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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1965)
rroah Bill Pqwca Luther Tops Weekend ny Ml'.VK DinKII Entertainment Editor Mulligatawny in usually a soup lint it also aptly defines the va rioty of campus activities sched tiled on this, the weekend before the last open week of the term. Tonight and tomorrow evening at 8 p m. the University Theatre will begin its season’s end with the dramatization of John Os borne’s “Luther” which will also play on the evening of May 20 through 29 Only four years old, the play has already won the drama critic and “Toni” awards for 1904 Tickets run $1 50 per person. Saturday at 8 p.m. Marc Klling ton will sing to the left-handed strumming of his upside down gui tar in the SU ballroom Admission will be $1 50 for adults, $1 for students Frosh Set “Urb” The Frosh Tennis Court rock on concrete will finally be held tonight from 8:30-12 30 in the Walton-Earl tennis court* "The Urb” will admit free only fresh men and their escorts. Dancing will be to the melodic noise of the Moguls. Bermudas and oth-1 erwise grabbles are preferred wear. The SU all-campus water ski tournament is scheduled for this Sunday at Kern Kidge. Surfing with wheels will try to make money for the Children's Hospital School tomorrow in the form of an all-campus, all-city skateboard tourney near the Vet erans dorm on 17th St Registra tion fees are 50 cents for one j event, 75 cents for two. “Fanny Hill” Flaying John Cleland’s long banned “Fanny Hill” has been brought in all its orgiastic splendor to the screens at the Iteilig and the North End Drive-In Cofeature at the Heilig fea | lures (certainly not talent) of Jayne Mansfield in “Playgirl After Dark"—and in fleshly col-: or yet. Co billed at North End j 15% Savings for U OF O STUDENTS All work done at cut rate cost when student body card pre sented. AUTO UPHOLSTERY 344-2504 1425 Oak i Drivc-ln is ‘‘Hell on Frisco Bay.” At the Fox is "Sylvia,” starring Caroll Baker in the title role. Pe ter Lawford hires private eye (ieorge Maharis to look for the skeletons in Carroll’s closest, of which there are many. Brought hack from last year to play as co-feature is the pow erful "Seven Days in May.” Mayflower Bills ‘Harlow” The actress who lived up to her movie symbol as the personifica tion of sex lives and dies out her problems for a second week — only this time at the Mayflower— in Bill Sargent’s “Harlow.” Go Naked in the World" sees Gina Lollobrigida as a “man-Keeler” and a girl who comes when she’s called by either Tony Franciosa or his wealthy father, Ernest Borgnine. And at the McDonald, Lana Turner plays another sexually frustrated female who finds con solation at first with the gigolo Cliff Robertson, then with the gi golo Hugh O’Brien—and another Tickets on Sale for Senior Ball, Banquet Tickets for the Senior Bail and Banquet priced at $2 apiece are on sale at the Student Un ion main desk. The banquet will be held at 7:30 p.m., June 12 at the Eugene Hotel. Cosmopolitan Club Schedules Dance The Cosmopolitan Club will hold a semi-formal dance at 8 p.m. Saturday in the YM-YWCA to honor foreign students not returning to the University next year The Blue Masters will provide live entertainment for the first annual affair. Tickets are available at $2 per couple at the SU main desk. Danforth Graduate Schedules Recital Victor Hill, Danforth Graduate Fellow in mathematics, will give a recital on the harpsichord at 8 p.m Saturday, May 22. He will play four selections two of which are by Bach, one by Jan Pieter Sweelinck and one by Jean-Philippe Rameau. 7 Your r calendar is jammed Seems like you've been Invited to every party on ihe summer circuit. How do you keep up appear ances. We suggest a “ Cricketeer Calendar Cloth sportcoat in bright summer colors to handle the job. Crisp blend of Dacron* and worsted that makes it through the night and is ready to go the next day. CRICKETEER# CALENDAR CLOTH SPORTCOAT ' ftaxlM &ffienniwf STOKE FOK MEN ‘We Dress the Best Dressed Men in Town” one, Ron Husman, on the side, until he dies to the lamentations of his other girl friend, Stefanie Powers. Co-featured is “East of Sudan.” The Eugene Drive-In is playing Robert Aldrich's “Hush ... Hush Sweet Charlotte.” Bette Davis, Oli-! via de Ilavilland, Joseph Gotten all put in effective performances in this gory tale. "Two on a Guillotine” with Connie Stevens, Dean Jones, and Cesar Romero tries to comple ment the gory horror. In a similar but perhaps pul pier vein, “The Lost World of Sin bad” and “War of the Zombies” will try to shock too at the Motor Vu Drive-In. USSR Revolution Topic of Locturo J. L. H. Keep, visiting profes sor at the University of Wash ington, will talk on “The Mos cow Insurrection of 190S” at 10 a m. Friday in the SU. 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