Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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Urzkntal Splendor Western humor then gave way to oriental splendor as the Azuma Kabuki Dancers of Japan arrived with samisens and kotos and several tons of exotic costumes and scenery. Two foreign news editors for Time mag- azine, Eldon Griffith and Sam Halper, switched the L-C focus to the Middle East. The trouble there is the result of the coun- tries' growing painsf' they said. Ray Middleton, baritone and an actor, wandered from Stephen Foster's south to the America of Stephen Vincent Benet. He con- fided that one of his favorite performances was a recitation of the Gettysburg Address at the Gettysburg Cemetery in an old suit of Lincoln's. Toysllop Theater, a university ser Le 0 crseen by MSU students Q I, vw f M , f ,lILTE'.,., .f ' f -Y Q . i+s.,,..,tr5'f? Z . M UMW Bl H, , A R mg? I A From months of research and recollections of a visit to Paris, a graduate student built a part of the world-famous city in Fairchild for the winter term play, Madwoman of Chaillot. Theater-goers saw the down-at-the- heels suburb of Chaillot and watched the umadwomeni' neatly and charmingly dispose of the world's evil people. The Aud again became a concert hall for violinist Zino Francescattiis performance. He didn't play to a packed house, but when he finished, the audience gave him a standing ovation. With finals almost upon them, students just managed to squeeze in the last of the series- the magnificent singing of Marian Anderson, the chamber music of the Virtuosi de Roma and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. , produced The Wizard of Oz spring term. 1 ,Ag 1, 4-:.., sue-L. T., P'? 1 if Q-. 32, 7 .-if 9, 1 D ug. .., Jr- I ,V .arg ,fy:i - ,- Q je: s,f,tig,.: N 1 ,V fx