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SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday. February llI I966

 

White Caps to Give
Etaoin Shrcllu Show

The annual White Caps synchr0<
nlzed swimming show will be pre-
sented next Thursday and Friday
nights. Title or this year’s show
is “Etaoin Shrdlu,” which refers
to a mix-up in the priming of a
newspaper. The theme or the
swim - dance numbers centers
around various articles in a news-
paper.

Featured on the program will
he two solos and several group
walerrballels.

Tickets — free but limited —
will be available in lunch lines
Tuesday and Wednesday. Doors
will open on performance night at
7:45.

Meyer Contributes

To Theater Journal

“What the Open Stage Means to
the Playwright," an article by
Richard D. Meyer (speech and
theatre) appeared in the Decem<

her issue of Educational Theatre

Joumal.

Meyer drew from his open
stage experience at both Grinnell
and Lincoln Center in New York
in writing the article.

A member of the Grinrlell lacula
[y Since 1957, he Sen/ed as an as-

sistant to Director Elia Kazan at
the Lincoln Center Repertory The-
atre while on leave in 1963-64.

 

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Looking ior
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I didn’t want it
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1 once tound my
watch there.

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Cyclone Progresses . . .

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PENNY sews is seen on asrher plaza betore the spring thaw having her senior poms n
by Henry Wilhelm for the I966 Cyclone. Wilhelm. who is co-editor along with John Phil-
lips. says that work is progressing steadily towards somplslion at all the senior portraits.
This year the portraits are all being taken in real lilo situations.

 

Chapel Change
Speakers scheduled tor l-ler-
rick Chapel have been changed,
according to it. 1.. Eldridge.
The schedule distributed is in-
accurate beyond February 6.

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