University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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C B«k o M», Hill collobo'Olftt wirK Mu-r llu», D©r» Andonon, In lryin|| io on»«m« «ho town Iodi . M %- Shinn, Gwrtn Thonxjj; Zoneeto Sandro 3ai n Io' «Kol tho boy'i band it jytt ihr thing tho» th« town fr dt Min Paroo. o loved by tlnobalH Vjppormon it not token in by the glamorous Ideo of Mr Hill MUSIC MAN IS A SMASH HIT, SELL OUT LASTS ENTIRE RUN OF THE PERFORMANCE. PrO'tnding to be dvockvd with |Kp gentle hti, (he llb«orion r o ani herielf by iirggeiftng (Hot «Kf library it no place lot ane «e « p ett one emotion The first ond only musical of the year iurned out to be one of the best performances given on »he campus in a long time. So good wot the acting ond singing that each night the auditorium was filled to its seating capacity. The entire performance seemed to hove the needed pro- fessional touch that warranted much deserved praise to both tho music and dromo doporiment» on the N.S.C campus. Mortelk t pclrvrt mi '-• p»et r yowog librarian '• Mi Hill Mr Hilt'i fency for the fowng tody it nor a mutua! on at Mitt foroo talolly ignores Mr. Hill'» tote retted ook 24

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fihut H !n !«! r family playact by Rrlehorrii MnhaodL Jamas Dwnrtli, today Webern (Nrik slfl} Die ho r d Cloyid end Linds fay lor. A DOLL’S HOUSE” WELL RECEIVED ON CAMPUS. A Doll's House'1 was the second major dramatic production of the year Th!t play by Ibsen presented the women on the some equal, In right!,, at men. This ploy, as an end result, was to show the men lhat women today as well os in the 1870‘t are lo be treated equal io men and not as a doH. Jmtrj L « i Mil» KroyiUad VtlUi ! M fu fif hmr lofftpy. I I ■J 26 Bgff f took, ployed by Way Pug , «emai i® icy good1-by All h-f known d!eo»b Eflmn detir. I I h: oloi, 0« lb IliWHt ef «npoaor drew Mrt kNnu portmyiidl by Mery Noble,, wotchoi Nw hinut’i hopplmi botop Pbr fi If A dL