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Show FRIDAY. JANUARY 30 One-act Plays Readied for CSU Students The first Winter Quarter enter- tainment to be presented by the CSU Drama department will be a program of two short plays. Friday, Jan. 20. Two performances perform-ances will be put on. one at 4 p. m. for high school and junior! high school students, and anoth-j or at 8 p. m. fur townspeople and j d lege students. 1 The plays are Submerged." a ' tense drama about six men trapped trap-ped on the bottom of the ocean, in a submarine, and "The Pro 1 fessor Cots the Chair." a hilar-j ious situation comedy about a! professor who is the victim f a' plot between his secretary and his best friend. "Submerged" Is being directed by Mrs. Elaine Smithwick. instructor in-structor in English and speech. Included in the cast are Merlin Theobald. Delta as Brlce, the coward; Keith Hicks, Monroe, as the commander; Calvert Johnson, Monroe, as Nabb, the Cockney; Sanford Topham. Parowan, as Dunn, the lover; Ken Esplin, Cedar Ce-dar City, as Shaw, the dreamer, and GeraJd Matheson, Cedar City, as Jorgson, the bully. Mr. Top-ham Top-ham is in charge of scenery. In the second play, which Is directed by Prof. Kichard M. Rowley, Row-ley, are the following students: Clark Bonnow. Panaca. Nev.. as the professor; Jackie Winterrose, Cedar City, as his secretary; Calvert Cal-vert Johnson, as the Dean; Cor-rine Cor-rine Stevens. Mt. Carmel, as Diana; Di-ana; Warda Hirschi. Hurricane, as Gertrude, and Sanford Topham as the policeman. "The Professor Gets the Chair" is an original play, being produced produc-ed for the first time. Other offerings for the winter quarter will Include another evening of one-act plays February Febru-ary S, which wi.'l include the prize-winnig drama "So Wonderful Wonder-ful In While," "The Moonshiner" and a comedy routine nu Tiber. The three-act play for winter quarter will be "Night Must Fall." one of the great suspense thrillers of all time. Product ion .date for this play is March 2( and 3. Tryoitts v.iil be announce.!' j next week. I I The one-act plays are part of the Theatre Matinee scries estab- j .lished by Professor Rowley, and open to the townspeople and students stu-dents with no admission charge. |
