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On the evenings of November 1, 2, and 3, the house lights in the beautiful new Speech Building dimmed and the sound of an ancient lute transported the audience back into the sixteenth century. William Shakespeare ' s best-loved ro- mantic comedy, Twelfth Night, was then presented by the Ohio University Theatre. Twelfth Night Twenty 7 ' M ' ' ' m HH 1 t Hfl 1 ' • ' • ' ' ' i ' -i H C ' r ■ifl Bk H k 1 w,i. IMWIBopS • iS Ki B i wvlfli - H V H . SSS wjjg § L
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All in all, Freshman Week is a pretty busy affair, both for freshmen and the upperclassmen. It ' s over before you really expect it to be: you ' ve purchased your books, your notebooks are clean and still free of doodles, and you ' re all set to begin your first year in college. Yes, the year has really begun . . . meeting the Qreeks . . . and the Registration Hop The Registration Hop, with music by Jack Pierson ' s orchestra. The dance was sponsored hy the Men ' s Union Planning Board, and it was the first of many dances throughout the year. N ' inrti ' cn
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Twelfth Night, as directed by Chris- topher Lane, was a rowdy, romantic comedy, yet it was filled with unex- pected moments of beauty. The play, which is not unfamiliar to the average college undergraduate, is perhaps one of Shakespeare ' s best comedies. It mixes rare moments of poignancy with unre- strained moments of low comedy, and it even has something of a social mes- sage thrown in. Twelfth Night was the first regular season production to make use of the increased facilities in the new Speech Building. Carlson Thomas, of the Uni- versity Technical Theatre, gave the play an imaginative and varied setting, which was brilliantly supplemented by Rita West ' s excellent costumes. Donna Kahn played the lead role of Viola, and Betty Jones took the part of the other side of the love quadrangle, the Countesse. Other leading roles were taken by Robert Schestventer as the clown, John C. Lamberson as Sir Toby, Marcia Kanevsky as Maria, Thomas F. Hayne as Sir Andrew, Stanley Wink- linski as Malvolio, Thomas Killough as Sebastian, and Paul Mehalko as Duke Orsino. It was an excellent beginning to a taste- ful theatre season. Twenty-One
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