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Today 's
AH Campus Calendar items
tie day before the desired pub
lication date (by 10 a.m SaPtur.
j fcr Sunday's DTH). Lost and
nd items will be printed on
Wednesdays and Saturdays only.
TODAY
Sophomore Class Finance Com
mittee 4:30 p.m., Woodhouse
Koom, attendance required.
AI! students who have not seen
J'lejr Yack proofs may come
uie lack office. This is the
last week to see proofs.
Ilicl Sabbath Services 7 p.m.,
Hillei Building.
Any graduate student interested
in working on the library Com
mittee, call Student Govern
, mcnt for an appointment. In
terviews will be held Friday
from 3 to 5 p.m.
UP Executive Committee 5
p m., Grail Boom.
Baptist Student Union 5:43
p m., supper, speaker, Rev i
ben Fisher, "N.C. Baptists and
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give-'liim "the works
pocket
secretary
by mm '
Here, the efficiency expert
every man appreciates.
Rolfs leather-lined
Pocket Secretary
has a bill compartment,
place for check book, two
pockets for cards and
photos, a leather-backed
memo pad vvt!i golden tab
puil-out. S-jm total:
some giftl
$795.
plus tr t
smocth cowhide,
in wrnted black,
brown, tan and mahogany
Wentivorth
Sz Sloan
rXiitt
LAS
ADS
THE LIFE INSURANCE YOU
didn't buy may one day cost
your " family far more than it
saves you. For sound advice on
your life insurance program, call
Northwestern Mutual Life. Bill
Buell, Jack Nicholson, and Ar
thur DeBerry. Telephone 942-6966.
PART TIME WORK 40 HOURS
total. Copying, tabulating records
in Central Records in Hanes.
$1.50 per hour. Keep your own
hours. Call 963-0957 after 5:30.
3 1958 CHEVROLET BELAIR. 2
door hardtop, power steering and
brakes, automatic transmission,
push-button windows, white side
wall tires and deluxe interior.
$449. Call 963-5757.
SOLVE YOUR CHRISTMAS
shopping problems give a gift
certificate from the Jane Has
lem Gallcry-113 W. Franklin
Certificates on paintings, draw
ings, prints, artist materials or
custom framing North Caro
lina finest art gallery.
BY OWNER 1959 PORSCHE 1600
Super Roadster, roll up windows.
A-l condition. For further infor
mation, call Greensboro 275-7360
after 6.
study aidsfoiTpre-cIirist-
mas Quizzes Cliff Notes, Mon
arch Review Notes, you name it
and wd'U have it. THE INTI-
tvtatf- TinoKSTIOP. 119 East
Franklin St.
FOR SALE: 19S2 MG 1600 MK
tt rnnvrrt ih!p. excellent condi
tion. Call 929-1679 after 5 p.m.
WANTED: MALE STUDENTS
to share apartment located one
malc nff-camnus. Call 963-6175
after 4 p.m.
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Higher Education."
GM Bowling Tournament Sec
Gary French, manager, at Al
Star Lanes, Eastgate.
Carolina Christian Fellowship 6
p.m. Upstairs Lenoir Hall. Rob
ert King will speak.
FOUND
One burro on U.S. 15-501 Con
tact Delta Upsilon House.
MOVIES
Carolina The Roustabout
Varsity African Lion
Intramurals
In volleyball action, the Lewi
Ladrons beat the Stacy Spikes,
7-15, 15-13, 12-9; Emerson's
Cardplayers won over the
NROTC Admirals, 13T7, 12-14
15-10; Everett's Trojans topped
Graham White II, 11-6, 10-6;
Pi Kappa Phi beat Kappa Sig
9-2, 11-5; Graham White I beat
Alexander, 11-2, 10-3; the Ever
ett Rogahs topped Ehringhaus
C, 15-3, 15-4; and Graham wof
over Old East. 11-6, 15-4.
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A Very Special
Chrisfmas Gift
When you give an old and rare
book from our Old Book Corner,
it implies that you know the re
cipient well enough that you can
be sure he'll realize the value
of what he's getting.
It means that you know his taste
well enough to select a book that
will delight him.
It is obviously not something you
can chance with just anybody.
But when it does work when a
class gives a book to a beloved
professor, or a wife to a studious
husband you will be remem
bered with warmth for years.
The Intimate Bookshop
119 E. Frankliin St.
Open Till 10 P.M.
1 he Fine MocDm
Perry
ARF.'
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Playm
Of Standards Set
A Review
By the DTH Staff
The Carolina Playmakers pro
duction of Hamlet, alas, falls far
short of the remarkably high
standard set in the season's first
production, "My Fair Lady."
Director Tommy Rezzuto, who
scored such a tremendous suc
cess with the Lerner and Loewe
musical, has found Shakespeare
far less digestible, with the re
sult that the production lacks
both the polish and the appropri
ate casting that marked his earli
er effort.
The play, performed against the
somber background of a setting
done in grey and black, has a
single bright spot, David Gullette,
whose interpretation of Hamlet
is sensitive and powerful. He is
the single member of the cast
who seems capable of giving life
to his part, for he obviously feels
and understands the meaning of
his lines. The other players sound
precisely as if they are reciting
soliloquies memorized for a high
school speech presentation.
Laertes is played by Pascal
Tone, whose father, actor Fran
chot Tone, received more pub-.
NOW PLAYING
LA PIZZA wishes you a
erry Christmas with
a Prc-Holiday Special
Small Pizza or Large Spaghetti
or Lasagne or Ravioli with
Salad and Beverage
Your Choice ...............
Plus Free Egg Nogg
Extends Best Wishes to
Each and all
for
a very
Christmas
and a
appy Hew Year
Closed Dec. 19th
Reopen Jan. 3rd
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akers 'Hamlet' Falls Far Short
licity than David Gullette but'did
not, unfortunately, endow his son
with much of his talent. Pat, a
handsome blond, looks the part
of dashing young nobleman, but
as soon as he speaks he seems
more like a wooden soldier than
a fiery gallant. He does seem to
have mastered one element of
his part, for he dies reasonably
well, but one finds oneself wish
ing that he might have his mo
ment of glory in the first act so
as to avoid the suffering of strug
gling through his lines.
Ann West, who plays, Ophelia,
also gained "Fair Lady" fame
for the part of the housekeeper,
Mrs. Pierce. Like Rezutto she
might have been wiser had she
retired as undefeated champion,
for she will undoubtedly be more
kindly remembered for her for
mer performance. Actually, she
is an adequate actress in those
roles which fit her frame, but
she is entirely too matronly for
her part and is unable to over
come her distracting qualities by
superior acting. .
The most delightful character
in the play, Polonius, is portray
ed reasonably well by Lloyd J.'
Borstelmann who is able to cap
ture the marvelous absurdity of
the old man, but makes him so
harmlessly silly that it is dif fi-
cult to conjure up any feelings
of ill-will toward him. The re-
mainder of the cast gives per
formances which range from ac
ceptable to horrendous.. Margaret
Cathell as Gertrude is neither
outstandingly bad nor good, but
Randolph Umberger as Claudius,
is incredibly lifeless and utterly"
unconvincing. He seems a great
deal more like a henpecked hus
band than a ruthless murderer
or .tyranical ruler.
The typically Elizabethan set,
complete with platform and trap
door, is one of the fine points of
the play, for its complete lack of
color not only contrasts dramati
cally with the colorful Italian
Renaissance costumes (by Irene
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DAVID GULLETTE. Hamlet, (left), and Jim Slaughter, Hotatio,
(right) talk over the discovery of a skull in the gravedigger scene.
The play runs through Tuesday.
Rains), but lends a mood of mel
ancholy to the entire atmosphere.
Designed by the director, it is
starkly effective, for it is the
mere suggestion of a set, with
one painted backdrop which is
lighted in a dramatic representa-
tion, of the presence of Norwe
gian troops in Denmark.
The technical effects experienc
ed a traumatic incident when the
microphone over which the voice
of the ghost was heard made so
much noise that the audience
seemed convinced of his presence,
even when he was supposed to be
Any Contributions
The Chapel Hill area will be
canvassed for old clothes, toys
and games Monday through
Thursday by members of Pi
Lambda Phi fraternity. All
proceeds will be given to the
Chapel Hill Junior Service
League.
Persons wishing to make
specific contributions may con
tact Ken Mann at 968-9025.
ESTIMATES LOWER
.'
' The U. S. Public Health Ser
vice's National Health Survey,
just completed, reports 14.6 mil
'-lion' adult Americans with, "defi
nnite' heart disease" and an ad
ditional' 12.9 million with "sus-
- pect heart disease." American
Heart Association estimates have
r been considerably lower, indicat
ing some 10 million men, wom
en, and children with cardiovas
cular disease in the United
States.
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political scandal...
GALS, fast talking
GUYS, SEX,
BLACKMAIL, arid
PAYOFFS for
personal
POWER!
JERRY
BLAINE
presents
, MAMIE VAN DOREN
tBUWINS I
JUNE WILKINSON
TED K!GKTERiC MASGNRACKEL ROMEM
,ndt PARTY
fntai , MAURICE DL! m ROBERT MG'JS
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wandering elsewhere; but they
were, for the most part, suffi
cent. Everything considered, the pres
ent production of Hamlet is
a real tragedy. It so lacks the
professional touch of "Fair Lady"
that one might almost think that
it is being put on by an entirely
different group. Even the fact
that Shakespeare is the ultimate
in Elizabethan drama and there- J
fore extremely hard to produce
is not grounds for redemption,
"To be. or not to be" ... if
that is the question, The Caro
lina Playmakers "Hamlet" ought
not to have meen!!
for liim
at
thrlstwas
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Bailou, in 14 K Gold, Gold Filled,
or Sterling.
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Arthur
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he knows the areas' of the Legis
lature and of Student Govern
ment which need improvement.
"The main problem with Stu
dent Legislature," he said, "is
its large turnover in member
ship. We need more really j
qualified people to make Legis
lature their main activity.
"So many really creative!
people don't come in touch with!
SL or Student Government," he
said. "We need new talent and:
fresh interests." ;
True to his beliefs. Hays is;
still actively compiling his "Om-,
nibus Bill" which will complete
ly rewrite the codifications and ,
statutes of all Student Govern-1
ment bodies and eliminate all in-;
consistencies.
He spent last summer compil-
ing a card cataloge for the Uiird
draft of this bill, and all legis
lators shudder in horror to con-:
template its period of considera-
tion.
They are well aware that, in;
Hays words, he is capable of ;
being "a pillar of brass by day;
a pillar of gas by night."
and
Christmas
trapping
is on the
house
at the
Intimate
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
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5. Possesses
9f. Uprising
10. Simpleton
11. Italian
poet
12. Tribunal
14. At home
15. Maxim
17. "Much
About
Nothing"
18. Moslem
title .
20. "The
on the
Floss"
23. Proceed .
24. Cipher
26. Journeyed
28. Disease of
eheep
30. Macaw:
Braz.
31. Became
less hot,
as liquid
34. N. Europe
ship canal
37. Siberian
grulf
38. Scorch
40. Sheltered
side
41. Doctrine
43. Bark
45. Sun god
46. Depart
49. Lukewarm
51. Mix
52. Jewish,
month
53. Oceans'
54. Refuse to
grant
DOWN
1. Association
of farmers
2. French,
river
3. Little
children
4. Vapor
5. Away
6. Court
7. Girl's name
8. Mud
11. A former
Mexican
. president
13. Temper
16. Humor
19. Constellation
JOSEPH'S
HAIRSTYLISTS
wish you a
HAPPY DOUDAY
j and invite you to
TTn
ayes
Until he leaves Student Gov
ernment next fall, members of
the UP caucus will tell you that
Arthur Hays, like death and
taxes, is the only unavoidable
consequence of life.
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at the
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Today's Specialty
11230 - 2:30
Fil!et of Flounder
French Fries
Cole Slaw
Bread & Salad
CHARTER FLIGHT
to EUROPE
New York to London
Departs June 10
Returns September 12
$250 Round Trip
Available only to:
Students
Faculty
Staff Members of
UNC and their im
mediate family
Goniaci:
Burt Uclfson
942-1191
942-3225
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22. Skulk
25. Lubri
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piece
29. Scotch
river
31. A kind
of
spring
32. Haunt
33. Period
of time
35. Weirdly
36. A metal
39. Valued
42. Chap
44. Goddess of
volcanoes
47. By way of
48. Bitter
vetch
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on words
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