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Show Variety of Speakers Drama Ar AAus ic -- " his danee-e- f "Fiddler on the Rdof'eame Supptrtingcrlitm-beaatifuHto Utah this weekend to answer with voice, acting and appear- tragedy. all ihe cries, for a show that's ance is Dolores Wilson as the clean, that has fine music, tal- wife. array of .playwright Dr. Robert E. Lee, speakers : has been scheduled internationally known, for ."In-for the 1966-6- 7 Forum Assem hent the Wind" and "Auntie blies by Brigham Young Uni- Mame," will be on. campus Dec. 1. He has written and versity. Beginning the series on Sept. produced for both television 29, will be Roger Conklin, who and the. stage. was in charge of filming the. Monroe Levens h rabbi, Israel Synagogue of San "Flipper" series for film and TVT'He served as director of Diego, Calif. will be the first in Miami for speaker of the 1967 series on : 10, years. Jan. 12. He is a graduate of Discussing "'Russia at the the University of Minnesota Crossroads" on Oct. 6 will be and the Jewish Theological DrMaariiS-KalbA-HarvaSeminary of .America rd Ph.D in Russian and Chinese Telling the ."FBI 'Story" on histor . He has served as Mos Feb.- - 2 will be. William Sullicow- - torrespondent for : CBS van, assistant director of the News from 1960-6and is now Federal Bureau of Investiga.v the CBS diplomatic, correspon- tion, dent from Washington Oneof thertop journalists of if V xCXl.' Political warm-hearte- Tif-eret- V w : Dynasties ented performers and a real Their problems are so real In America Discussed to and so tragic tell.. but you almost story Playing at the Capitol Thea- forget them for a while in the America's Political Dynes-ties- : tre in Salt Lalce City for two beautiful deft and d From Adams to Kennedy: more performance humor. Monday Royalty we have none, but we and Tuesday, it opened Friday It's sf gy show the songs do have ruling families, if one to a highly .appreciative audi and dancing couldn't be finer may apply the term to the ence .that had its heart broken, tneres not a smutty line or clans that have made it to gently with laughter, and its gesture and nobody had to lard the uooer reaches of U.S. Doli- four-lett. words. Love deal office. And there have spinis raised oy taitn. jit with ; Luther Adler is tremendous develops between three young been more than you "would -the dairyman- whose couples, but it withoutthifik offhand with human naturejany clinical discussion of sex. struggles This is an interesting and are amplified by his problem! You'll laugh and you'll cry hipk!y readable account, of the of finding husbands for five! and you'll wish you could gojiniwitante of political power, ' t daughters. again to hear the fiddler play a la American democracy. : 1 5A humasomedyranti y An ..''outstanding a- ' ' ' Sunday Herald 'Fiddler': Gay, Glean, Entertain i ng Scheduled at Forums - I 96f SUNDAY, SEPT. 18, U1n Couniv. Uth j er . fri -- -- - ye . J)il.; J .... t ' " it' Reyt JredtrictFjmler Pres - and Bureau chief of the New York byterian fundamentalist chairman of the National. Right Times will talk on Feb. 16. to Work, jommilteewill spea year&it was.iie-or- on Oct. 13. He will also be respondent for the New York holding the - national commit: Times in France, United King- - tee usr- meetiBgs-on-4he-eamp- Lt. Gen.- Union. Claire Lee Chennault, Anna, Dr. Marcus.Bach, world travwill epeak on "The Asiatic eler, author and popular in; Mind and the Cold War." She terpreter of intercultural relais" author of "A Thousand tions and world religions, is Springs,""Chennault and :lhe scheduled for Mar, 2. He will Flying Tigers" and 12 books discuss "How the World Worin Chinese. ships." One of Britain' foremost .Pulitzer, direct- playwright lecturers, Dr. A. L. Rowse is or-producer scheduled for Nov.' 17. He is Joshua ' Logan will appear a Fellowof All Smite CollegeJAp: n Oxford, arid a Fellow of the stage and screes hits include : "South Pacific," British Academy. The distinguished American "Mister Roberts," "'Fanny," plans for th e interschool Symposium and Membership Open House are high. school presidents of the Utah Valley Symphony' Debonairs.-From ; Janine Sawaya; left to ricrht are Ly nn Sampson, St. Francis; Susan Payne, Provo High School, and David Larson, Orem High BIG PLANS-Discussi- ng BY-Hig- h '' School. t" domrGermany-andrthrS(vie- late The .wife of the - prize-winni- UtahalleDebonaiKJ"o)penSf Henry Fonda and Mejr-'Schoo- T Craig-Rollins,- - lnr Sherry Fair, guitarist and vocalist and Susan Mecham, pianist An instrumental group from St.-Francis will also entertain. Paul C. Poflei, instructor in the music departmentakBrig-haYonug University, will be master ,of ceremonies. Plans for the year include presentation of senior members at the Symphony Ball on Oct. - ensfll-nckde-tneseri- es: 4." She Is the author of several successful novels including" "Kate and Emma," "Man Overboard" and -'- T h e Room Upstairs." on May i 'K: f r ..' I. 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Membership in the Debonairs for the Typical American Sim T . 12x34l-6- Vx7'-- SALE. -- 'its, SALE 12'xll '4" AVOCADO , of WAS BRONZE. ;." 12'x9'-8- " m 6; Slightly Irregvlar 3 1 m r - . jarifesStew-art- Great - granddaughter SwensoiLlg, i , CANDIA By FIRTH He is a Princeton graduate who. began with the University players including such stars as " Arguments being raised fori which is obsolete can be elimi and against constitutional re- nated through amending. vision and comparison with -- The report points out that the other states are summarized longer constitutions have been in a research report received amended more than the short from the Utah Foundation by er ones. Louisiana has the long est and Vermont the shortest, the Provo Public Library. The report was prompted by Since Utah became a state the forthcoming vote on a there have been 84 constitu propaeition to hold a constitu- tional amendments proposed tional convention and on seven 48 have been adopted. The specific proposed amendments length of Utah's constitution is . to the Utah constitution. approximately 17,600 words. The issues in favor of the The Utah Foundation furnish convention, point - ouLthat the es periodic reports to libraries that Utah's constitution contains as a public service to taxpay obsolete material and that it ers.JIhejrovobUcJibraryi should be elimnated; it is wordy accumulates these reports in a and contains detail that should notebook which is available to be covered by statutory rather the public. than constitutional. ,. Opponents of a constitutional imBn",Ml 1 convention points out that the: I i RnnJ original constitution as, amend- t rkjn n , a red from time to time has served Inc. WAKEFIELD'S I the state for 70 years. That! I ft N. 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