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WORKSHOP STUDENTS PREPARE --Citizen Photos By Bill Hopkins STAGE SETTING UA Students Present Drama The University of Arizona drama department will inaugurate something new next week when it presents Mel Dinelli's drama, "'Hie Man." The play will be given at 8 nightly Thursday through Saturday in the University Theater at East Speedway and Olive Road. This marks the first time the drama department has staged a production during the summer school sessions. Paul Emerson, now appearing as Captain Fishy in the Corral Theater's production of "Teahouse of the August Moon." will have the lead in the Dinclli drama. Also included in the cast are Barbara Wiersema, Rita Lyons and Otto Larsen, who need no introduction to followers of the drama school's productions. Newcomers in' the cast arc Floyd Wiel, Wesley Pollard and Alan Fudge.

Wie! is a Tollcson, teacher who is attending the summer school and who will join the university faculty in September as assistant to Jack Lee, head of the band department. Alan F.udge has long been a member of Mary MacMurtric's Children's Theater here and was seen last winter in the Tucson i The- ater's "Anniversary Waltz." The play is given as part of the drama department's workshop program, which means that the cast members must participate in all phases of the production, working on the sets and costumes as well as acting. "The Man" is the first of two plays scheduled for the new summer school season. The second will be "The Time of the Cuckoo" by Arthur Laurcnts, scheduled Tor early August presentation. Tickets for the three performances of "The Man" are now on sale at the University Theater box office from 10:30 a.m.-I p.m.

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