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ing to remain until Sen. Edward
William Fulbright, D-Ark., will dis
dents were being held hostage. T
dealings with the Bureau of Indi
that tribal leaders be replaced.
News sources are said to be dry
Times editor William F. Thomas.
tional rights subcommittee, he si
sources have refused to reveal 1
of subpoena newsmen face in ref
Columbia Building, the mul
opposite from the capitol is for
state, it has been speculated. "
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Jonson's VolDone
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BY SUSAN PAQUET
Gamecock Staff Writer
Tryouts for "Volpone" the 16th
century Renaissance play by Ben
Jonson were held Sunday and Mon
day to cast the Theater Depar
tment's final play this year.
Roland Reed, a new member of
the department's faculty, will direct
the play which will open April 25.
Reed came to USC from the Univer
sity'of Nebraska. He directed com
munity theaters in Nebraska and
Florida for eight years. Dynah
Gravel, an undergraduate theatre
major, will assist as stage manager.
Reed describes the play as "a
brilliant and bitter comedy about
greed, rapine, betrayal and emo
tional carnage. Everthing in fact
that makes life worth living."
Reed said he decided to do the
play to commemorate the 400th
anniversary of Jonson's birth. A
Renaissance festival will coincide
with the week of production. The
departments of foreign languages,
English, art and music will work on
the festival. Events will include a
Renaissance Festival, a music and
art show at the Columbia Gallery
and exhibitions of dueling with
Renaissance weapnn
Another event will be improvisa
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tional acting by the Comedia Dell
Art Company which will perform
outdoors from the back of a wagon.
These performances, Reed said,
would present all the color and gaity
of the Renaissance Era, complete
with "wenches and pickpockets."
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esner rehearse for Volpone. "
Lou Kaplan has been cast as Vol
pone with Dave Wesner playing
Mosca and Jim Johnston as Nana,
the dwarf. The female lead of Celia
will be played by Barbara Wesner
with Jane Mulvaney portraying
Lady Wouldbe, the she-wolf.
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