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Chekhov's
"THE SEAGULL"
This Fri. & Sat. at 8:15 P.M., Wed.-Sat.,
Nov. 16-19 and Nov. 23-26. Matinee
Sun., Nov. 27.


Admission $1.65

Students 99c

327 So. Fourth Ave.

Tel. NO 2-5915

Box office open daily 10-5

By SUZANNE JESSUP
"Each year I marvel at the spirit
and enthusiasm devoted to the
show," Fred Evans, Union Opera
director said today.
Evans is beginning his sixth year
as overall Opera director and
choreographer. He plans to make
it the zest possible show. The whole
question of quality in Union Op-
era shows is pretty controversial
he remarked. "Each cast quite nat-
urally feels they did the best job."
"Possible but it would create
complications," was Evans' com-
ment to the suggestion of chang-
ing the traditional all male show
into a coed production. For ex-
ample, the tours would probably
have to be cancelled because of
the problems involved in keeping
the groups in hand. Evans added
laughingly, "Perhaps Dean Rea
and Dean Bacon would have to
accompany such a tour."
Alumni Would Resent Change
"Naturally a great many loyal
alumni would resent such a dras-
tic change in tradition," he added.
The Union Opera is a 36-year-old
institution a n d people would
strongly oppose destroying it.
Evans is a professional general


FRED EVANS
... Union Opera Director

Thursday and Friday
at 7 and 9
"HERE COMES MR. JORDAN"!
with
Edward Everett Horton
Robert Montgomery Claude Rains,


stage director. He began his ca-
reer as an amateur show director,
realised how little he knew and
went to New York to study. He
has held practically every job back
of the curtain. Evans has also
been a chorus boy and has done
specialty dancing.
Possibility of Revue
Evans mentioned the future pos-
sibilities of doing a revue rather
than the present "book show"
which follows a definite script.
"Book shows are very time con-
suming as far as the writing is
concerned."
Students would find it easier to
write for a revue because short
comedy material, songs and skits
would be used, he explained. "Be-
sides, a revue would be ideal for
performers with limited talents
who can sing but have trouble
reading lines.'

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COMING FRIDAY
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Bertolt Brecht's play "The Good
Woman of Setzuan" will continue
its performances at 8 p.m. today
through Saturday in the Lydia
Mendelssohn Theater.
As a parable of persons taking
advantage of a benefactor in a
Chinese town, the play achieves
an authenticity through its orien-
tal make-up and music.
The play is directed by Prof.
William Halstead of the speech
department with musical effects
by Roland Trogan, Grad. Prof.
Jack Bender also of the speech
department is in charge of scenery
and Marjorie Smith, Grad, cos-
tumes.
Tickets are on sale in the Lydia
Mendelssohn box office.

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Tickets
$2.50-,

$1.50 - $2.00
$3.00 - $3.50

UNIVERSITY
MUSICAL SOCIETY
Burton Tower

The persecution of
......John. the Baptist!
The sermon -h- "punt!
....... on theM
TheEcallingof......
SE!".. the Twelve Apostls
Money-changers driven
SEEI" "" ..romthe TemTpler
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Lazarus raised ..-.-
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The conversion of . .
......Mary Magdalenet
The Crucifixion -.
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with this all star cast

MESSIAH
SAT. 8:30 -SUN. 2:30 - DEC. 3-4
Tickets 50c-75c

RACKHAM

GALLERIES

Artists may pay $3.00 Ann Arbor Art
Association membership fee at Galleries


when submitting art work.

Entries due

mezzanine floor Friday, Nov.

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1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Saturday; Nov. 12

A CENTURY fILMS PRODUCTION in GLORIOUS COLOR
Starring
LEE J. COBB Robert WILSON -"James GRIFFITH and JOANNE DRUas MARY MAGOAt
and a great supporting cast! ColwO by EASTMAN . Prosssd by PATNE LA.

from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon


The telephone company offers unlimited opportunity
to young women in jobs with human interest.
Beginners can earn while they learn. Good pay from
the start with regularly scheduled increases.
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