THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1954
THE MICHIGAN DAYLY
Michigras To Feature WAB Posts MAKING ENDS MEET:
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'Student Show Booths -
roductions
Snappy songs, spicy dance num-
bers, raucous comedy will liven up
the Yost Field House tomorrow
and Saturday when at least ten
show booths open up their "estab-
lishments" at 7:30 p.m. - one-
half hour after the doors open
for the long-awaited carnival.
A musicale "Weird Faces," pat-
terned after "New Faces of 1952,"
will star members of Kappa Sig-
ma and Alpha Xi Delta.
DIRECTORS of the revue are Ann
Houck and Dick Roth. Bill Diam-
ond and Cynthia Krans are the
Co-chairmen.
Dangerous Dan McGrew and
Sam will be contending for the
affections of "Louisville Lou"
at the K-Xi Cafe. The 15 min-
ute western melodramic musi-
cale will feature a can-can line
For Theta Xi, Tom Chamber-
lain, Stan Martin and Paul Salditt
will play Dan while Bob Ilgenfritz
and Dale Dawkins portray Sam.
House chairmen are Alice James,
Robin Renfrew, and Gene Lehman.
CAPTURING the trophy for the
booth selling the most tickets con-
tinuously at Michigras' since 1937,
Beta Theta Pi assisted by Kappa
Alpha Theta will again present the
Beta Burlesque. ,
An all-male revue, the show's
opening and closing number will
be:the same one performed last
year. The rest of the show,
however, is new.
TWO DIFFERENT and com-
plete shows every hour will be the
selling point of the Gomberg-New-
berry "Showboat". Murry Frymer
and Dick Seid collaborated to
write the words and music for
most of the songs. Hit numbers of
the variety show are "If You
Wanna", a duo starring Doris Lin-
ton and Rima Nickell and "I'm Co-
operative," with Esther McLath-
lin.
Earl Kaufman and his banjo
and the Vaughan Shadows will
highlight two of the other num-
bers.
Inside the "House of Horrors,"
the Chi Omega-Chi Psi Booth will
unveil a vampire, a geek-the
human who bites- off heads of
chickens and eats them, the Mad
Man from Mangadore and the
"Allitator Women."
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THE MEN of Alpha Tau Omega
will take the ballerina parts, while
the members of Delta Delta Delta
dance the male roles in "Swan
Lake," a takeoff on the popular
ballet.
Students remembering "The
"Moon Is Blue" will have a
chance to see the localhversion
of the play entitled "The Son
is Green." Produced by Alpha
Delta Pi and Sigma Alpha Epsi-
lon, the leading roles will be
played by Dave Northoek, Ron
Poland, Ellie Sarraff and Dar-
lene Martinson. Arrangements
are being made by Don Brown
and Nancy Buese.
The Allen-Rumsey-Chicago
House Glee Club will play a major
role in the two houses version of
"South Pacific." "Tales of a Spouse
Specific" will feature Sylvia Troy
and Dick Bailin. Miss Troy is
working with Allen Arms in mak-
ing all the general plans.
Ralph Boeker and Jan Glim of
Phi Kappa Sigma and Jordan
promise plenty of surprises for
students frequenting their "Swamp
Jungle". Snakes, bugs and mon-
sters will be on hand
"GoneWith the (south) Wind"
will be offered to show goers by
members of Pi Beta Phi and Phi
Delta Theta.
-Daily-Chuck Kelsey
ART EXHIBITION-Bong-yol Yang, graduate student in the
College of Architecture and Design, is shown. standing before
"They All Make Their Own Movement." The oil painting is one
of 30 pictures done by the Korean student and now on display
in the lobby of Lane Hall.
Korean Student's Paintings
On Exhibition in Lane Hall
A fivespiece orchestra
company the production,
by Bill Schreiner.
will ac-
directed
By JANET SMITH
"I paint from what I imagine,
what I feel and what moves me, in
terms of forms, color and rhy-
thm."
So stated Bong-yol Yang, a
native of Korea, who is currently
displaying a number of his oil
paintings, etchings and litho-
graphs in the lobby of Lane Hall.
Working mostly in a modern
trend and making bold use of
color, Yang has completed a
majority of the pictures during
the past two years, while a
student in the College of Archi-
tecture and Design here at the
University.
Priced from ten to 200 dollars
each, the paintings include several
selections shown recently in New
York City, where Yang displayed
his work. The artist has also pre-
sented exhibits in Miami.
Busy attending classes in the
mornings and working in the
afternoons, Yang spends all the
time he can find or "make" at his
easel.
Born in North Korea, he' went
to Tokyo at the age of six and
there attended grammar and high
school. His parents felt that the
educational opportunities were
better in Japan than in Kora and
so sent him there to live with a
brother.
While a child, Yang spent
time drawing and doing water
colors. Other artistic members
of the Yang family include a
brother who writes and sister
who plays the piano. However,
the student has not heard from
his family since coming to this
country.
The war, in 1943, had brought
such turmoil and danger to school-
ing in Japan that Yang decided to
return to his native Korea. When
military occupation b e g a n in
Korea, in 1945, he moved again,
this time to southern South Korea.
Thus he hoped both to escape
"the petty annoyances of the com-
munist regime" and to further his
study by association with Ameri-
cans.
With the help of an American
army officer, whose home was in
Miami, the young artist set sail
for America in 1948: Enrolling as
an undergraduate in the Univer-
sity of Miami, Yang in 1952 re-
ceived his B.A. degree.
While attending the University
of Miami, Yang spent two sum-
mers in New York City studying
with Art Student League.
Interested in all kinds of art
work, but spending the major por-
tion of his time on oil painting,
Yang plans to teach art after he
has finished his schooling.
The exhibit in Lane Hall is open
free of charge to all interested
persons.
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The Beta Burlesque's the place to go
For the mostest laughs and the bestest show;
Singers - Dancers -- Jokes Galore
It's the Beta Burlesque for Michigras '54.
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NEW FACES
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A Michigras Musical
presented by
ALPHA XI DELTS, KAPPA SIGMA
Pi Lambda Phi
For a lot of fun
And a good time
It's Pi Lam's booth
That's mighty fine.
You test your skills
And i f you succeed
There are many prizes
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