1961_01 The Daily Collegian January 1961

              Right You Are' Opens On Round
Stage: 5 More Shows Scheduled
Loring, Walsh, Freer
Buckner Get Top Roles
"Right You Are," a play without a curtain, last night
launched  the new  $2,000,000 Speech-Arts  Building on  its
BUT YOU  DIDNTI —  Bill  Wolih   (Commendolore  Agoui
»ot.d, ond lynn Dofoo   [Signora Nenni)   appear ailound.
from   "Right   You' Ar.."   Tick.ll' are   now' available   for   tl
Beatty Calls NCAA
Attack 'Ridiculous'
Ten Organizations Face
Suspension By Council
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
i
first theatrical
Thursday,
.■ ■ .-My ami Saturday. Yirk.-ts arc on sale daily in the Speeclt-
: Bu i i , ■ ooth from 1-3 PM for $1.50. Admission
is free to student Irody cnnl holders.
A special performance for valley high school students
lie given at 7:311 I'M Wednesday, and one for the college
fa-ulty. on Sunday at 7::'.0 I'M.
Accompanying the i .■ri'orniances will lie a lobby display of
ceramic pieces by Associate Professor of Art Adolf Odorfer
and creative stitchery hy Jean Hay Laury.
Audiences will have the advantage of sitting only a
feet from the actors, for "Light You Are" will be given in
theater-in-the-round fashion.
Cast Surrounded
On New Stage
•s (live
Leading roles in the play, wi
Phillip Freer as Lambert Laudisi. June I.onng a. Signora
  vineial
]■,.'[.
nora Frola.
Commendatore Agazzi,
dor. anil Walter Buckner as Ponza, son-in-law of Sig-
 Lindy Cope as Signora Ponza, Ponzn's
wife; Louise Fulfer as Agazzi's wife, Amalta; Runny Ni.lcu r
as their daughter, Dina; Michael Dyer as Sirelil; Judith
Youivrclati. as Snvlh's wife: Carol Stewart as Signora I'ini
  David Goggin as Signor Negro;
er a   Signora Cavallo; and Shirley Murke a   the
I'hilh,, Walker, associate director of speech, direct
production. Three other professors served as designers: Roy
Hergenroeder, scenes; Gaylord Graham, lighting; and Jean-
ncttc Pratt, costumes and makeup.
Called Comic-Mystery
"Right Y'ou Are" could be classified as a mystery as '
as farce and tragedy, for throughout the play, although ....
viewers know there is a tragic triangle in front of them, they
do not know what it is.
The production portrays a man living with his wife on
the top floor of a tenement while his mother lives at his
expense in a lavish apartment in an adjacent building. The
wife never leaves the tenement, and the mother never goes
nearer the wife than the yard below, from which she shouts
up at her.
Of course the neighbors arc puzzled. Asked for an <
planation. the husband says the mother is deluded. He sa
she thinks the wife is her daughter, but actual
the husband's second spouse. The mother's daughter, w
was his first wife, is.dead, but the mother won't believe
The husband makes out a convincing case.
Then the mother is quizzed. To her. the son is the deluded
one. or the one who is led astray. He has never recovered
from a delusion that his wife died, and they have had to let
him marry her again under the impression she was another
Students on the technical staff include Goggin. assistant
to the director; June Chandler, stage manager; Marie Friere,
Robert Sugita and Miss Schroeter. costume crew; and Ruby
Tillcy. Patricia Willis and Patricia Dick on, makeup
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Seeks Land Purchase
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Applications
Are Available
Smut Laws Readied For Assembly