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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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28, 1956 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY
'Soph' Class
To Present
Good News'
Co-Chairmen Explain
Background of Show
To Audience of 350
By SUE RAUNHEIM
The Central Committee of Soph
Show has been working toward its
mass meeting since last May and
it was very pleased with the won-
derful turnout.
Over 350 students met in the
League, some even sitting on the
floor in order to sign up for com-
mittees and try out for the cast.
After the Central Committe'e was
introduced, Hank Kerr and Nancy
Brecht, general co-chairmen, ex-
plained briefly to the audience the
history and purpose of the show.
Tryout Schedule Announced
The directors announced the
tryout schedule and the long
awaited announcement of the
show's title was finally divulged.
The Soph Show will be "Good
News," the successful Broadway
production:
"Good News" is light, entertain-
ing and fits in well with the spirit
of the football season.
Mimeographed sheets and class
j cards were distributed to all stu-
dents. The sheets described the
Svarious committees available and
on the class cards, students were
asked to indicate their choice of
committees they wished to work
on. r
Parts Open
There are parts in the actual
musical ranging from leads to
choruses. Behind the scene jobs
that are equally important are also
available.
Individuals are needed for pub-
licity stunts, soliciting advertisers,
selling tickets, ushering, painting
scenery and posters, constructing
props, making costumes and aiding
with makeup.
Besides these functions, a repre-
sentative system was set up last
spring to establish publicity for
the show. A member was selected
from every housing unit on cam-
pus to be the spark plug of his
house or dorm. It is the duty of
every representative to make sure
that. everyone knows what the
show is and what opportunities are
afforded to sophomores.
Talent Welcome
* rAlthough the turnout was ex-
tremely good, more talent is wel-
comed and according to Scott
Florence, dance co-chairman,
"Men with coordination, all they
have to do is walk a straight line,
are uirged to try out"
The Planning Committee and
the Central Committee of Soph
Show are both very enthusiastic.
They know the possibilities this
show has of becoming not only the
first coed class project but also
the greatest.,
After this wonderful turnout
and enthusiasm of the Sophomore
* class, all indications point to a
successful and exciting coed class
project. The sophomore class in-
tends to establish 'i new campus
tradition.
They urge students who are not
sophomores to attend one of the
performances of "Good News"
either Thursday, Friday or Satur-
day, November 15, 16 or 17 at the
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
The Soph Show grew out of the
former Soph Scandals, which was
a production also sponsored by
the Women's League but produced
only by the coeds of the sopho-
* more class.
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AROUND TOWN
Places for You and Your Date
To Go This Weekend
Dewitt "Uncle Si" Baldwin will
discuss "My Trip to Russia" at a
Lane Hall Coffee Hour, slated
for 4:15 p.m. today in the library.
of Lane Hall. All students and
campus personnel may attend.
"Phantom of the Opera," star-
ring Claude Rains and Nelson
Eddy, will be shown by the Cinema
Guild at 7 and 9 p.m. tonight in,
the Architecture Auditorium.
Glenn Ford and Gloria Grahame
will be appearing in "The Big,
Heat,"the Cinema Guild selection
to be shown at 7 and 9 p.m. tomor-
row and at 8 p.m. Sunday.
Men of Wenley House in West
Quadrangle have invited the coeds1
of Palmer House to be their special
guests at a pre-game rally, slated
from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. tonight.
The event will feature the opening
of Wenley House's newly redeco-
rated recreation room. All students
are welcome to come to see the
new room.
* * *
Hugh Gucker and his band will
play danceable music from 9 p.m.
to midnight tonight and tomorrow
at the Ann Arbor Armory, located
at Fifth Ave. and E. Ann St.
, * * *
Dancing will be featured at the
Union from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. to-
morrow as Jim Servis and his band
provide music for "Premier." The
all-campus dance will focus on
Hollywood, with the movie world as
its central theme.
* * *
At the League Ballroom. Paul
Brodie and Dan Kenney will pro-
vide music for the annual I-Hop,
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday.
IIAIA A M __..
WAA -osiions
Open to Women
Petitioning for the positions of
Co-Recreation manager and man-
ager of Camp Counselors on the
Women's Athletic Board is now be-
ing held.
Any second semester freshman
and all upperclass coeds who have
been on the campus at least one
semester and have a scholastic
average of 2, are eligible for these
posts.
The main purpose of the Camp
Counselors Club is to help inter-
ested coeds gain experience in
counseling children.
As co-rec manager a coed is in
charge of the coordination of all
the co-recreational clubs and tour-
naments.
Besides being the heads of these
organizations, the managers are
WAA Board members and as such
help determine WAA policy.
Petitions may be picked up be-
tween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. today
through Wednesday at Barbour
Gymnasium. They are due in
Charlotte Haller's box, in the
League Undergraduate Office, by
5 p.m. Wednesday.
Interviewing will be held from
1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday and Fri-
day, Oct. 4 and 5 in the WAB.
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Tex Beneke To Play
AF E
Once again the Union is plan-
ning various concerts to please the
taste of all the students.
Leading off this fall series of.
special concerts, the Union, in con-
junction with the Inter-fraternity
Council, will be the sponsors of a
concert to be given by Tex Beneke
at 9:15 P.fM. Friday, Oct. 5 at Hill
Auditorium.
In scheduling the concert, a
Union official remarked that they
had taken into consideration the
pep rally for the Michigan versus
Michigan State game, so students
who wish to pai ticipate in both of
with the checkered tablecloths and
candlelight, will prevail from 9
p.m. to midnight.
The second dance of the week-
end "Premier" will be presented
from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. tomorrow in
the Union Ballroom. Playing for
the dance will be Jim Servis and
his orchestra.
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