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THE SUMMER DAILY

Svturday, July 28, 1973

Page Two THE SUMMER DAILY Saturday, July 28, 1973




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Tennessee Williams' vivid and
powerful drama Cat on a Hot
Tin Roof is scheduled to open
this Tuesday for a week-long run
as the third production in Michi-
gan Repertory '73.
In this Pulitzer Prize winning
play, the owner of one of the
biggest cotton plantations in the
South is forced to confront the
fact that he is dying from incur-
able cancer.
Featured cast members in-
clude Sheila Rittenberg who has
appeared with Joseph Papp's
New York Shakespeare Festival
and the Yale Repertory Com-
pany, James Grenier who has
been in recent University Play-
ers productions, and Professor
Richard Haas of the Dept. of
Speech Communication and The-
atre. _
Tickets are available at the
Power Center box office. All per-
formers are at 8:00 in the air
conditioned Power Center for ahe
Performing Arts.
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A aturday, July 28
DAY CALENDAR
Music School: Augustus J. Pearson,
Jr., baritone, SM Recital Hall, 8 pum.
University PIayers: Shaw's "Mrs.
Warren's Profession," Power Ctr., 8 pm
Sunday, July 29
TV Center: "American Consumer:
Car Insurance," Channel 4, noon,
Music School: Sadie Sapp, soprano,
SM Recital Hall, 8 pm.
Monday, July 30
Audio-Visula Films: Women's Studies
theme, Aud. 3, MLB. 7 pR.
Carillon Recital: Wiliams De Turk,
assistant carilloneur, Burton Tower, 7

6:00 2 4 9 11 13 News
20 Temple Baptist Church
50 Star Trek
6:30 2 11 CBS News-Dan Rather
4 13 NBC News-Garrick Utley ,
9 Ozzie and Harriet
56 New Home for the Arts
7:00 2 Superstars of Rock
4 George Pierrot
7 News
9 Untamed World
11 Jim Thomas Outdoors
13 Lawrence Welk
20 Movie-Adventure BW
"Escape from Saigon." (French
i9ns)
24 calloft he West-Drama
50 Bee Haw
7:30 2 11 Baseball
4 JChnny Mann's stand Up and
Cheer
7 Town Meeting
9 It's Up To You-Quiz
3d Johnny Mann's Stand Up and
Cheer
8:00 4 13 Emergency
7 24 Partridge Family
9 International Tennis Doubles
3$ 56 The Session-Music
50 That Good Ole Nashville Music
E:30 7 24 Paul Lynde
20 Movie-Drama BW
"Murder Will Out" (English
1952)
30 56 Playhouse New York Biog-
raphy
50 Nitty Gritty
9:10 4 13 Movie-Drama
"The Group"
7 24 Burns and Schreiber
Comedy Hour
9 Equestrian Grand Prix
50 Black Omnihus
10:00 2 11 Missin"Impossible
7 24 Jigsaw-Crime Drama
20 Seven Hundred Cb
30 56 Leonardo-To Know Ho0w
To See-Biography
50 Lou tGodon
10:30 9 Document

11:0 2 7 11 News
9 CBC News-George Finstad
24 ABC News
56.Double Reed-Music
11:15 9 A Look Back
24 Canadian Pro Football
11:30 2 Movie-Drama BW
"The Fugitive Kind." (1960)
7 Movie-Drama
"Slavet" (1969)
9 Encounter
11 Movie-Comedy
"The Flim-Flam Man." (1967)
50 Movie-Science Fiction
"World Without End." (1956)
12:001 4113 News
9 Movie-Thriller
"Corruption." (English; 1968)
12:30 4 Johnny Carson
13 Movie--Drama BW
"Black Gold." (1963)
1:30 2 Movie-Adventure BW
"Only the Valiant" (1951)
7iMovie-Drama BW
"Something of Value." (1957)
11 News
2:00 4 13 News
9 Signs of the Zodiac
3:00 2 Divorce Court
2 News
3:30 2 News
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Vol. LXXXIII, No. 49-S
Friday, July 27, 1973
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sported ducktail hair-do's?
And gals wore pedal
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SANTANA

and

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in concert
8 p.m CRISLER ARENA

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FRIDAY, August 31

All Tickets $5.00.. . Go on Sale TODAY, Friday, July 27
Michigan Union only, 11 a m.-5:30 p.m. Sorry, no personal checks. 763-4553 info.
during box office hours. Box Office open some hours Saturday and all next week.
Starting Monday, July 30th tickets also at World Hdqtrs Record Store, and in Ypsi
at Ned's Bookstore