, and has taught for three years in a Lausanne Open 7:30 Show 8:00 Tonight. Sat. and Sun. _ "Only a French "film-maker would be likely to attempt. . . psyche of a sensitive young man who has been shocked at a tender age by the discovery that his mother is a prostitute!" —N. Y. Tim*i george* tim«non'« Co-Feature j SSS PRESTOW STURGES w him um high school. Last year she studied history at the Sorbonne. In June and July, 1957, Miss Paachoud attended the California Lisle unit and is now giving her time to visits to American cam puses. HEILIC Doors Open at 12:4ft NOW THRU TUES. Jeff Chandler Orson Wells In 'Man in the Shadow' also George Nader in “FLOOD TIDE” STARTS WED. Jeff Chandler Lana Turner In The Lady Takes a Flyer also This Swell Co-hit I* tatmtn COLOR UVBUVSOI ttui'H DIRK BOGARDE MURIEL PAVLOW JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE Win the Emerald Trophy for your living organization! A.D.Pi has lead in Emerald subscription contest! - CONTEST RULES - 1. All payments must be cash, or check made out to "The Oregon Daily Emerald" 2. Tag manila envelope with house name and mail ing address and turn in to M101—Student Union 3. Deadline is Noon—March 7. 4. Sell: 1 term subscriptions for $2.00 2 term subscriptions for $4.00 5 term subscriptions for $9.00 For any information call Bill Bryant - Dl 4-0711 or Gary Capps - Ext. 218 Clip and Send Home - - - Subscribe to The Oregon Daily Emerald and know what your daughter is doing with your money. Fill out this coupon and send it back to her at the University! Your Name .*. Adress ... City ... State . Check the subscription desired: □ One term for $2.00 □ Two terms for $4.00 □ Five terms for $9.00 Please make checks payable to the OREGON DAILY EMERALD Thank you
