Three Penny Opera'
Tickets to Go on Sale
Tickets for the University
Theatre production of Brecht's
“The Three Penny Opera’’ will
go on sale this afternoon and will
continue throughout the week
from 21-5 pm. at the UT box
office.
The $2 00 tickets will be sold
on performance nights until 7
p.m.
OPENING NIGHT for the play.!
which is the story of the high
wayman Mack, is May 17. It will
continue May 18. 20, 21, 22. 23,
24 and 25.
According to Mrs. Winona
Cheatham. UT business manager,
other individuals besides those in
the music and drama depart
ments have cooperated in the pro
duction. She cited Peter Gontrum,
assistant professor of Germanic
languages, as translating both
lyrics and dialogue from the or
iginal script.
“In ‘Three Penny’ productions,
the original isn’t usually con
sulted,’’ she said.
IN ADDITION, architectural
students under the direction of
Peter Gyga, assistant professor of
architecture, have designed and
constructed sets.
Director of the entire produc
tion is Jean Cutler: Margaret Ann
Crain is assistant director. Musi
cal director is Robert Cunning
ham.
Members of the cast in the
order they appear on the pro
gram include Terry Thomas,
Chuck Stuart, Marva Dawley,
David Baker, Lyn Anderson.
Geoffrey Quinsey and Karen
Achor.
ELAINE WELCH, Dave Silber
stein. William D. Ellege, Sue Rit
tel, Doug Finney, Donald Bald
win, Richard Hammersley, Edwin
B. Marineau, Fermon L. Dillon
and Rina Tiomkin-Reynolds.
Margaret Ann Crain, Gail Bre
ger, Ruth Winston, Jacquie Mc
Clure, Kim Frankel, Frieda Hy
man, Floyd Hughes III. James
Griener, Peter Jamison, Gail
Owens, Winona Cheatham. Susan
Love, Carole McMann and Carol
Hansen.
Architectural students respon
sible for set design include Doug
las Ackerman, David Barry, Al
bert Biggerstaff, Mark Gorrell,
David Hickman, John Johnson,
Delbert Jones. Phillip Klaus. Lin
coln Lao. Paul Martin, R. William
Nall, Douglas Osmonst. W. L.
Schroeder, and Phakty Somphone.
Awards...
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Award to the outstanding mar
ried student couple.
Terry DeSylvia received the
Doyle Higdon Award presented
by Druids, junior men’s honor
ary.
Alpha Gamma Delta’s Susan
Rvard Scholarship went to Sheri
Shumway. and Kathryn Bohrer
won the Stacey Green Memorial
Award given to a music student
by Max Risinger.
Alpha Phi and Chi Phi were
winners in a contest between liv
ing organizations for having the
highest percentage of mothers
present for the weekend festivi
ties.
Alpha Chi Omega was selected
winner of the Josephine Evans
Harpham Award as the living
group stimulating greatest inter
est among its members in the
house-library program.
The Inter-Fraternity Council
and Panhellenic gave awards of
$25 each to Sigma Alpha Epsilon
and Delta Gamma for encourag
ing their respective organizations
to increase libraries.
Infirmary
M Using the bright sunshine in the in
firmary Sunday were Michelle Landr>. K-»e
K. Whitney. Charlotte Kimber'ey. Karen
A. Fardeliu>, Lou Metzger, Stanton Tui.er.
Ronald T. Rowe. Anthony Lytle, haul,
Lcveringe and I^hmail El Katten.
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Placard-Carriers Are UO Students
Four placard-carrying men who
were passing out handbills in Eu
gene Saturday were identified as
University students.
The men were distributing
handbills near the Eugene City
Hall urging Oregonians to let
their Congressmen know how
they feel about "the federal gov
ernment's action or lack of it, in
the Birmingham demonstrations.”
The handbills stated further
that the authors "hope to show
him (President Kennedy) that the
people of Eugene at least are
aware of and concerned with the
racial situation in Mississippi.”
The men were identified by
another University student who
said she thought they represented
only themselves and not any one
group
The handout states the ques
tion: "Suppose not Negroes, but,
men of property were being beat
en in Mississippi?”
Oregano Distribution
The winter and housing edi
tions of the Oregana will be dis
tributed Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday from 2 to 5 p m
P.O. Box 32033.
Lea Angeie*, California
Profit Estimated
On Junior Week
A rough nnancitil estimate for
Junior Week has been released
to the Emerald by Tom Tongue,
Finance Chairman for the event.
An estimated net profit of $3,
475 was made. However, all fig
ures are subject to change be
cause of late expenses and es
pecially because all expense fig
ures from the Physical Plant
have been only estimates.
Prom expenses were about $3,
2(i0, and ticket sales amounted to
about the same figure, so that the
junior cIhss more or less broke
even on that event. This is the
first time in several year that the
class has broken even on the
Prom.
The Mothers’ Luncheon also
broke even, selling approximate
ly 3000 tickets.
No figures were available for
the Mothers’ Breakfast,
There was a paid attendance of
4800 at the All-Campus Sing, the
expenses for which were $410
Total publicity for Junior Week
amounted to $315 Court expens
es were $395 Other expenses
came to about $55
Total expenses, excluding the
Prom, came to $1,325.
Before Junior Week, the junior
class was about $400 in the hole.
With Junior Week profits, they
will have approximately $3,000
for next year, subject to change.
Tongue said that he thought this
was a pretty fair amount.
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THIS WEEK'S CALENDAR of EVENTS
COURTESY
OF THE
MONDAY -
9:00—U.S. Navy Recruiter, SU
12:00—Spanish Table, SU
Faculty Interdisciplinary Sem
inar Paul Dull, speaker, Facul
ty Club, Room A
4:00—Student Activities Committee, SU
6:45—Hui-0 Officer Elections
7:00—Yeomen, Gerlinger First Floor
7:30—Orides, Gerlinger Third Floor
Folk Dance, Gerlinger Annex
8:00—Philosophy Group, Prof. & Mrs.
Reid, SU
Wood Wind Recital, Music Audi
torium
TUESDAY -
9:00—U.S. Navy Recruiter, SU
9:15—Catholic Lutheran discussion, SU
11:45—Theatre Executive Board, SU
12:00—Biology Staff, SU
Italian Table, SU
1:00—Tennis, University of Portland,
here
3:00—Canoe Fete Steering Committee,
SU
4:00—Journalism Industrial Advisors
campus tours
6:00—Journalism Industrial Advisors
Dinner, SU
IFC, SU
7:00—ASUO University Administration
Committee Council on Inter
national Education, SU
TUESDAY -
7:30—Recorded Classics Concert, “The
Lighter Side”—Gershwin, SU
8:00—Assembyy, Barry Toelken & Joan
O’Brien, Folk Music, SU
WEDNESDAY -
9:00—U.S. Navy Recruiter, SU
12:00—French Table, SU
OSEA, Emerald Chapter 88, SU
2-5—Oregana distribution, Ping Pong
Room, SU
4:00—Student Union Board, SU
6:30—Student Union Awards Banquet,
SU
7:00—Duplicate Bridge, SU
Biology Exams
7:30—Browsing Room Lecture, McNeir
“Loves Labors Lost—Shake
speare Finding his Way”
8:00—Shrine Circus, Mac Court
THURSDAY -
8:00—Student Union Directorate, SU
9:00—U.S. Navy Recruiter, SU
12:00—Political Science Seminar, SU
Russian Table, SU
Co-op Board, SU
2-5—Oregana distribution, Ping Pong
Room, SU
6:00—Emerald Awards Banquet, SU
THURSDAY -
6:30—Foreign Student Farewell Ban
quet, SU
Chess Club, SU
Angel Flight, SU
Arnold Air, SU
7:00—SU & Ed. Act. Budget Committee,
SU
Pershing Rifles, Little Captain,
Gerlinger Second Floor
Ski Quacks, 123 Science
7:30—Film Society, “Macbeth,” 150
Science
8:00—Student recital, Maureena Noll,
soprano, Music Auditorium
Shrine Circus, Mac Court
FRIDAY -
12:00—German Table, SU
2-5—Oregana Distribution, Ping Pong
Room, SU
3:00—Spanish Charla, SU
Track, All comers meet
4:00—Outdoor Band Concert
Woodwind recital, Howard Oshiro
— Jeff Turay, Music Auditor
ium
7:00—Natural History Society, Slides,
SU
8:00—“Three Penny Opera,” University
Theatre
SATURDAY -
Armed Forces Day
Hiking Club outing to Fenton Lake
Water Ski Tournament, Fern Ridge lake,
Zumwalt Dark
Student Union Retreat, Belknap Springs
Cosmo Picnic—Perkins Peninsula, Fern
Ridge
12:00—Political Science Dept., SU'
1:00—Chess Tournament, SU
8:00—“Three Penny Opera," University
Theatre
9:00—Orides House Party, (lerlinger
3rd fir
SUNDAY -
Chess Tournament Continued
2:30—Phi Delta Kappa, Initiation, 127
Ed.
3:00— Sigma Delta Pi, Initiation, tier
linger 2nd fir.
4:00—German Movie, “Confession of
Felix Krull,” University Thea
tre
Student recital, Kathryn Bohrer,
Soprano, Music Auditorium
0:30—Phi Delta Kappa & Pi Lambda
Theta, Joint Banquet, SU
7:00 & 9:15—Filin Society, “Confession
of Felix Krull," SU
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