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Daon Sosati Grey Alio rs Makes Announcement
EDGAR DANIELS
Playmalcers'
'The Tempest'
Opens Friday
by Chuck Kellogg
A cast of 24 under the direction
of Foster Fitz-Simons will give
three performances this week of
Shakespeare's poetic romance,
The Tempest", in the Playmak
ers Forest Theater.
Production dates are Friday
Sunday of this week at 8:30 p.m.,
and tickets are available now at
Swain Hall and Ledbetter-Pick-ard's.
Foster Fitz-Simons, the director,
has received national acclaim for
his talents as an author and the
ater worker. For many years he
was a member of Ted Shawn's
dancing company, later serving as
choreographer and principal
dancer for "The Lost Colony",
symphonic drama at Manteo.
Headlining the cast of players
are John Miller, Signal Mountain,
Tenn., as the aged magician Pros-
pero; Saravette Trotter, Chapel
Hill, as his daughter Miranda;
John Bonitz Jr., Greensboro, as
the young and noble Ferdinand;
and Virginia Young, Chapel Hill,
as the island sprite Ariel.
Other key cast members in
clude Edgar Daniels, Raleigh, as
Caliban; Lloyd Borstelman, Chap
el Hill, as Stephano; James Prit
chett, Lenoir, as Sebastian, and
Robert Thomas, Greenville, S. C,
as Trinculo.
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hmry Science Lists Summer .Prof.
The summer faculty of tlte
School of Library Science will
include many distinguished li
brarians and professors from
other states and North Caro
lina. The new graduate curricula
offered by the school necessi
tated an enlarged teaching
staff, and Dean Susan Grey
Akers has announced the fol
lowing summer appointments:
During the first term, June
10-July 15, Dr. Andrew J.
Eaton, Associate Director of
Libraries, Louisiana State
University, will teach courses
in methods of investigation
and research in librarianship,
and the selection and use of
books and related materials
for adults. Dr. Eaton is a grad
uate of Wooster College, re
ceived the B. A. in L. S. de
gree from Michigan and his .
Ph.D. degree from Chicago
where he served several years
as research assistant. .
Dr. Howard F. McGaw, li
brarian of the University of
Houston (Texas), will teach
during the second term, July
16-August 20. Dr. McGaw was
educated at Vanderbilt, re
ceived the M.A. and B.S. in
L.S. degrees at Peabody, and
the doctorate from Columbia.
He has served as librarian at
Memphis State College, Uni
versity College of Northwest
ern University, and on the
staff of the University of Chi
cago Library.
Mvrs. Carolyn Wicker Field,
Librarian, New Castle county
Free Library, (Delaware), will
teach during the second term.
Mrs. Field has taught at the
Simmons College School of
Library Science and has serv
ed on the staffs of the New
York and the Wilmington, Del.,
Public Libraries.
Miss Norris McClellan, as
sistant professor of Library
Science, Louisiana State Uni
versity, ' will teach courses in
books and ' related materials
for children, reading interests
and guidance, and the admin
istration of school libraries.
Miss McClellan holds decrees
from Louisiana State smd Col
umbia. She has had wide ex
perience in school libraries.
Miss JaneTB. Wilson, super
visor of Elementary School Li
braries, Durham, who will
teach during the second term,
has degrees from Duke and
North Carolina.
Courses in cataloging - will
be taught by Miss Jinynie
Deck, cataloger of the Techni
cal Library, Tennessee Valley
Authority. She has degrees
from Georgia State College for
Women, Peabody College and
Michigan. She has had exten
sive cataloging experience.
Others of the summer facul
ty include Miss Cora Margaret
Allman, formerly librarian, U.
S. Information Service Libra
ries, Manila, P. I., now com
pleting graduate vork at the
University here, and Mrs.
Louise Moore Plybon, elemen
tary school librarian, Charlotte.
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