" 1

PAGE EIGHT

THE ]IICHIGAN DAILY

TUESDAY, DECEMBERS, 1953

PAGE EIGHT TUESDAY, DECEMBER S, 195w


1953

1110n

' rD

0

egrn

Tomorrow

'Up 'N'

Atom'

To Show

Atomic Energy, Liquor

-Daily-Don Campbell
ATOMIC SCIENTIST WOOS GIRL; FATHER APPEARS DISCONSOLATE

-Daily-Don Uampbell

By JOEL BERGER
At 8:30 p.m. tomorrow the cur-
tain will rise on the 34th Union
Opera, "Up 'N' Atom."
Under the general chairmanship
of Mike Scherer, '54, the Opera
will deal with home brew, the hill
folks of Tennessee and atomic
energy. Script for the all-male
musical comedy, to be presented
through Friday, was written by
Howard Nemerovski, '54E, and the
music and lyrics by Harold (Red)
Johnson, '55SM, Paul McDon-
odgh, '55L, Pete Katz, '55SM, Dick
Seid, '55, Gerry Strauch, 57M, and
Murry Frymer, '56.
"UP 'N' ATOM" centers on the
attempts of two young atomic sci-
entists to secure the formula of
a high-powered home brew which
proves to be the completing in-
gredient in a significant atomic
chain reaction.
In their search the two scien-
tists, Bob Cutting, '54NR, and
John Geralt, '55M, clash head-
on with Tennessee moonshiner
Lem Watters, played by Andy
Cooley, '56.
Watters is the only person who
knows the secret formula which
has won him the position of pa-
triarch of West Bourbon, Tennes-
see. Struggle for the control of
the atomic ingredient runs into
complications with the entry of
a well-known private detective,
played by Gene Bohi, Grad., and
his girl friend, acted by Russ
Brown, '55.
BROWN'S project is to buy,
borrow or steal the precious for-
mula for a nearly bankrupt New'
York distillery seeking a way out
of financial ruin.
Along the way, romantic com-
plications are added for the two
scientists by hillbilly girls por-


CHORUS TUNES UP

for every need
...every occasion
...every taste
Smartly styled and
quality tailored in the
newest fashions, fabrics
and colors by one of the
leading makers.
Choose from large as-
sortments. The qualities
and values are so im-
pressive you will want
two or three pairs. Come
ir and try them on. No
obligation.
S" -~$200

trayed by Earl Sayer, '57, and
Ron Poland, '56. Martha Wat-
ters, mother of the girls, is Herb
Drucker, '55L, in real life.
Jim Lobaugh, Grad., portrays
the two scientists' boss, civil ser-
vice chief Miss Price. Also during
the opera, Andy Cooley, '55M,
dances his way across the stage
as an Oak Ridge Janitor.
TWO ATOMIC explosions on-

stage will highlight the show,
along with the appearance of Gor-
don Epding, '55, as President Eis-
enhower. Epding won his part
after a recent campus-wide search.
Director of the Opera is Fred
Evans, a New Yorker who has
worked with such musical com-
edy greats as Florenz Ziegfleld,
Mike Todd and George M. Co-
han.

Y..

-Daily-Don Campbell
FINAL TOUCHES BEING PUT TO A 'FEMALE' HAT
15 SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
This Is the season of increased shopping, hurried
Christmas preparations, and happy times. Every-
one's time is filled with many activities.
However, you still have enopgh - time to visit our
Employment Office to inquire about the positions _
we have for qualified young women. Celebrate
Christmas by applying for an interesting and worth-
while job.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
323 East Washington

Application
and
Passport Photos
$1.50
24-HOUR SERVICE
IVORY PHOTO
O6 S. Main at Madison
NO 8-8413

1'

EGEL
322 SOUTH MA114

* U

1, .;w, k

I ,

C-OUISJ!NS

-Daily-Don Campbell
STRAINED FACES SHOW EFFECT OF LONG HOURS OF PRACTICE
15 SHOPPING DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS

sT A T F

S T R E E T

'r lat9im4 o p9ienq'4
We r GIFT $ufft4Iv
0 A COMPLETE LINE OF SMOKER'S ACCESSORIES
Q pipes Q lighters
Qlpiperacks Q cigars by the box
# SPECIAL ON POKER CHIP RACKS
ElChips on rack, $3.98, $4.98, $5.98
0 GIFTS FOR WOMEN INCLUDE:
Q cosmetics Q manicuring sets
Qlperfumes Qldresser sets
(imported and domestic)
O OTHER PRACTICAL GIFTS THAT YOU CAN SELECT
AT CALKINS-FLETCHER DRUG CO.
ElPhotographic Equipment E Pen and Pencil Sets
EStationery El Children's Toys
For Your Holiday Parties, Purchase
FRESH NUTS and CANDIES at:.


TH
THE a

For Color Accent
in Sports
or Business Wear
We recommend...
WESKIT
by

,
,. ' .

r ^ "
t I

t

Ilainusou j ' 11u~('
r
{.'


Currick & Leiken

j


Current demand for more
cf.or in men's clothing
is ideally met by this weskit
of English origin...
a sprightly companion to
a sports jacket...a cheerful
and correct addition to your
business ensemble.
In several authentic color

:::



1!

I11111