University of Hartford - Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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N IVERSITY THE TRE THE GOOD NATURED MAN The first production of the University Theatre for the 1960-1961 season was the late Reformation comedy, The Good Nazzwed Man, by Oliver Goldsmith. The 'production and the cast received excellent notices from the local and University Press. Patricia Fio- rello, Susan Lee jones, Sonia Sullivan were prominent in the cast. 3 x V fkfg, ,, Mid ll 5 W, , V. n il! 1 fm, X ' . T Qi ai ' , E ll 1 E xi tx 'wi 13 1 I X rv! 1 3 x gf, A

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THE O UH ...... 5 RECORD Rhode Island Central Conn. UH ...... UH ...... 7 Bridgeport U. UH ...... 0 Providence . UH ...... 2 Merrimack . UH ...... 1 Assumption UN ...... 1 Clark U. . . . UH ...... 3 Central Conn. UH SETS 26 OPP. SETS 53 McCarthy, R. Cardin, E. Sweeney. TENNIS TEAM The University of Hartford Tennis Team worked its Way through Spring of 1960 to a record of three victories and six losses. John Bronson captained the squad which was coached by Gene Sweeney, who saw his charges defeat Central Connec- ticut and Bridgeport U. 122 First Row: B. Epstein, B. Stang. Second Row: A. Marcus, R. Du- Charme, T. Hasler. Third Row: S. U .- .-

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Crime and Punishment The Marcel Dubois adaptation of the great novel by Dostoevsky, Crime and Punishment, received its American premiere at the University, and it was also the first production presented in Beatrice Fox Auerbach Hall, on the new campus. Interest in this production ran so high that before opening night all tickets were sold and even standing room was not available. Vincent Lamo topped off his four year career at the University with an excellent interpretation of Raskolnikov, the principal character, and was ably assisted by Donald Knight, Sonia Sullivan, and Dennis MacRae.