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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1961)
Light knife Many'live plays due for weekend By LINDA BROWN Entertainment Editor "Live” theater fans should en joy this week-end three plays are being presented in the area. IMVEKMITY Theaters first production of the season, (Christo pher Frye’s "The Lady's Not for Burning," will open Friday night. The play Is scheduled for Oct. 14, 11), 20, and 21. Curtain time Is 8 p.m.; admission $1.00. The Very Little Theater will conclude "Life With Father" this i week-end. For reservation, call I)! 4-7751. Admission is $1.00 and curtain time Is 8:15, T II K CHRISTIAN Drama Troup is giving two performanc es of Henri Gheon's, "The Come-: dlan " at 7:30 Saturday and Sun-! day nights at the Allison Park | Christian Church. The public isj Invited to attend. Dixieland and Jazz will be heard Saturday night at the Lane County Fairgrounds. The Eu-1 gene all-stars, who are currently ' appearing at the King Cole room, will play for “your listening and! dancing pleasure." They are a fun group and certainly make enjoyuble music. You might even get more of a kick out of them than the music. IF DRAMA and jazz isn't your idea of a good time, you can al ways go to the movies, although this week-end is a little less than spectacular. The Mayflower is showing "Not Tonight Henry,” one of the more famous of the recent rush of “nudle” films. Its fame Is due largely to the fact that it was a replacement for the denounced "The Lovers,” which was briefly shown In Portland. Which film is actually worse is anybody's guess, although I think "Not To night" might be. At least the other had a semblance of plot; this Just has a semblance of girls. “FRANCIS OF ASSISI," with Delores Hart and Bradford Dill rnan, is on at the McDonald. This Is a study in faith with some inspiring moments but may be too long and too slow for good entertainment. The Fox is showing Walt Dis ney's "Grayfriars Bobby,” a story of a dog, and "Tiger Bay.” the story of a young girl who be friends a sailor suspected of mur der. Hayley Mills portrays the young girl and is excellent, as is the film. THE BEST bet for the monies, But Fellows! Can't we eat there even though their prices are so low? ijiii’s Anchorage V 947 Franklin Blvd. For people who care .. . about the theatre SOUTH EUGENE HIGH PRESENTS Uhdfr the SjJcdMofe tg(! A COMEDY BY SAMUEL SPEWACK DIRECTED BY ED RAGOZZINO Oct. 27th & 28th, Friday & Saturday 8:00 p.m.—All Seats Reserved Dl 4-4321 Call for Reservations See ihe most imaginative comedy written in many seasons. however, in at the Heilig. There, "Oceans 11" and "The Sundown ers” are showing. "Oceans" gives those interest ed viewers a good peek at the fa mous Hollywood Clan it is also good entertainment. The film stars Frank Sinatra, Dean Mar tin, Hammy Davis, Jr., Peter Law ford, Angie D'ckinson, and any other members in good standing. DEBORAH KKKK won an academy nomination for her por trayal in "The Sundowners.” Also starring are Peter Ustinov and Robert Mitchum. The film was nominated for best picture of the year and certainly deserve* it* honor. If you would like to see a combination Australian western - life-with - father movie that is presented with wit and meaning, you will certainly en : joy this one. Friday night will be devoted , to horror and mayhem at the Fox : which seems to feel that Friday the 13th should not go unnoticed. , Labeled "Science Fiction vs. Hor ror" the great debate begins at | 11:30 tonight. Alfred Hitchcock's "North by ! Northwest," with Cary Grant, 1 Kva Marie Saint and J a m e » Mason is the Sunday HU movie. This one has style, wit, adventure, and suspense everything Hitch ; is famous for. THE FISHBOWL is contribut ing to Friday the 13th by bring ing back, at popular demand, a Fishbowl Mixer. It is scheduled | for 9 p.m. Unitarian church sets art festival The Eugene Unitarian Church will present the Fall Festival of Arts on Sunday at the Frances Willard School at 11 a.m. Paint ings, sculpture, ceramics and oth er art objects will be displayed, as well as children's paintings. There will be an original poetry reading by Ralph Salisbury of 1 the University English Depart ment. THE MUSICAL part of t h e program will include an original composition by Homer Keller, of the Music School, entitled “Salu tation to the Dawn,” which is based on a Sanskrit poem of 1200 B.C. A sonata by Marcello for spinet and recorder will be performed by Mrs. Elizabeth Leiske and Ed mund Cyckler of the University Music department. Mrs. Von Ciel Zankel, chair man of the Arts Festival, urges all members and friends to bring art objects for display to the Franees Willard school between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Saturday, or at 9 a.m. on Sunday. ANNOUNCING Tine's HAPPY HOUR CUT RATES ON— FRIDAY, 3-5 pm UNO'S 1111 w Willamette Theatre opens season tonight... (Continued front pnrjf 1) ALSO APPEARING in the play are Alexander Duncan as Richard; John Dashney as Nich olas Devize; Meredith Payne as Margaret Devize; Vem Lestrud as nibble Devize; Alan Wolsten croft, chaplain; Bob Stankovitch as Edward Tappercoom, and Dave Watson as Matthew Skipps. McGraw said, “although the play is a poetic comedy, the play is in contemporary and humorous idiom. There is much imagery and interesting figures of speech. “The Lady” has 300 pc,-formances in London and was equally success ful in New York, with John Giel gud in the leading role. It has been widely played in educational theaters and little theaters. In fact I would list it in the top ten productions annually put on by college theaters.” SEASON TICKET sale for the UT will continue through the run of "The Lady's Not for Burn ing.” Box office hours are from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except Sunday. Closet full of dirty, wrinkled clothes? Ken's will have them washed and pressed for you in one day. Kahaki washpants beautifully and ex pertly done. All gar ments re-sized to original finish. Ken's isopen till 6 p.m. every Saturday! SAVE ON CASH AND TARRY 1338 Hilyard—next to Campus Shell Service Dl 4-4621 Classified Ads RATES: 5c per word first insertion; 3c thereafter. Minimum charge 50c. All classified ads must be in before 3:30 p.m. on the day preceding publication. Call DI 2-1411, Ext. 618. HELP WANTED NEED Oregon R.N. for part time work at Eugene Convales- i cent home, 707 East 17th. DI ' 4-3489. MALE student. Experienced IBM tab operator for part-time em ployment. Approximately 25 hours a week evenings. Call DI 2-1871. SERVICES MUSIC for house dances. Duo, trio, or quartet. Ben, DI 2-2369. TYPING Bernice Blakesley. Campus Apartments, 775 East 15th, Apt. 5. DI 3-0158. Photography Of House Groups House Dances Campus Activities FEHLY STUDIO 1214 Kincaid DI 4-3422 IRONING wanted. $1.00 an hour. University district. 1676 East 15th. DI 3-2969. TYPING: Theses, manuscripts, papers. IBM Electric. Frances Ericson, 2206-12 Patterson Dr. DI 3-7696. WORK WANTED IRONING, 80c an hour. Cleaning, $1.00 an hour. 336 E. Broadway. DI 4-4336. LOST & FOUND LOST—Bemira gold Swiss watch. Gold expansion band. Between Lawrence Hall and Common wealth. DI 5-0717 after 5:15. LOST—Oregon jacket (Whiting brand! from Carson Hall coat rack. Contact Bill Hammar, DI 4-0557. WILL the person who picked tip the Shakespeare book in 331 Comm., Fri., please call Tom, DI 3-8775. $9.00!! LOST—Sigma Kappa pin. Re ward offered. Pearl trim with initials E.K.H. on back. If found, call ext. 274, K. Hansen. ————————— FOR SALE NEED BINOCULARS? To watch that blonde in Carson? You can find anything in Emerald classifieds. B&L BINOCULARS dissecting microscope. B&L Metalurgical microscope. PH meter. RI 7 9693. FOR SALE TYPEWRITER — Smith Corona upright. David Finch, DI 3-2098. 1961 COMET. Only 2300 miles. DI 3-0936. '59 THUNDERBIRD with over drive. Proven 19 miles road, 16 miles town. $2850. DI 3-7934. UNDERWOOD Standard Type writer. 14” carriage; pica type. Excellent condition. $40. RI 7 j 9442. ; ALLSTATE Cruis-aire Scooter. Good condition. Call evenings or after 10 a.m. DI 5-6612. 1957 DKW. 4-dr. sedan. Brand new engine and transmission. Leave country in two weeks, so make offer. DI 5-1091. 325 East 14 th. POLAROID camera & case, mod el 80A. New condition. $50. DI 4-6776 evenings. 1960 RIVERSIDE Motorscooter. Cost $312 new; sell for $225. Phone 3-4945. 1960 VW. Top shape. $150 for my equity. DI 4-4875. - APT. SIZE Frigidaire. Freezer across top. Excellent condition. PA 6-7131. AUTO REPAIRS BALANCE all 4 wheels. Regular $10 value. Student and faculty rate—$4.88. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 164 West 7th FOR RENT CLEAN, furnished one-bedroom apt. All utilities except electric ity and water. Newly painted. Walking distance University. 169 East 13th. DI 4-2997 after 1 p.m. 1-BEDROOM apt. 15th & Patter^ son. Couple preferred. $60. Ph. DI 4-3658. EUGENE CABANA. Furnished or unfurnished. All-year heated pool. Wall - to -wall carpets. Drapes, range, refrigerator, large closets, party room, laun dry facilities. 25th and Willam ette. DI 3-2069. FURNISHED room for rent to male student. $40 per month with lease. Utilities paid. 205 East 3rd. DI 2-2545. SLEEPING room for man stu dent. 1263 Patterson St. DI 3 2003.
