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ROBERT GOLDSAND, piano art- ist, presents one of his three concerts at Miami. Q J his yeafs Artist Series opened with the piano artistry of Robert Goldsand, who visited M iami as part of his continental tour. In each of his three concerts, Mr. Goldsand presented one of the major periods of great piano composition, the Classic, the Romantic and the M odem. The C incinnati Symphony also made a campus appearance. After several selected orches- tral numbers, the Miami Combined Choruses joined the Symphony for the performance of M orodirfs iiPolovtsicm Dancesi, from Prince Igor. These programs were only a sampling of culture in various artistic fields which the Artist Series brings to M iami. CINCINNATI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA performs in Withrow Court for its traditional appearance here at Miami University. MAX RUDOLPH, director of the Symphony Orchestra.
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Panhellenic Dance CONFUSION REIGNS as this coed excited- ly prepares for her date. reek women and their dates attended the annual Panhellenic dance, hCommand Performance? Amidst colored stream- ers and lights creating a theatrical atmosphere, cauples swirled t0 the music of Ray Eberleis Or- chestra. I ntermz'szsion entertainment was provided by the Pensacola Naval Reserve C horus, a group of young Navy cadets. PROGRAMS for the dance carry out the theme, thommand Performance? HAPPY COUPLES while the evening hours away in a theatrical atmosphere created by marquees and theater billboards.
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The Sea Gull Q NINA expresses her happiness as she Jall activities included greets Constantinis uncle. MUT,S experimental production, iiThe Sea Gulf: a, play in four acts by Anton Chekhov. The production gained great depth through its unique staging. Interior scenes were done in proscenium and outdoor scenes in three quarter arena. This staging enabled the production to convey C hekhmfs very perceptive realism more effectively to the audience. The play itself con- cerned people and their purposeless lives. F filed with dialogue that captured the conversatimml idiom, their corwermtions followed the pattern of their lives and thus lacked continuity. IN THE last act Constantin tells Nina that he still loves her. CONSTANTIN, melancholy after learning that Nina has returned and is living nearby. stands behind his mother playing Lotto in the final act of iiThe Sea Gull?
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