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tT HE G O L D E N T O U C H I S Columlbia's Towi Theatre, mu Telford. theatre director, give si The Thea I Learn Of Campus Editor Acting, desiglnling, make-up, cw tu-ming: they make up the theatro Columbia's Town Theatre offer Uiniversity students aln opportunit to participate in these activitic and gain valuable experience i dramatics. "Some find that their ttalent are acting while some prefer t express themselves through othe means, such as designing or worl ing backstage. All persons intei ested in dramatics and allied wor find their places here," says Rol ert S. Telford, t heat re director. .ijy and Learn Drama own 1'heat re's purpose is, al cording to Telfor.d. not only I give the communi ity a vriety e theat rical p1roducti11s, but. also t provide p articipan ts with expel ence inl stage craft, dramatics, do sign, nake-11p, costumning; an other phases of theatre art. "I'he Theat re provides rel recreati'n and interesting ente] tainllment. as well Its a creative olu !et for its Illemllbt rs," tihe, direct( said. 'niversity l'eople 'arlicipate Chris 'Thec, a l'nliversity junio will hie th4 liedinig actorl in t I juior4 thant re's forthcoinilg pr< duct1 ion ofi "King NI idas.'" An ai major'I a Carlina4, Chi s ailso an1 amateur musI4445ician . Ilie id sii.niedl ihe postersl laIcedl outisic t hie Tw~ ni Thieat re lbuiling an1 he portaye al il4 rle ini last seaisoni 1ilproduction44. "Thie itema14rkale M (;Ieie Cro 441 y,~l who at1 preent d OP~EN SUJNDAY EVEN McKissick Ex New Card Sy .l\ Kisi L Nlemorianl I .ihrary no4w uopen oIn 54unday1 e'veniings fri 7 toe 10 p. mn. 8s a4 result of wide spre4al st udentit requlests Iast spini ha4t thei library lbe iipeni on1 Sm .yeven4ing. In addl(it ion toi Sun day' teenin the library is opein from 8 :30 a. r unitil 1(0 p. m4. 0on weekdalys 4aI Saturdaliys. NI eK issiek has1 inlstlIled a4 ne - circulath1ion systemi 1t4 speed i I meithd of41 i getting boo4ks fromn ti Iliary. Alfrled ItawI lison,i CV A Urges All V4 To Sign Septenskl.b Many veteranils attet i ce(lures for claimiing theil (Ca rolin V d eterian AH:ssocia Alil veterans en o1lle<l aI vouc(herIs (4n the first of t 'lueks forl t he pieriail ma&iled( by thle tw~entijeth period (1coveretd by the voutI -\ouichers for Septemi ve(teransti who hav'e niot gi t rntiotn in renneOt t hem~ ne, It AsAThey , yx A DDED ") t C.liri% Thee, -eritlil Iui%~ hand anid hrmkh to it poster forI iggeioniimi. (Phmotoi hf IBol Coommper) re: Carolino It As They reets the University Players, is a former director for Town Theatre. 1)ave Nettles is anlot her U Tn i versity student included in the list of participants in the community s theatre's productions. lie played a role in "The Remarkable Mr. S Pennypacker." Carolina students n taking part in "The Caine M:lutiny Courtmartial" were Ronald C. s Smith and John It. larrison. 0 Newton Neely, another active r University Player, contributed to the junior theatre, a separate - grolp whose members ranlge from k two years old to University age. Opening Production "Where's Charlie." this seasoi's Iopening production, will have tihe following University students act ing or otherwise taking part in tihe play: Barhara Bogen, 1)ave Glass. Norman Hodges and .John lenc hery. Public t ry-outs are held at the theatre on Sumter Street durini the run of each play to cast the one that is to follow. emilbers I-may audition for any production. Carolina students interested in theatre work are asked to join. A sp"ciIl rate has been provided for students desiring to become mmlln hers of the organization. Seasoli memble rshilp for st udtsii is five dIollarsa. each sealsoin by Townm Theatrme. TI'he six amnnuaal productinms in:clude mo mantie ommedy, light tamr.e musiis enl, dIramna, myistery and a clamssic ot' the theatre. Oppnjortummnit ies l'or ml emb era i- Nleimems arne enititledI tin admiiis ING; tends Hours; stem Installed his amrian, saimd thaimt lby thle new n method *a studemnt fimrst looks ump -the book that lie wishes in ihe g card catalog. l-iIe then fills out a card with the prop,ter imiformationm, which in g eludes the title of the hook, authmom a. t he atudaenmt 'a name anmd addrmess. <L Th le piersn inm clharge oft thle mi desk gets the hook fom thle studinent. Unidem the old system, the stdent w first filled out a car d, handmited it e' to the libramian, who filled out e still anoithemr camd befome the stu i- (lilt mbtained the book hie wanmted. 4s ati University ri Vouchers Moniday nag the Unrtiver*sityv this term amtiliar with the proper prto allowances lt'r traininig, thle itioni anniountce<l this week. t Carolina must sign training atch month with the veterans onl Builing. ofn timet cveredI'( are usuially of the mon01th following thme her, the CVA said. -r must. be signied Mond)tay. All venl teir "claim"n' n umb er to nlinded'( by the (CVA thIiis week fi led! befotre t iwy catn receiv\e he Veterans A dminist ra t ion. x Aso4 c ia tion ury'es vet er:insi '"t numbers avaihaible at regis )ml o the veternns OffiCt r ec"i <^" tBet Soc asi 11lo - Ho "f 1'.II I la tail shi - bef lCao i t win Sokiotwt L. i ' ob r 3. 11 t1 i \ Stu ir Students Participate "it n to the m.'asonl's productions aInd :11'l 1rivenl alln 1)opportunity tol try tl for p)arts, work bac"kstagv a1nd f ronlt,ltag-, bulildi an1d paint j :etts, inakt" cow'tuln-s or. take pmr! InI anly other ac"tiv'ity c"omlected; w\ith I'roducetions. Nlvnmbers are lko admitted to Special pe rfornlantcs of the" T!he at rc 's w rks;hop, whieb conI sists of, one-:a-t 11lay'S directed byi "volunteers. Tho privilege of v'ot in.t for" meinber1(1S ft hle thea'trv'.s board of gvrrsis a1ffordeI(d to a11 l'l l wn.her . .\r,. E-liz:11heth C. .lordanll, bus1i ne"" mtaulvuelr: Stephen It. Mve cren, It"c"1w1i',l u.<sitant; and Trei :ord cmistituit" thet pa.1id staff'. Other w\'rk w\ith) the( thealtre i-s donte entirt-ly by ""lunt,. (lrs. 14'1a yhill L.ist ed 1l 'h l !'"1 t;he 1"51, .5i; s i ncl udes :t; l ! Ovt. 10-13, 1.5 17 "W he>re's lhI,t. It) 1.:. 17 "The lHad Seced.". 11ours" 4'r "W iI lt".- for the" l'roseutien. .-\ ril-'d. 7 29 20 :.ni A ay 1 1 "The iainn3ker. :\lit t .a i Klg 111 ltlu . i h Sltuds ientfrsen Phatlcata 2Sater SIiet ne locki i .~Va Iro the'S Car na4, tl pus g4vllrain Ifid ttfo eah prodct ion is am:30 p. m.et Dt! oiscover the iff Iln is n- I.a I14-- hl t lit 'rofess iona tegin Fall 'hree graduate stud(enlts were eived into the miembieship of a Alpha Chapter of Rho Chi iety at its first fall neiting Wednesday. Thelse mnen were, race II. 1tKee, class of '51, d A. Brinson, class of '49, and Kene- Morris, class of '50. he14y were( takien inl undecr a i to includc stu1dents, who had ,ady graduated but had mauin ed the schohstic and leade'r p requQ(Ittirlnit of tlh' chaptclr ore it was founde on the en ['he Rho Chi Society is an hon ry society for those in t1w ool of I'ha:rnuary w%ho mair.tainl irrade atverage of bettc' than ) for at periool no 14t h.s than Ssemlesters. ll. \. Adopts 'ill \t its first faill 1e'4"tinv, thi denlt bra":tnch of1 the Amw'er1i1 1 y appointment purveyors of soap to th V Yardley After tops off any share e soothes, refreshes the e helps heal razor nick e counteracts dryness e gives brisk, masculine Starts you off with your At your campus store, $ Yardley products for Amentca are cre ated~ n i nl formrulae, coimtmiinrg p poted and d .eti ngu EAL OlGA rence between "jum 1 Groups Functions 11 4: 'J I Ik I-" II), :I m II : I- i It"I t(, :fllopt 'lw( o fftiial I:Ip ( In1 ,f thfe n:tt.tin:l l (ih:tlif r. 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