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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1953
'LA ZAPATERA PRODIGIOSA':
Sociedad Hispanica To Present Play
Life is a round of trouble for a
middle-aged Spanish shoemaker
with a flirtatious wife in "La
Zapatera Prodigiosa," to be pre-
sented by members of La Sociedad
Hisanica at 8 p.m. today, and 3:15
and 8 p.m. tomorrow at Lydia Men-
delssohn Theater.
Gossiping neighbors and a tale-
bearing young boy add to the shoe-
maker's problems, which he final-
ly solves by deserting his wife
and returning three months later
in disguise, with a plan to test
her affection.
A COLORFUL, poetic atmos-
phere has been designed by the
author, Federico Garcia Lorca, to
bring out the customs of small
town Spanish folk-life. The neigh-
bors in the play are nameless,
known only by the colors of the
clothes they wear.
The part of the shoemaker.ill
be played by Angelo Cantera,
'53, Tuesday and by Karl Ben-
son, Grad., Wednesday. Jose-
phine Gomez, '53, and Carolee
Dickey, '55, will take the part of
the young wife on the different
days.
Admission is 65 cents and tickets
are available at Lydia Mendel-
ssohn box office.
The play is part of .the third
annual Spanish fiesta sponsored
by the Department of Romance
Languages. About 300 students of
Spanish from state high schools
and junior colleges are expected
to be present today for the first
day- of the program. The program
will be repeated tomorrow for an
equal number of students.
Dexter To Analyze
Beethoven Sonata
Prof. Benning Dexter of the
music school will analyze and play
Beethoven's "Sonata, Op. 109," at
4:15 p.m. today in Auditorium A,
Angell Hall.
Today's performance will be the
eighth in a series of lecture-re-
citals sponsored by the School of
Music.
Read Daily Classifieds
Black Gives
etaphysics
Talk Here
The way to read the total pub-
lished works-90 pages-of Ludwig
Wittgenstein is by treating them
as "metaphysics in the grand
style," Prof. Max Black of Cornell
University said yesterday at a lec-
ture sponsored by the philosophy
department.
Wittgenstein's writings often
strike the reader as being dog-
matic because he expected it to
ge understood only by those hav-
ing similar thoughts, Black added.
MOST PHILOSOPHERS agree
that there are two categories-
things and fact, making up the
universe, the professor observed.
Wittgenstein based his conception
of the universe on fact alone, he
added.
"A fact, if a fact, is a fact."
In explaining the contemporary
metaphisicist's idea of logical
space, Black said that even science
ar fiction writers can't imagine space
or time not within the realm of
human thought.
DUEY DIRECTS:
Glee Club To Tour East
For TV Show, Concerts
"!
An appearance on a nation-wide
television show and concerts in the
East are on the spring vacation
WolverineTClb
To Send Buses
To Willow Run
The Wolverine Club will spon-
sor buses, the "Willow Hoppers,"
to Willow Run airport Friday to
simplify students' spring vacation
transportation.
Buses are scheduled to leave
the Union at 11:15 a.m., 12:30,
2:15, 3:45 and 5:15 p.m. An addi-
tional bus will be run at 6:45 p.m.
if student demand is great enough,
according to Deane Dixon, '54,
special trips chairman.
Cost of the trip is 85 cents one
way and $1.50 round trip. Reser-
vations may be made from 1 to
4 p.m. today through Thursday in
the Administration Bldg. Group
reservations may be made by call-
ing 3-0621, ext. 546.
schedule for the Men's Glee Club.
Under the direction of Prof.
Philip Duey of the music school;
the 44-member group will appear
on Ed Sullivan's "Toast of the
Town" April 12 over CBS Tele-
vision.
THE GLEE CLUB will appear
in New York's Town Hall April 12
in a concert sponsored by the Uni-
versity alumni club of New York.
Also scheduled in the tour are
appearances April 9, in Pitts-
burgh, April 10 in Beaver Col-
lege Auditorium in Jenkintown,
Pa., and April 11 at Garden City
High School on Long Island.
A member of the famed Revelers
quartet of the 1920s, Prof. Duey
will return to the scene of many
singing triumphs during the New
York trip. Other members of the
quarter which appeared on many
coast-to-coast radio shows were
James Melton, Lewis James and
Wilfred Glenn.
Be Sure To Vote
Tuesday & Wednes day
4.
-Daily-Tim Rich
KARL BENSON, GRAD., AND JOSEPHINE GOMEZ, '53,
REHEARSE FOR "LA ZAPATERA PRODIGIOSA."
Janko To Talk
on Austria's
Iron Curtain
Prof. Otto F. Janko of the Vi-
ennese University in Vienna, Aus-
tria will speak on "Austria, a
Country Split by the Iron Curtain"
at 4 p.m. today in Rm. 2412, Ma-I
son Hall.
The professor's talk, sponsored
by the journalism department, will
be supplemented by recent movies
taken in Austria. A coffee hour
will follow in Rm. 1443, Mason
Hall.
His only criticrsm of the United
States so far has been that not
enough people learn foreign lan-
guages. He believes that speaking
a foreign language broadens one's
life. He said that he knows of no
Austrian who has learned English
who has become a Communist.
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