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TH U R SD A Y, JU LY 24. 1952
SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW, ASHLAND, OREGON
PAGE T H A U
6:30 p m , evening service, ant­
ing, testimonie» and geei'eJ mes­
sage, 7:45 p m.
Accent on Comedy in 1952 Festival Plays
Continued from Page 1
cr. Watch, Georg Hellrnutli and
Paul Reinhardt; Boy, L a r r y
Schander; Attendant, Philip Fill
ton
Beatrice, Eleanor Prosser; He­
ro, M arjdrie Lovberg, Margaret,
Clara Margaret Daniels, Ursula,
Suzanne LuMurrc Hanson
Claru Margaret Daniels, Janet
Saltus, Bruce Graham, Hank
Williams, Don Fairweather.
Trlnculo, Thomus Brennan;
Stephano, John Tuylor; Master
of Ship, Arnold Nelson: Bout
»wuin, Georg Hellmuth.
Iris, M arjorie Lovberg; Ceres,
Suzanne LuMurrc Hanson; Juno,
Claru Margaret Daniels; Reap­
ers Nanete Cuddle, Ger a 1 d JULIUS CAESAR CAST
Gardner; Nymphs: Carol Saltus,
Caesar, Paul Kliss; Brutus,
W illiam Gyler; Cassius, Philip
ton, Larry Schander
Hunsori. Antony, W illiam Bali;
Casea, Angus Bowmer; Octavius
MUCH ADO CAST
¡Caesar, Dion Ch«'sse; Calpurnia,
Benedick, Richard Graham;
Claudio, W lllium Bull; Don Pe­ 1 Marjorie Lovberg; Portia. Elean
or Prosser.
dro, Allen Fletcher; Don John,
Cicero, J o h n Bethencourt;
Michael Onofrlo; Leonato, M ain­
er Hines; Antonio, Thomas Bren­ Publius. James Morley; Popilius
nan; Friar Francis, Paul Kliss: Lena. John Taylor; Lepidus. W il­
liam Erwin, Flavius, Mainer
M essenger, Arnold Nelson.
Hines; Marullus, Arnold Nelson:
Borachlo, Dion Chess«'; Con­
Soothsayer, Douglas M«<«'kcr
rad«', W illium Oyler; Balthasar.
Trebonlus, David Weeks; Li-
John Taylor; Dogberry, Philip
Hanson; Verges. Douglas Meek- gnrius, Paul Reinharde; Decius
Brutus. Michael Onofrio; M e t ­
olius Cimber, Richard Risso; Cin-
na, Thomas Brennan; Tltlnius.
Richard Graham; Mcssala, Doug­
las Russell; Young Cato, Robert
Carter: Volumnius, George Hell
muth.
Vnrro, Isaac McCarlcy; Luc­
ius, Gerald Gardner; Servant to
Antony, Philip Fulton; Servant
to Caesar, Larry Schander.
Citizens: Virginia C h e s s e ,
Monday,
HENRY V CAST
Chorus, Richard G r a h a m ;
TRST METHODIST CHURCM
King K -nry, Richard Risso; Ex­
Press and radio representa N. Ma»:; >t bu_rc)
eter, Douglas Russell; Westmore­ tives, state and city officials,
Ross Ki. »its. minister
land, Paul Reinhardt; Bedford, educators, and other distinguish­
Sunday school, 9:43 a.m.
! Gerald Gardner; E l y , David ed visitors w ill be guests of the
Morning worship, 11 a.m. An-
Weeks; Grey, Philip Futon.
Shakespearean festival associa­ th’-m and solo
Junior church
Gower Mainer Hines; Fluel- tion, the city and Southern Ore- and nursery.
len, Dion Chesse; MacMorris, gon college at a buffet supper
Douglas Meeker; Jamy, Arnold before the opening of the festiv­ PR ESB YTER IA N CHURCH
130 N Main (at Heiman)
Nelson; Attendants to the King, al here on August 1.
“A Friendly Church
Jimmy and Johnny Stuckey.
As usual, the buffet supper
for Thoughtful People”
Pistol, W illiam Oyler; Nym, w ill be open to the public. Res­
Church School for all age* at
Thomas Brennan; Bardolph, W il­ ervations can be made by call­
9:45
a m.
liam Erwin; Hostess, Marjorie ing the festival office, Ashland
Morning Worship at 11 a.m
Lovberg; Court, W illiam Ball; 2 8636
The supper w ill be served at by the pastor.
boys, Bruce Graham and Larry
Session Meeting at 3 p.m.
Suzanne Homes hall on the col­
Schander
Young People’s Meeting at
lege
campi-s
at
6:30
p
m
Reser­
King of France, Angus Bow­
6:30 p.m
mer; Dolphin, John Taylor; Bur­ vations are >1.50 a plate. E H
gundy, Allen Fletcher; C o n - Singmaster, vice-president of the GRACE L U T H E R A N CHURCH
stable, Michael Onofria; Berri, ' association, is general chairman Iowa and Mountain avenue
J o h n Bethencourt; Bourbon, of the program and Mrs H arry
Sunday School 9:45.
James Merely; Montjoy, Isaac A Skerry is in charge of the
Adult Discussion Group 10:00.
buffet.
McCarley; Governor of H a rflc u t,
Morning
Worship Service 11.
Following the buffet, visitors
Henry Williams. French lord,
Evening Service 7:80.
and
festival
patrons
w
ill
hear
a
Georg Hellmuth.
special program of Elizabethan
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Queen of France, Clara Mar
music at the theatre, beginning (Christian)
garet Daniels; Princess Katha­
at 7:45 p.m., then see the open­ Second and B Streets
rine, Virginia Chesse; Alice, Su­
ing play, “The Tempest."
Earl F. Downing, Minister
zanne LaM arre Hanson; Attend­
F«*stival officials stressed that
Bible School, 9:40 a.m.
ant Ladles: Janet Saltus, Eleanor
opening night ceremonies at the
Junior Church, 11 a.m., for
Williams and Robene Starcher.
theatre would be brief, as last the children.
year. There w ill be no speeches.
Morning service, 11 a.m. An­
Distinguished visitors w ill be in­ them by choir. Sermon: “Insur­
troduced and the festival w ill be ing Domestic tranquility.”
officially opened. That part of
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p.m.,
the program w ill take approxi­ for children and young people.
mately 5 minutes.
Much Ado About Nothing
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Evening service, 8 p.m. Ev­
Reports from the box office elyn Barker, guest accordian so­
The Tempest
The Life of King Henry V
indicate that excellent seats loist. Sermon: the book of the
arc still available for opening week — First Timothy.
night. Because of the unusually
Midweek Service, Wednesday,
1952
AUGUST
1952
large number of people f r o m 8 p.m.
outside the area attending this
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Daily vacation Bible school,
year, most of them coming on 9 to 11 a.m., Monday through
weekends later in the season, Friday for the next two weeks
opening night is not as crowded for children three through Jun­
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ior high
Janet Saltus. Spirits Philip Fill
Christian Science healing, is
held at 8 o’clock
Reading Room open daily
from 2 to 5 p.m. except Sundays
and holidays.
The public ia cordially invited
to attend these service», and to
use the Reading Room
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner First and Hargadine
W illiam H. Tillm an Pastor
“ Where Souls are Fed and
Hearts Made Glad .”
Sunday: 9:45 a m
Sunday
school, a class for every age
Morning worship, 11 a.m.,
special music, service broadcast
over K W IN
Youth fellowship s e r v i c e s .
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TICKET ORDERS AND RESERVATIONS
Writ» ’’Shak»sp»ar»." Box 112, Ashland, Oregon, or call Ashland 2 8636.
MEMBERSHIPS: A $10 sustaining m«'mborship entitles one to eight transferable admis­
sions to the shows, and the tickets may be used in any combination Member­
ship also entitles one to two FREE admissions to the Special Concert of Eliza­
bethan music on August 29. NO M EM BERSHIPS are SOLD AFTER J U L Y 31.
SINGLE ADMISSIONS: For adults. $1 80
For Children. $ .90
For Stud«*nts. (August 1 through August 20 only) $ 90
EAST SIDE
C HURCH OF CHRIST
1047 Iowa, Ashlana
Sunday services: 1O-.S4 a.sa
and 7:30 pm . Wednesday. 7-90
p.m.
Radio Program: Sunday 9:18
a m., K W IN .
You are always welcome to
the services of the Church at
Christ.
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Conducted at SOC
F IR S T C HURCH OF C H R IS T ,.
S C IEN TIST
Pioneer Avenue. South
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock.
Sunday School at 9:80 a.m.
Wednesday evening meeting,
A three-man teacher educa­
tion survey team is now on the which includes testimonies of
campus at Southern Oregon col­
lege, according io Dr
E lm o
N. Stevenson, president
The
Phon»:
curriculum study is being car­
ried out on order of the State
Board of Higher Education to
determine effectiveness of the
teacher education program.
D r Earl W. Anderson of Ohio
State university is in charge of
MONUMENTS
the state-wide survey. He is ac­
AND
MARKERS
companied b y
Dr.
W illiam
Granit». Bronx». Marble
Flesher and Dr. M arie Flesher
N. W. BURNS
who are assisting with inter­
views and examination of col­
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Removes food stains, grease. gum. lipstick,
tar— even shoe polish.
Dustlees. Revives color and prevents running
Fluffs pile.
Carpets last longerl No bloaching, fading or
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RESERVATIONS: All seats are reserved. Pleas«' state number
tickets desired for each
performance, the date of performance, preference in situation in the theatre,
and whether you wish tickets mailed or held at the box office
CHECK YOUR DATES C A R EFU LLY
NOTE: Reservations held at the box office must be p.cked up BEFORE 8:15 p.m. on eve­
ning of performance EXCHANG ES are discouraged, out of fairness to the Festival
Association and out of fairness to other patrons NO EXCHANGES w ill be made after
4 p.m. on afternoon of performance
TIME
OVERTURE: 8:15 o’clock each evening, Pacific S TA N D A R D Time
C U R TA IN : 8:30 sharp each evening, Pacific S T A N D A R D Time. Reserved seats cannot
be held after curtain time; those arriving late w ill be seated in the rear.
Approximate running time of the plays: "The Tempest” — 1 hour and 45 minutes:
Henry V" — 2 hours; "Much Ado About Nothing’’ — 1 hour and 45 minutes: “Julius
Cai’sar” — 2 hours
SUGGESTIONS AND SERVICES
The office of lh«' Executive S«»cretary w ill help with motel and hotel reservations for
out-of-town visitors without charge The Tudor Guild w ill help visitors with vacation
plans and suggestions.
Address all inquiries to Box 112, Ashland
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T h e Treasury Departm ent offers three
choices to holders o f Series E, United States
Defense Bonds, when their Bonds mature:
Choices: You may: One, accept cash, if
y°u 50 desire; Two, continue to hold the
present bond with an automatic interest-hearing
extension; Three, exchange your bonds in amounts
of $500 or multiples for a Defense Bond of Series
G, which earns current income at the rate of
2 ’/2 percent payable semi-annually.
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A ction: If you want to obtain cash, you simply
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present your bond, with proper identification, to
®
any paying agent. If you want to extend the
matured bond you have ABSOLUTELY NOTH-
ING TO DO—just continue to hold it. Extended
bonds may be cashed at any time you wish. If you
want a G Bond, see your bank for details.
Interest: The extended bond will earn simple interest on the face
amount at the rate of 2 ’/ j percent for the first seven and one-half years.
Thereafter it will be at a higher rate sufficient to provide a total return
for the 10-year extension period of 2.9 percent compounded.
Taxes: You have the choice of (1) reporting E Bond interest for Federal
income taxes on an annual basisor (2) paying the taxes on the interest in
the year when the bonds finally mature or arc redeemed. The privilege of
deferring taxes docs not apply if the E Bond is exchanged for a G Bond.
B U Y *« « /
Aotd U . S.
DEFENSE B O N D S • B U Y « « ¿
meeting at
THE EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY
EEPOREGOH GREEN
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prayer
« p.m.
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., mid­
week service and Bibb •»tud.v.
8:30 p m . choir rehearsal
T h u r s d a y , 7 30 p.m. Sky
Pilots in their club house oa
W alker avenue
Youth Fellowship g r o u p s .
6 00 p m
Wesley Foundation, 7:00 p.m
Choir rehearsal, Wednesday
7:30 p.m
U . S. DEFENSE B O N D S
control I
Fire in the forest is a saboteur.
Every time it
strikes America loses wood that's needed to
keep defenses strong. More than 6,000 prod-
ucts, many vital to national security, are mode
from wood— aircraft carrier flight decks and
railway crossties; plywood for planes, barracks
and torpedo boats; paper, paperboard, box
shook and veneers to package food, military
and medical supplies; woodpulp to make paper,
rayon, plastics, explosives and chemicals. These
are products America loses when fire burns a
forest. YOU can help stop this saboteur by be
ing careful with fire in the woods. Fire is o’
ed menace YOU can control!
TkOL YOUfc
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