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Broadway for a limited summer
engagement, according to a
statement made here today by
U. N. Owen, president of the
Theater Artists of America.
Owen described the signing
as "an event of momentous im
portance," saying "We have in
deed been fortunate in obtain
ing the services of the renown
University Players."
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rival to these shores - last year
of Laurence Olivier and the
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ie Wade Hampton cafeteria went Cli
i strike this morning when they th4
ere faced with milk and coffee on
>r breakfast instead of the usual
eins of beer. lat
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to the cause of the dire lack of sp
is much needed commodity, br
.ated, "The cows on the dairy
trm of Gibbe's Green have recent
r been placea on a diet of grass
nd chalk due to the scarcity of fe
ieir usual diet of four roses." p1
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the recent heavy winds which wi
eposited all the bottles on Sims'
ront lawn. fa
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bout, staring dejectedly at the wi
mpty beer mugs, which lined the b3
helves. In
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creamed Anne Stone as she th
hreatened Mrs. Coleman with her M
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shisholm and gave her one week's C
estriction. K
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>ressed his opinion on the subject. c(
k sufferer from anemia, Frank T
pps, welcomed the change and vi
lowned his milk with gusto. pl
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>dor turns me stummik." ei
The girls went en masse to the tl
-ecruiting office singing their bat- 13
;le cry, "Give me men, mayhem, s,
md mugs."
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versity all to themselves. They s:
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Tonight
oMake Debut
ry Dome 11:30
tobert Llewellyn Sumwalt, pro
sor of engineering and dean of
school of engineering at the
iversity of South Carolina, said
,ay that the long awaited open
of the $99,999.99 plastic con
uction, The Caroliniana Night
b, is to be tonight at 11:30 at
site of the new luxury house
the dome of McKissick library.
Rearadmiralnormanmsmith will
inch the initial carousal from
>p the State House when he will
atter a bottle of champaign
)adside of the plastic edifice.
dds: 2 to 1 he won't score).
Chaplain Massengale, master of
;tivities, has announced that
ins have been made for the en
*taining of the 4,000 Gamecocks
to will be there.
Miss Sally Rand, of the light
ntastic Rand's, will entertain in
s Hour-Glass Room in the east
ng of the building, accompanied
Phil Harris and his orchestra.
the Ultra-violet Room, Ray
illand will address members of
e Knights of the "I Swore Off
ovies After Seeing Lost Week
d" of the Alcoholic Anonymous
apter of the University of South
trolina Dipsomania Club. The
KK (Klemson Korps of Kadets)
ill present a brief skit in ballet
mposed by Agonis Dee Mille.
he skit is known as "The Bo
ne Bumps." This event will take
ace in the Tigress Room.
Down in the Bamboo Bar, Fath
Bell will speak to patrons of
e club on the evils of Cocacola.
e will be carried out by Profes
r Gneissen of Vodka fame.
Dean Arney R. Childs will real
e her life-long ambition when
ie makes her debut along with
oris Schmucker as cigarette girl
might. Costumes will consist of
arnet tops and Black tights.
The Caroliniana Club will be
onored with the presence of
iany celebrated guests, who are
s follows: Jerry Colonna with
irs. Leo Durocher, Vernon Sloan
rith Margaret O'Brien, Betty
trable with Butch Jenkins, John
'ain and Zazu Pitts, and Doris
loris and Jimmy Durante (The
lody and The Nose).
Festivities will continue until
tearadmiralnormaninsmith is call
d to active duty at the Wade
ampton Hotel ball room.
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