WHE MICHIGAN DAILY
'Soph Show'
Supporters
Stuff Booth
Yesterday the telephone booth
stuffing rage invaded the cam-,
pus, in a Soph Show publicity
stunt.
At 12:45 p.m. a contest was
staged on the Diag between mem-
bers of Alpha Epsilon Pi and Phi
Gamma Delta fraternities to de-
termine which group could "stuff"
more people into a telephone
booth.
This stunt officially opened the
ticket selling campaign for "Bells
Are Ringing," the 1960 Soph
Show. The show will be held on
Nov. 17, 18, and 19 in the Lydia
Mendelssohn Theatre. Tickets are
now on sale at the telephone booth
on the Diag.
The two fraternities were cheer-
ed by members of Delta Phi Ep-
silon and Delta Gamma. This was
a final phase of the publicity
campaign staged by the publicity,
chairmen, Diane Jacobson, '63,'
and Samuel Zell, '63.
"Bells Are Ringing" is the story
of a switchboard operator who
finds herself entangled in the lives
of the persons whose telephones
she answers.
'Orphee' Set
For Playbill
Production
The speech department labora-
tory playbill will present Jean Coc-
teau's "Orphee" at 4:10 p.m. to-
day in the Arena Theater, Frieze
Bldg.
Generally considered Cocteau's
most perfection expression of his
theatrical aesthetics, "Orphee" is
based on the legend of Orpheus
and Eurydice, Playbill publicity
director Albert Katz, Grad, said,
The play is representative of
the neo-classical movement that
flourished in Europe in the 1920's.
Originally conceived for the pros-
cenium arch, "Orphee" is experi-
mental in many respects. The
laboratory production makes lib-
eral use of stylized movement,
mime, vivid lighting, music and
tape recorded sound effects.
Cocteau's theatrical concept,
considered quite radical, attempt-
ed to find equivalents in the me-
dium of theatre for the verbal
images and rhythms that make
poetic language an art form.
Coast Group
To Perform
Folk Songs,
"The Brothers Four" will offer
popular, folk, and group singing
in a performance at 8 p.m. to-
day in Hill Aud.
The quartet, sponsored by the
Michigan Union and the Wolver-
ine Club, were students at the
University of Washington: when
they auditioned at the Hungry i in
San Francisco 'during a spring
vacation trip.
Within six months they had'
a contract with a major recprding
company
Students To Meet
Political Scientists
The first of a series of student-
faculty coffee hours will be held
in the third floor conference rm.
of the Michigan Union at 4 p.m.
today.
The faculty of the political sci-
ence department will be the
guests.
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