TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1958
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGE FIFE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 195w THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE
'MUSKET' PRODUCTION:
Students Will Star in 'Brigadoon'
Senior Night Tournaments, Skating
Post Petitions. WAA Pn
By NANCY STAMM
Actors and producers in the
MUSKET presentation of Briga-
doon have been energetically re-
hearsing.
As one member put it, "The
success of our show depends upon
our performance."
Cast in a lead role of Briga-
doon, Fiona, is Miss Pat Wright.
Miss Wright, a senior in the
School of Music, has performed in
Gilbert and Sullivan, Frosh Week-
end, Soph Scandals and Junior
Girls' Play.
Although her main activity for
the semester is Brigadoon, she
also finds time to listen to the
scores from Broadway shows and
to read English literature, especi-
ally Shakespeare. Miss Wright
feels that the music from Briga-
doon is "just out of this world."
Herb Start who plays the male
lead, Tommy, shares an enthusi-
asm for Brigadoon with Miss
Wright. Having majored in voice
at Calvin College, Start is here as
a graduate student in education.
His future plans include teaching
singing.
While at the University Start
has performed in Gilbert and Sul-
livan and Michigan, Singers.
Miss Wright and Start blend
their voices to "Almost Like Being
in Love," "The Heather on the*
Hill" and "From This Day On."
Fate is responsible for Tom Sex-
worth getting a part in Brigadoon.
Sexworth, who had an appoint-
ment to try out for the singing
chorus of the show, accidentally
Panhel Paper
Affiliated women from any
class may petition for posts on
the newly organized Panhel-
lenic newspaper.
Petitions may be obtained in
the Undergraduate Office of
the League today through 2
p.m. /tomorrow. Interviews will
be held from 5 to 6 p.m. to-
morrow and from 3 to 5 p.m.
Thursday.
Positions available are Man-
aging Editor, Business Mana-
ger and staff, Associate Editor,
and Reporters, Photographers
and Cartoonists.
RElEARSALS IN PROGRES
rehearse a scene from Brigadoo
too.
walked into the room where lead
tryouts were being held.
Accidentally Walked In
Before realizing his mistake h
was handed a script from which
he read several lines aloud. A few
days later Sexworth was informed
that he was to play the non-
singing male lead in Brigadoon.
Brigadoon is Sexworth's first big
acting part.
He has previously
participated in two fraternity
skits.
A member of the faculty, Prof
Haugh, is advising the actors
Prof. Haugh, a voice instructor in
the School of Music, assisted the
tryout chairman from a singer's
point of view when selecting the
cast for this year's show.
"I think its a top-flight show
and I thoroughly enjoyed the
movie," commented Prof. Haugh
"The music carries the plot; it is
woven in tightly with the script.'
The Prof. favors the idea of a
coed show as opposed to the now~
extinct Union Opera, which was
essentially an all-male farce. "The
show will tighten up. There wil
be a stricter discipline imposed
The students will do a better job
and most important, there will be
better voices at all points," he
said.
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Coeds To Fill Positions
On Seven Committeesj
For March 21 Affair
Petitioning is now open for
chairmanship positions of Senior
Night, to be held Thursday, March
21, and are due 5 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 4.
Interviewing will begin Tuesday,
Dec. 4, to Friday, Dec. 7, in the
Interviewing and Nominating
Committee room of the League.
Positions open to senior women
include general chairman, who
will coordinate the central com-
mittee, arrange for committee
meetings, check on committee
members, share in work on the,
-Daily-Harding Williams afternoon of the banquet, appoint
S-Pat Wright and Herb Start a secretary from the Central Com-
n, the Men's Union Show, Co-Eds mittee, and act as general organ-
izer.
Assistant general chairman will
plan the menu, for the banquet
Junior Girls Play with the help of the Central
Committee and arrange for the
e Will Hold MASSarching band as part of her
HoldMass duties.
Entertainment chairman will
eetingT rsdQ decide the banquet entertainment
and meet with chairmen of Frosh
The first meeting for all junior Weekend, Soph Scandals, and JGP
women interested in joining the to decide the theme and discuss
Junior Girls' Play will be held excerpts to be used. She will also
7 p.m. Thursday in the League schedule and take charge of re-
Ballroom. hearsals.
Other openings will include pa-
At this time, a short skit in the trons chairman, who will present
form of an old time movie will be a list of patronesses to the Central
shown to coeds so that they may Committe, ansewtten-
see which committees perform a tations to patronesses.
function in JGP. This skit wil The ticket chairman will make
also enlighten coeds as to the announcements at Panhel and As-
various activities and duties of sembly meetings so that presidents
each committeecan appoint representatives to sell
Programs, props, scenery and tickets. She will contact repre-
costumes are among the 13 com- sentatives in each league house,
mittees that the junior coed may dormitory, and sorority house that
sign up for. Those who are musi- sell tickets to seniors and send
cally inclined may join the all- letters to married women explain-
women's orchestra which will play ing Senior Night and where one
at every performance. gets tickets. She will also serve as
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