Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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► ' Paths of Glory Entertainment in Artistry The Red Balloon Nights of Cabiria

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Loyola Film Series The Film Series completed its second successful season during the 1960-61 school year and has become one of the most popular cultural programs in the city. Students and visitors fought their way into Marquette Auditorium to see ten full length motion pictures and as many short films, almost all of which had received international awards. Works by famed directors Ingmar Bergman, Vittorio de Sica and Stanley Kubrick were among those presented. The series also included a startling look into the world of art with the short film, Visit to Picasso. Umberto D Brink of Life

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Thespians: Thespians limited their season ' s productions to three plays: Thornton Wilder ' s Our Town, Richard Sheridan ' s The Rivals, and Second Shepherd ' s Play, a medieval farce by an anonymous author. Newcomers Ed Booker and Buster Unsworth scored hits in Our Town and Second Shepherd, respectively; while veteran Thespians Bill Lornzen, Ray Garrity. Suzy Casey and Ted Gallagher did their usual fi ne jobs. Big story from Thespians was their preparation for The Rivals. As this book goes to press, the play is still a month away, but members of the drama group are hard at work decorating the stage in 17th Century tradition. (Right) Stage Manager Ed Booker assumes confidential air. (Below) Bill Lorenzen and Rita Cabes in a scene from Tliornton Wilder ' s Our Town. Our Town