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PAGE EIUHT--SECTION I Sunday, October Z3, 1980 ON STAGE Local Drama Opens Season By BOB PORTER Record-Chronicle Fine Arls Writer Deuton drama moves onto a high plain of activity thi; week with major drama groups from both campuses offering (heir first productions of the season. It will be a week of Greek tragedy and American comedy. The University Theater at TVVU will offer Jean Anouilh's modern adaptation of the College Players at NTSC will present Moss Hart's tale of theater people, "Light Up The Sky." Temperamental theater people, martini glasses and a rascally old parrot are the devices used by Hart in his tale of theatrical types. Actors seem to love backstage stories--there's the glamour and such. Audiences apparently love the same, or at least don't object to the point of not attending theater dealing with theater.

Be that as it may, Hart is one of the contemporary theater's master writers of comedy. Dr. Stanley K. Hamilton, faculty director, said the play presents Hart, author of "Act at his best. It's the story of a young playwright who has written his first play, and his reactions to the tiieater people's temperaments and clashes of will.

The earlier mentioned parrot, a stuffed one, is carried everywhere by the cast as a good luck charm. Calvin Thomas, Breckenridge, will play Sidney Black. Judith Bogan. Fort Worth, is cast as his wife, Frances. Bobby King, Dallas, plays Carleton Fitzgerald with Mildred "Dew.

El Paso, as Irene Livingston. Carol Kimbrell. Grand Prairie, is cast as Miss Lowell; John Peninger, Bridgeport, Owen Turner; Sandra Carrick, Houston, Stella Livingston; John Fribble, Austin, Peter Sloan; Barzella Harris, Hurst, Miss Sven; Jack Ellis, Paris, Tyler Rayburn; Henry Roberts, Dallas; William H. Gallegher; and "johnny Gunter, Pasadena, a plain-clothes man. James Moore, Cleburne: Glen Pinchback, Lawton, John Jeffers and David Brown, Dallas; and Gunter portray the Slirincrs.

Dr. E. Robert Black, new faculty member, is technical director. Miss Harris will assist Dr. Hamilton in directing.

The production will play Tuesday through Saturday at 8:15 p.m. in the Studio Theater in the basement of the His' torical Building, Avenue A at Mulberry. Admission is by student identification card, Fine Arts season ticket or -NTSC News Service Jazz Quartet To Play Today 75 cents at the box office. The Paul' Guerrero Jazz Quartet' "ANTIGONE" will be presented will play a concert today from 4 Thursday through Saturday at 8 to 7 p.m. at 'Anthony's, 6410 Gaston in Dallas.

Guerrero, a student at NTSC and member of the Lab Band, was formerly a drummer with Carmen Cavallaro. Other members of the group are Jack Peterson, guitar- piano, an ex-NTSC student; Al We- sar, bass; and Payton Parks, tenor. p.m. in the TWU Hedbud Auditor him on Bell Avenue. In addition to being the firsi.

University Theater production at TWU this year, 1 the. play will introduce a new faculty member, Miss Dorothy Beck as director. Anouilh's version of the Greek tragedy was wrilten during the German occupation of France in an hour-long spectacular capturing the drama, humor and music of Presidential campaigns throughout history. 4- STARRING GABRT MOORE RICHARD BOONE CELESTE HOUJ THOMAS MITCBEU, MARTIN GAHBI, PAUL FORD Cuff AsQUBrre TOM BOSUCT Aitf CARKET Presented By THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANIES And Your TRAVELERS AGENT OCTOBER 24 KRLD-CHANNEL 4 7:30 P.M. FRED DENDY 200 McClurkan Bidg.

DU2-4421 MOSS HART'S 'LIGHT UP THE SKY' From Left: Miss Bogan, Miss Carrick, Thomas 1943 and was therefore subject to censorship. "Easy identification with dictatorship, loyally and moral responsibility throughout the work, put Anouilh in a bad light during Hitler's regime," comments Miss Beck. Antigone was the daughter of the self punishing Oedipus who went into exile after discovering he had, unknowingly, murdered his father and married his mother. Antigone, another daughter, and two sens are their children. THE SONS were to rule their father's kingdom in alternate years but, in a battle to control the kingdom, were killed.

Creon, their uncle, becomes King. He decrees that one son, Eteo- cles. should be buried with honors while the other son, Polynices. be left for the vultures. Creon, also, warns that, anyone attempting to bury Polynices be put to death.

Antigone becomes the center of interest when she returns to bury her brother despite 'her uncle's edict. Featured players are Patti Poni riant, senior speech and drama major from Dangerfield, as Anti- I gone; Sandra Scifres. Little Rock, as Creon; and Kaye Kale from -McAllen, as Creon's son. Delores Schmeltekopt, Kyle, will enact the chorus. The nurse will be played by Janet Burks, Denison.

and Ginger Taylor, Arlington, and Shirley Lamb, Gallatin, will be double cast as Ismene. Haemen will be played by Mary Jane Gipson, Overtoil. COMPLETING the cast will be Beverly Smith, Smith Grove, second guaid; Ginny Lanham, Houston, third guard; Sandy Lti- caa. Fort Worth, messenger and Mary Louise Gillis, Paeg. Eurydice is to be portraycc by Irene Constantine, Torreon Mexico.

Miss Beck plans to make effec live use of lighting and unit se: ting in the new, versatille, Red bud Auditorium. Admission lo the production wil be by Concert and Drama Serie card or by $1 at the box office. Desire Ligeli Iii Recital Desire Ligeti, professor of mi sic at TWU. will give a concer tonight at St. Gregory's College i Shawnee, Okla.

His program is to include aria by Mozart, Verdi and Moussorg sky, and songs by Liszt, Schuberl Bartok and Kadaly. He will be ac companied by Dr. J. Wilgus Eber ly, director of music at TWU. LOVELY FALL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE HOME by JOE ALORD FLORIST 1770 N.

KM DU2-5384 Justin Sets P-TA Carnival JUSTIN Students will be in the spotlight when the Justin Elementary School P-TA sponsors a Halloween carnival Tuesday night. Main event of the activities will be the coronation of the queen. Candidates and attendants for each grade are Paulette Keyworth and Virgil Eaves first; Elaine Layfield and Mike Packrus, second; Suzanne Layfield and Monty Moncrief, third; Marsha Baxter and Don Graham, fourth; Martha Pitts and Robert King, fifth; and Lanelle Perkins and Don Smith, sixth. Other participants include Velta Yarbrough and Tanya Burks, announcers; Chris Moncrief, crown bearer-; Mac Vincent, scepter bearer; Debbie Strader and Loretta Luttrell, train bearers; Charlotte Griffeth, Renee Butler, Sally Morris and Sharon Knox, flower girls. Proceeds of the carnival will go for school supplies and to pay for the six new air conditioners bought by the P-TA.

AND WATCH THAT SCALP Her Eyes On Opera Sometimes Sings By DON MCDOWELL Heeoril-Clironicle Special Writer Tlie coed has strange musical tastes. She loves opera, occasionally sings hillbilly, threatens to draw her scalping knife at the mention of jazz and is studying the clarinet. She is a member of a music- dan's union, yet she does not play profesionally. Her eye is on the grand opera stage, but she isn't studying voice. But she holds still another distinction among music majors at NTSC.

It's a good bet that Rose Thilda Harris, transfer student from Miami has a monopoly on "The Lord's Prayer" in Cherokee. She brought a hereditary love of music and a strain of Cherokee blood to NTSC from Northeastern Oklahoma AM this fall, along with a collection of ballads and hymns in the Indian tongue. KODEO SINGEK Although she doesn't speak the language, Miss Harris has been singing in Cherokee about a year. She performed "The Lord's Prayer" at a rodeo during the Eighth Annual Cherokee Holiday in September at Tahlequah, Okla. -after riding in the opening parade.

She feels at home atop a horse. Her father, who was killed in War II, was a rodeo trick rider "who played just a everything by ear." Miss Harris has sung at several Cherokee meetings during last year. She won't disclose the nature of the meetings, other than mentioning that an old land grant from the Great White Father in Washington was discussed. She talks freely on any subject save tribal doings. And even concerning these, she likes to suggest RJKHUMt-lHUKlH-GIHS IIM r-ft SELBY FLOWER SHOP DU2-4191 Corner Congress N.

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