Saturday, March 26, I960
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Othendse, 'Earnest' Isn't Much
Two Performances Bri
?f VIEW . . THE IMPOR.
TANCE OF BEING EARNEST
by Oscar Wilde presented by
the CAROLINA PLAYMAK-
tH; and directed by TOMMY
REZZUTO.
By MYLES ERIC LUDWIG
DTH Staff Writer
Of Oscar Wilde, it may be
said that he epigrammed his
way to immortality and his
audience to death. Of the Car
Charlotte Boy
A Myers Park High School
senior has been named win
ner of the 1966 Jefferson Stan
dard Scholarship to major in
radio, television and motion
pictues at UNC.
He is John Hafner Hutchin
son Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs
Hutchinson Sr. of 812 Poindex
ter Dr., Charlotte. The an
nouncement is made by Dr
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"ZOWIE! ROBIN, what are you trying to unmask me for?"
Does Robin really resent Batman? Will he unmask the hero
of Gothem City? Well if Batman and Robin are anything like
David and Daniel Fetkenhour the answer is "yes" to all the
above questions. Mrs. Gordon Fetkenhour didn't know what she
was getting into when she bought just one of the new batman
hats for David. Daniel, two, first leers while crouching for the
spring, then leaps. But the invincible David, er, Batman, fights
him off. DTH Photos by Jock Lauterer
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OVER SUTTOH'S DRUGS
olina Playmakers, it must be
said that they should have left
well enough alone; for it is a
horrible thing to hear the lines
of a play condemn both the
piece and its author.
However, they persisted in
rising his witty spectre and did
so with surprising results.
"The Importance of Being
Earnest" represents theatre in
its most limited form. It is a
single-dimensioned monologue
Wins Grant
Wesley H. Wallace, chairman
of the UNC Department of Ra
dio, TV and Motion Pictures.
The scholarship is valued at
$625 per year for four years of
study, provided the student
maintains scholastic excel
lence. The Jefferson Standard
Foundation established the an
nual award in 1954.
The Popular
"Poor Boy"
For
only
$3.00 to S4.50
Also,
we have
"PEEPERS"
$1.50
carried on between nine peo
ple who share no common hu
manity. It is a play neither of nor
about people, but around them;
it is, in its own clever way,
about either and we all know
how important a position that
concept occupies in our cur
rent lives. It is, in the words
of its author, "excessively bor
ing." Unusual Production
However, this production was
the most unusual one I've seen;
in a sense, it was perfectly
suited to the style of the play
and, intended or not, that is
indeed a marvel.
It's unusual in that it is the
only time I've seen a produc
tion of this play in which the
principals take a back seat,
nay a back bench, to the sup
porting players. And it's un
usual in that it's the only per
formance I've ever seen which
forces a comparison between it
and an 8 x 10 glossy photo
graph. James Slaughter sparkles as
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sun god
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cry
7. Man from
Lublin
8. Old-time
10. Clamor
11. It falls
but never
breaks
13. Small
nigrht birds
15. Terror
16. Pronoun
17. Hack or
circular;
for
instance
19. Left-hand
page
20. Units of
work
23. Postponed
indefinitely,
as a legis
lative bill
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29. Calm
32. No sooner
said than
said
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sym.
36. Excavated
38. Sullivan or
Wynn
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42. Restrain
(with up)
45. Reel life
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frequent 4 S. Stack of
hay
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valley
50. Confederate
general
51. Wapiti
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3. Track
events
4. Part of the
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letter
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Algernon. Somehow, he man
ages to radiate vapidity; and
his muffin-eating scene isthe
most precise piece of acting
that I've seen done at this Uni
versity. Watching him perform
is one of the two things that
make the evening endurable.
The other is the technical
beauty which Amanda Meiggs
brings to the part of Gwendolyn
Fairfax, a character who, un
der the control of an any less
talented actress, would have
gone the way of all flesh, only
much sooner.
Disappointing
But disappointing is the word
of Thomas Hull's enactment of
John Worthing, the central fig
ure of "importance." Hull
pouts a great deal and wilts
as does the audience as the
evening wears on. He has his
bright spots, but generally he
paints a picture of the lamest
Co6y Eight, Sinfonians Give
Combined Concert Sunday
A barnstorming vocal group,
the Colby Eight, will appear in
a combined concert with the
Sinfonians tomorrow afternoon
at 4 in Hill Hall.
The program is part of the
Contemporary Music Festival
currently being sponsored by
Phi Mu Alpha music frater
nity. The Colby Eight is an ac
apella singing group from Col
by College in Waterville, Me.
The octet will also appear at
tonight's Military Ball and will
make a tape for WUNC-TV's
"Performance" before heading
back north.
The Sinfonians, a 15-piece
concert jazz orchestra, will
present a representative pro
gram o f contemporary jazz
music. Music chosen by the
Sinfonians for their concert
ranges from the late Forties
up to today.
From the Forties, the group
will play Stan Kenton's "Opus
in Charturce" and Lester
Young's "Symphony Sid," both
driving big band compositions.
-pFor a change of pace, the Sin
x.ifonjans will play Keith McClel
' land's arrangement ' of '- Errol
--Garner's classic, "Misty." Mc
Clelland is the music director
for the Sinfonians.
To take the presentation
through the late Fifties, the
band will play a subtle ar
rangement of Jim Heath's
"Big P" and then a fast Ray
Brown creation, "Gravy
Waltz." The Brown tune is ar
ranged by Willie Maiden, who
plays tenor saxophone with the
Maynard Ferguson Orchestra.
The Sinfonians will not ne
glect Henry Mancini. They will
feature Ozzie Wiggins in Man
cini's "Walkin' Bass." Trom
bonist Buddy Parker has ar
ranged Andre Previn's "Good
bye Charlie," which will close
the show.
The Sinfonians Jazz Trio will
also be on hand to entertain
the audience with an impro
vised version of "Green Dol
phin Street."
"The Contemporary Music
Festival will be one of the big
highlights of the year," says
the Sinfonians' Charles Dear
man. "We are honored to be
a part of this festival, and I
feel that it will be gratifying
for the audience as well as the
band."
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The remainder of the roles
are portrayed with varying de
grees of amateurism, but note
should be taken, if adversly.
of Louise Lamont who march
es about the stage as if. she
were Anastasia's grandmother
and Carolyn Fitz-Simons, who
is simply miscast as the sweet-young-thing-sophisticate.
Tommy Rezzuto directed the
nlay with a tone of slackness
that rivals duPont's invention
of greaseless cookery; the at
mosphere is teflonesque.
And yet, the movement is
graceless and static; too often
we have to make do with tab
leaux. The same lack applies
to the settings of Millard Mc
Donald which are pretty but
sparse.
I've tried to resist using the
expression, but I can't. If
you're looking for Camp on
campus, this is where it's hap
pening. Colby Eight At
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