JOWE NIEDRINGHAUH EXNH, jmi Mrs. Kanovnkaya, Is confronted by the clierry orchard n iiew
own.T, Lop thin, ptayn by Mlclwcl H tea ms In the Uf production opening tonight.
(PHOTO PAGE UV DAVE SANDS)
THE CHERRY ORCHARD
(AliOVK LKKT) Yasha (Gary Corliss), a valet, a‘.tempt h to make violent love to a wary DUnyarha.
( Irish Whaley). (Abo\e right), a :ald the dignity o her fine drawing room. Mrj. Kanevskaya rellects
on the past, her mother and the cherry orchard.
WHEN LOl’AHIN (Michael Stearns) finally reveals he has bought the Gayeff estate, Mrs. Ka
nevskaya (Joyce Niedringhaus Enus) turns to her billiard-laying brother (»incenx I’anny) for con
solation.
Flamenco Guitarist Carlos Montoya
to present concert in SU Monday
Carlos Montoya, acclaimed as
the world's foremost Flamenco
guitarist, will appear at a con
ert in the 8U Ballroom, Monday j
night at 8:30.
Montoya has been called one j
of the few masters of the guitar
who is able to devote an entire
'Racers to Sun'
termed 'moving'
“Racers to the Sun,” a novel
by Jarres B. Hall, associate pro
'essor of English at the Univer
lity, recently received a by-line
-eview in the Los Angeles Times.
Reviewing the book was Wirt
Williams, Sunday book editor for
the Times. Williams called the
-.ovel "Dramatic, explosive . .
ind "one of the intense reading
; experiences of 1960.” Imhis opin
on, the book would make Hall
known to the public.
Williams discussed the plot of
he novel, which concerns a high
school senior who turns to the
•vorld of speed through motorcy
le racing, calling it a “clean
ined, relentlessly moving story.”
The main character, Harold
'■dill, is described by Williams as
‘a comer.” His girlfriend Gunner,
also a motorcyclist, is "one of the
sharpest of the 20th century's
'allery of fictional witches.”
Williams compared “Racers to
‘.he Sun” to William Faulkner's
‘Pylon” saying that it "has the
rame vivid, surrealistic vision,”
! but Williams also says “this book
’an stand beside ‘Pylon’ with no
apology at all.''
evening to Flarrenco music. He
is also the first guitarist to work
without a singer or dancer.
Prior to this departure from
the norm. Flamenco guitarists
generally possessed a rather lim
ited repertoire which dictated the
presence of other performers to
round out an evening’s recital.
Montoya's selections will con
sat of his own arrangements and
original compositions, based on
the Spanish gypsy tradition.
A true Flamenco performer,
Montoya creates as he goes along,
and for this reason is hailed as
an tre mendously exciting per
former to hear.
Tickets are on sale at the
Main Desk in the Student Union.
Prices are $2 for adults and $1.50
for students in the reserved sec
tion, and $1.50 for adults and $1
for students in the general ad
mission section.
Phi Kappa Sigma
selects finalists
The “Dearest Girl” of Phi Kap
pa Sigma will be announced at
the Black and Gold Ball tonight.
The five finalists are Wendy
Anderson, a Pi Beta Phi from
Pasadena. Calif.; Linda Foster, a
Delta Gamma from Larkspur,,
Calif.; Sar.dy Hearn, a Kappa
Kappa Gamma from Balboa Is
land, Calif.; Susan Kraft, an Al
pha Phi from Portland; and San
dy Novak, a Pi Beta from Port
land.
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