Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Theater Plans '61 - '62 Season l Activuics for the 1961432 sear . l son ol the Grinnell theater have been announced by the drama- department. All events will be held in Roberts Theatre. On Sunday, Nov. 5, Rossini's “The Barber of Seville" will he pet-termed by the Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater. The opera, under the direction or Boris By a vote 01 5 to o the lughi court upheld the appeal of Cal Collier stating that the meet» lots of the Student Senate held prior to the first Monday in 0e. Labor were unconstitutional, ‘ The women senators necessaryl tor a legal quorum were elect. ed in Violation of the SGA eon— slilulion. The constitution slates} Friday. October 27. I96| High Court Declare—s Meetings Illegal elected on the iirst Monday in October” and “two thirds or the Senate shall comprise a quor» um." Consequently the high i court has declared that all legis» latioh passed with this illegaly elected quorum is invalid , Action has since been taken by SGA to re-elect the women sens that “the representatives oi theiators and again pass the invalid women's residence halls shall bet legislation. Goldovslcy, will be presented at‘ a in the afternoon and s in the evening, Tickets will be avail. able in the Union on Tuesday morning lrom in until 11 and from 2:30 until 4:30 in the otter- noon. “Kings and Clowns." Philip Hanson's evening of Shakes peare, will be presented on Saturday and Sunday, Nov 11 and 12, "Iolanthe," a Gilbert and Sullivan light opera, will bc done in coordination with the music Besr Pizza in Town: And Besr Service Too AHRVANO'S Open Till 12:00 P.M. Daily 10:30 P.M. Sunday department on Thursday. Fri— day and Saturday, Nov. 23, 24 and 25. Brecht's epic drama, “The Caucasian Chalk Circle," will be staged Friday and Satur- day, Dec. 8 and 9. A new play I by senior Alvah Stanley, “Children’s Theater,” will be , presented Friday and Satnre 1 day, Jan, 19 and 20. l An arena production of shoiti plays by new playwrights willi be seen Friday, Saturday, Sun-I day and Monday, Feb. 16, 17, 18 and 19. “Ondine,” a fantasy by‘ . » the French playwright Girdauri ‘ ' _ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ » _ doux will be performed Friday. Ned nonalioc (sue d Marta Engdpm‘ Saturday and Sunday, March 16, through their paces as they rehearse tor Caucasian Chalk Circlel 17 and 18. i The presentation of Bertolt‘ strip lights which illuminate The renowned Cleveland Playe Brecht‘s “The Caucasion Chalkl the cyclorama have not arrived,‘ house will be on campus Satur— Circle,” originally scheduled for} and the sound system is not yet day and Sunday, April 7 and a, Nov.dl, 2 in}? 3,8hasdbeéen posse installedi Donahue feels it to present Sean O’Casgy's “PIE pone unti ec. an actor r - Lures In The Hallway." The trig to Ned Donahoe (Speech).: “m“ld be ““w‘s‘? m ”.6“ R°'i Orchesis concert will be held Reason for the production derf be": theater Without "5 full» Friday and Saturday, April 27 lay is of a technical nature. The: technical assets. l and 28. On Friday, Saturday‘ 805 4th Welcome Parents STRAND'S SHOES visit our‘new store at Avenue ' ' and Sunday, May 11, 12 and 13,i EIGRW Announces Semester 5 Format Duerrenmatt's study of revenge, “The Visit.” will be performed. KGRW, the campus radio 3137' from 7710. Jim Payne and Phil tion has announced a programl Foweli come on at the tate houri ' P schedule for this semester. It isi wtth “54 to Inrinity". YD S resenl‘ the 5mm": ”my to can“ “Midnightsiiecial” with Sam State Senator “sLudy music" between the», U , hours of 7:00 and 10:00 pan. and sebum“ "“11?“ Less $3!“ ( _ g. d We of folk .3“ blues the Better with Ira Dubitshy ‘ ”“e ‘ '3 ' l on Wednesday. Thursday Bill I and show tunes from 10:00 p.m,i Johnson with “Johnson's , Senator Andrew G Frommelf, inority floor leader or the flow Senate, discussed ”The ole or the Minority Party in to midnight. Show” comes at the early 3a OneeParty State” yesterday hour and Terry Bisson's “Trains and Rivers" comes on at 10:00. , . . . ldurmg a panel discussion in Pele Miller and “Mostly Mnod” iYotinger lounge, sponsored by precedes Jack Morris‘s “Max " the Young Democrats club. on Fridays, Sunday from 3.30 tel I On Monday “Classics Corner’“ with Rely Obsreidt is featured trom 7.10 pm He is followed by; Bert Budd with “Lullaby-e in‘ Rhythm," Pat Baloun and “et cetcra" are on the air Tuesdayl Seniors To Take Federal Exam Here. Acording to Dale B. Terry, d' , rector of placement, the Federal, Service entrance examination will be given Nov. 25, on the‘ Grinnell campus. ' Members of the panel were 5:00 “Collage" with Dave Lights Bill Halama, Mike Horwatt, ‘ bournc is featured. , lSteve Hoth and Bill Flatt. , . . l Following the colicc hour, the: 1“ “dam“ “3 b“°“‘1m5““€ political discussion group dined music KGRVV also serves as a with Senator Frommelt in the‘ source of campus news. private dining room. i Reed Becomes USAF Lieutenant G Randolph Reed, '55 (his..braslca and Federal tory) was recently Commission-‘ June 1951. He is tentatively; ed a First Lieutenant, Unitedischeduled to enter active ser- States Air Force Reserve. vice with the USAF Judge Ad. Reed received his law degree vocate General’s Department irom the University of Nebl'ase .- ‘ ka and was admitted to the. Ne.) "m 5"”“5’ I ~' I l Bars in I All seniors who are intereste in possible government work ar urged to take th‘ps examination. Applications must be turned int to Hit: registrar's oftice no later-I than Nov. 2. , WELCOME PARENTS We hope you have a pleas» ant weekend. WHO—ME? 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