2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, February 23. 1982
Meetin,
' Whorehouse' falls short
to promo WiuMWm freeze
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By MARC ROOI H
AwiMunt Arts Editor
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,
the third production in the Carolina
Union's Broadway on Tour series, was
disappointing in many respects. The
musical score had only a few memorable
songs (I heard a man humming the "Star
Spangled Banner" after the performance,
not a song from the production), the plot
is almost nonexistent and the cast mem
bers performed as if they were greatly in
need of a rest.
The music and lyrics, by Carol Hall,
were not totally without merit. "Hard
Candy Christmas," the song which
echoes the feelings of the girls as they
finally leave their former "place of em
ployment," is at once touching and in
vigorating. Two other numbers stood out, al
though perhaps more because of the in
teresting and accomplished vocal qualities
of the performers rather than the songs
themselves. "Doatsey Mae," as por
trayed and sung by Jan Buttram, was a
look into the life of the girl who "wanted
to, but never could."
Susan Beaubian, as Jewel, was the epi
tome of big, bold and brassy in "Twenty
four Hours of I ovin'." Her presence
and voice were enjoyable in spite of the
weak song.
The only moment of real interest was
the action conjured up by the perfor
mance of Patricia Rourk as Shy. Her
transformation from the homely outcast
to self-confident prostitute was just short
of magical.
The rest of the cast was, for the most
part, forgettable. Darleigh Miller as Miss
Mona, the madam of the house, was not
particularly grating, but she failed to
create a character which went beyond her
occupation. ,
Christopher Wynkoop as Sheriff Dodd
offered a weak singing voice and an Un
sure characterization, while the characters
of the mayor, the governor and the
senator all faded into one unpleasant
caricature.
The audience cannot help but feel
cheated by Lawrence Miller's arrange
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ment of black platforms and stairs rather
uncreatively arranged to suggest a house
of ill repute. What differentiates Miss
Mona's establishment from perhaps
other similar ones are her dormitory-like
regulations and her insistance on being a
mother rather than a madam. Thus this
stark atmosphere is inappropriate for the
warm atmosphere necessitated by the
script., .
Tommy Tune's musical staging is
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audience of an all-out accomplished dan
cing feat. The direction by Tune and co
author Peter Masterson is satisfactory but
far from inspired.
By ANNA TATE
Staff Writer
A public meeting will be held at the Community Church in
Chapel I Ull in an effort to get the United States and the Soviet
Union to eze the testing and production of nuclear weapons,
tonight at 8.
In an auemnt to aid the growing segment of the religious
community concerned with the build-up of nuclear weapons
around the world, several religious groups in Chapel Hill have
become active participants in a "freeze campaign."
One of these groups, the Fellowship to Reverse the Arms
Race, is an interdenominational group sponsored by the Chapel
Hill Ministerial Association.
"The group's focus is on arms control, but particulariTy on
arms reduction," said Bob Phillips, coordinator of FRAR.
"President Reagan has scared a lot of people," he said. "I
think his casual talk and foreign policy based heavily on verbal
confrontation have many people concerned. The past year has
height nei' awn 'vs iiias me people don't like what they hear." .
Phillips said .hat FRAR and jther Chapel Hill groups were
organized in ra jgnition 01 ihe fact that the United States was
amassing nucler arsenals a id was thinking of acting offensive
ly, not just deftiisivelv. r- V
"We must address the iyue and make sure that people be
come aware about the nuclear arsenals," he said.
However, not all church leaders favor the disarmament move
ment. "There are other things that demand priority," said the Rev.
H. Lamarr Mooneyham of Durham, president of the N.C.
Moral Majority." v
"I would rather see the mainline denominations begin to be
concerned with abortion on demand and other things set forth
in the scriptures," Mooneyham said. "Nuclear proliferation is'
not found in the Bible."
Mooneyham said that as long as the Soviets build arsenals, he
would encourage his people to do the same in the name of free
dom. :, I . .V.--V."". ' .
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New CGC holds orientation ;
date set for officer election
Newly-elected Campus Governing
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Speaker ElChino Martin outlined
the CGC's structure, explaining the
duties of the Finance, Student Affairs
and Rules and Judiciary committees.
CGC members will elect members to
these committees at their regular
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speaker, speaker pro tern and com
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three days after its first meeting.
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even having met each other elect
these officers," said CGC member
Lori Dostal (District 5).-
Martin outlined the budget process
fori the new CGC members, saying
they should become familiar with the
groups which presently receive council
funding. The new CGC will begin re
viewing organizations' requests for
money in March.
"The biggest thing you have to do is
a budget process and that's the first
thing you have to do," Martin said.
Returning CGC member Phil
Painter said the budget process may be
difficult for the new members, but
that the three returning members will
be able to alleviate the difficulties.
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OVERSEAS JOBS-SUMMERYEAR round.
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BUBBLES LARUE WOULD LIKE to thank Skippy.
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TO THE PRETTY BZUNETTE volleyball star
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yonH hit a few volleys my way and we can get
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THE DANGEROUS TYPE-No, Tm not out of
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