Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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W Mm THE STAR-SPANGL ED GIRL Love and ideology got mixed, but not blended, in The Star-Spangled Girl, the comedy presented by the Elmhurst College Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts at the Mill Theatre on the 1 7th of October through the 1 9th. Jeanne Chionis (Sophie) played the girl with the pro- American sentiments, Paul Anderson and Steven Lutz (An- dy and Norman) as the impecunious young heretics who learned from her that love must be reckoned with while pursuing their social criticism. The comedy with its up-to- the-minute reflection of youthful protest was directed by Charles Berglund and the scenery representing the site of the confrontation of polarized viewpoints - the combination home of the Bohmeian young men and their editorial of- fices - was designed by Charles Schmidt. 18

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From left to right: Barb Dunlop, John Campanella, Henry Hamm, Paul Anderson, Susan Block, Grant Sickbert, Cary and Becky Longhauser. THE MOUSETRAP A chiller thriller melodrama entitled The Mousetrap, by Agatha Christie, played at the Mill Theatre November 21-23, under the direction of Craig Malstedt. Appearing in Elmhurst ' s second production are Becky Longhauser (Mollie Ralston), Gary Adams (Giles Ralston), Grant Sickbert (Christopher Wren), and Barbara Dunlop (Mrs. Boyle). Other Elmhurst Thespians are Henry Hamm (Major Metcalf), Susan Block (Miss Casewell), John Campanella (Mr. Paravincini), and Paul Anderson (Sergeant Trotter). i