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Theater will continue this fall
in Ashland after the close of the
summer Shakespearean
Festival.
Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer
Prize-winning “Our Town” will
be presented at 8 p.m. every
Friday and Saturday in
November. The play is a
genuinely poignant portrayal of
small town life in New England at
the turn of the century.
There will be $5, $4, and $3
tickets with a $2 “student rush.”
All unsold tickets just prior to
showtime will be sold to students
with ID. The same applies to
senior citizens over 65.
Theater will begin in the spring
with “Our Town,” alternating
with Shakespeare’s “Othello,”
Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance
of Being Earnest,” and Ben
Jonson’s “The Alchemist.”
The 1973 Summer Season will
present Shakespeare’s “The
Merry Wives of Windsor,” “As
You Like It,” “Othello,” and
“Henry The Fifth;” August
Strindberg’s “The Dance of
Death,” and “The Alchemist^
Prices for the spring
summer will be the same as in
November except for Friday and
Saturday evening admissions of
$6, $4.50, and $3. The $2 rushes
hold all year.
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STAFF
Editorial staff:
Editor, Bill Bucy; Associate
editor, Clay Eals; Photo editor,
Phil Waldstein; Night editor, Art
Bushnell; Sports editor, Paul
Buker.
General assignment reporters:
John Aje, Mike Alesko, Nancy
Beck, Art Bushnell, Barbara
Coleman, Clay Eals, Barbara
fedwards, Dave Harms, Steve
Miller, Mike McKeever, Kathy
O’Grady, Mike Petryni, John
Piper, Cameron Stauth,
Charlotte Stephens, Sheri^
Stratton.
Photographers: Jerry Bern
terou, Svea Bogue, Joel
DeGrand, Clay Eals, A.O.
Gurdjian, Charles Kogod, Nick
Lacy, James Link, Wes Loder,
Matt McCormick, Jean O’Leary,
Sandra Peterson, Selina Roberts,
Larry Schmidt, A1 Shirtcliff,
Kent Smith, Phil Waldstein.
Sports reporters: Paul Buker,
Ona Dobratz, Dave Harms, Jim
Hunter, Merlin Mann, Pete
Shepard, Brian TenEyck.
Business staff:
General Manager, A1 Phelps;
Assistant General Manager, Joey
Locuco; Secretary, Joy Far
thing; Advertising manager,
Rustie Henry; Classified ad
manager, Sharon Caven; Ad
vertising Sales: Steve Lamb,
Robbie LeBus, Clark Kokich,
Steve Terkel.
Production staff:
Production manager, Tim
Ferguson; typesetters: Judy
Bliss, Maureen King. Kathy
Lindsley, and Bunny Patterson;
ad makeup: Susan Halvorsen.
Kandy Niekelsen, Kate Seigal
and Patricia Smith, pasteup
Tim Low and Diana Schmidt;
proofreaders: Paul Buker and
Alan Price; screening James
Link and Phil Waldstein