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Renaissance Work
Shown At Ackland
Now on permanent display in
the Main Gallery of the Ackland
Art Center of the UNC-CH is a
fifteenth century Italian Renais
sance altarpiece, The Madonna
and Child with Saints Lucy, Se
bastian, John the Baptist and
Catherine of Alexandria, by Jaco
po Sellaio (1441-14931.
Concerning the significance of
this major addition Joseph C.
Sloane, director of the museum,
says, "In the first place it's the
only fifteenth century Italian
work the museum nas and it fills
a considerable gap in the collec
tion. In the second place al
though the painting has suffered
a great deal of damage through
the years the key parts, that is,
the Madonna and Child, are in
good condition. It's an important
piece of that size 90 inches by
86 inches including the frame
and the sacra conversazione was
a typical type of altar painting
during the Renaissance Period.
There is no similar picture in all
North Carolina and thus it com
plements the collection in Ra
leigh in this respect.
"'Not much is known of the his
tory of the painting but it's at
tributed to Sellaio who is one of
the more mysterious painters of
Laughs
English
"Murder at the Gallop," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
produced by
George Brown, directed by
George Pollock, starring Mar
garet Rutherford.
By STEVE DENNIS
How English are the English!
Even for those who dislike
Agatha Christie, there must be
something exciting about the
prospect of Agatha spoofing Aga
tha in the movie now showing at
the Rialto Theatre in Durham,
"Murder at the Gallop."
Starring the invincible Mar
garet Rutherford, this is a movie
with a positively therapeutic
value. One of the funniest wom
en around today, Miss Ruther
ford has the face of a blood
hound and the talent of an unre
constructed laugh.
Milchester has problems mur
der, murder, and murder. Or so
Miss Marple (Margaret Ruther
ford) thinks. A blustering old
busybody who sees the world
through the murkily tinted spec
tacles of Agatha Christie's vision
of the murder mystery, Miss
Marple is concerned.
A wealthy, eccentric old man
dies One of his four heirs states
that he has been murdered, only
to be spitted on a long hatpin for
all her pains. Now there are
three. Miss Marple is sure she
knows THE ONE, until he is
murdered. Finally, after a wild
twist in the ballroom of an Eng
lish inn, she KNOWS. But it
would be unfair to reveal the
conclusion to this mad wave of
crime
After solemnly pronouncing her
opinion that "The books of Aga
tha Christie should be required
reading for the police force
Miss Marple sets to At first the
Inspector is politelytoleranU
NOW PLAYING
Shocking, Revealing
and Almost Too
Daring!
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the middle and latter part of the
fifteenth century. Sellaio was an
eclectic painter who was influ
enced by almost all the major
styles around him particularly
in his early work. He was a pupil
of Fra Filippo Lippi and was in
the group that included the
young Botticelli. The Madonna
and Child show the lingering in
fluence of the International Style
and there are traces of that in
fluence, particularly of Domenico
Veneziano in the Madonna. The
coloring is unusually fresh and
vivid.
The museum is open to the
public Tuesday through Friday
from 2 until 5 p.m. and 8 to 10
p.m. ; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
and Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. Closed
Monday.
ANY TAKERS
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI), "Sam,"
a University of Texas student
who gave no further identifica
tion, is about to be drafted.
He put a sign on a bulletin
board that advertised: "Help.
Need wife quick. I'm being
drafted and must get married
by Oct. 31. Call ggr 2-5720."
Pepper
Movie
then frankly alarmed, and final
ly jealous as Marple succeeds
where he only approaches. Mean
while, we, the audience, have
seen some of the most delightful
comic scenes in any recent Eng
lish film cavort themselves across
the screen.
If you have never seen Mar
garet Rutherford, you owe it to
yourself to experience this movie.
If you have, you will anyway. As
if Rutherford were not enough,
the other characters are suffi
ciently crotchety and "English"
to amuse even the most hard
ened Anglophobe.
A poignant French short, "Chil
dren Adrift," serves as an hors
d'oeuvre to this irresistible main
course. "Attendez-moi," cries the
waif who is here the hero in a
world of beauty, squalor, death,
and love.
Relax, Outfit Your
Quarters With an
Aquarium and
Tropical Fish
Billy
Arthur
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All Campus Calendar Items
must be submitted in person at
the DTII offices la GM by 2 p.m.
the day before the desired pub
lication date. Lost and Found
notices will run en Wednesdays
and Saturdays only.
TODAY
Wesley Foundation Co mm mi ion
7:15 a.m., Wesley House.
Hockey Club 4-6 pan.. Women's
Gym. .
IDC Meeting originally Wed., has
been cancelled.
Y-Public Affairs Committee 4:30
p,m., Y-Bldg.
Stray Greeks 6 p.m., Lenoir
Hall.
Scuba Diving Club 7:30 p.m..
Indoor pool, Woollen Gym, in
structors and equipment furn
ished, coeds invited, experience
not necessary.
Yack pictures 1-6 p.m., through
Fri., basement of GM, for Law
(1&2 yrs.), Medical U&2&3
yrs.), Public Health, Dentistry,
and Dental Hygiene students,
also late Sophomores and Phar
macy students.
Dix Hill Committee 1:50 p.m.,
trip to Raleigh for orientation
at hospital.
Ways and Means Comm. will
not meet this week, meeting
next week to be announcd.
YMCA, CCUN Banqet 5:30 p.
m., Lenoir, address by Sam
Leverin.
YMCA, CCUN 7:30 p.m., Ger-
rard Hall, address by Maurice
Liu on The United Nations.
School Board Convention 10:25
a.m., Memorial Hall, Mark Eth
ridge will be the keynote
speaker.
Hockey Club 4 pjn., Women's
Gym floor and baseball field.
VMfA-YWrA For ten Students
comm. 4:3U p.m., upstairs
, Y-Court, all interested students
please attend.
Sex 2 p.m., YMCA President's
Office, anyone interested in
planning a conference on sexual
mores and morals is invited.
"Little Mary Sunshine" 8:30
p.m., through Sun., Playmakers
Theatre.
MOVIES
Carolina The Girl with the
Golden Eyes. . -
Varsity A Girl Named Tamiko
LOST AND FOUND
Articles may be claimed at GM
Information Desk or Y-Court.
Found - green madras coat,
nametag Paul Sears, claim 100
Howell Hall.
Lost 2 spiral notebooks in geo
graphy bldg., return to Jon
Siwik, 542 Ehringhaus, reward.
Lost sterling silver charm bra
celet left in Gardner Hall, con
tact Jan Stout, 108 Spencer.
The Contemporary
Giviiizaiion Study
Aids - Back In
Slock At The
INTIMATE
NO U0ND I (JAKE UP
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THE DAILY
Campus
Lost unusual gold bracelet, con
tact Ginger Tribble, 968-9002.
Lost girl's silver pearl ring on
a silver chain, contact Martin
Cromartie, 29 Ehringhaus.
Lost Bulova watch in Woollen
Gym, reward, contact Poik
Rutherford, 308 Alexander.
.Lost natural-colored London.
Fog with name Anne Belcher
on inside, at Lenoir, contact
968-9010.
Lost brown leather wallet, con
tact Maung Maung Pyone, 411
Coker Hall.
Lost 7"x4" secretary, cards in
side, contact Donald Walter,
224 Joyner.
Lost black wallet, contact Char
les A. Becker, 304 Ruffin.
Lost brown leather wallet, con
tact Charles Vaughn, 433 Ehr
inghaus, reward.
Lost yellow gold, Waltham,
Economical Living Bank Financing
COLLEGE VIEW
MOBILE HOr.lE SALES
409 Main Street
Carrboro, N. C,
Phone 942-6462, Chapel Hill
J. D. Browning, Manager
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Monday Night, Oct. 28, 8:30 P.M. One Show Only,
Dorton Arena State Fair Grounds. All Seats Re
served. $200, $2.50, $3.00. Tickets on sale at Kemp's
Record Store in Chapel Hill.
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Fraud
S. Store
9. To exca
vate, as coal
10. Robust
11. One
12. Like a wing
13. Excess of
chances
14. Gain
16. To become
old
17. Breach
18. Behold!
19. Seed
21. Upright
23. Devour
24. Demand, as
payment
25. Buffalo
Bill .
27. Small
sleigh
50. Land
measure 51. Foot digit
32. Method
S3. A firearm
86. Ascend
37. Unseal
S8. Departed
39. Country
road
40. Biblical
5. Well
defined 6. Circle '
of light
7. Norwegian
saint
8. Dangers
13. Tree
14. Good friend
15. Little child
17. Obtain
20. Negative
vote
2L To project
22. Unwinds
24. Owing
25. Head
covering1
lb
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23
25-
lb
name
41. Finishes
62. Jumble
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2. Impeded
3. Cuckoos
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Calendar
men's wrist watch, contact Neil
Beach, 968-0165.
Lost black leather wallet with
important papers, may keep
money but return papers, Ge
orge Willets, 304 Graham.
FUTURE
Carolina Christian Fellowship Inter-Varsity
Group 6 p.m.,
Fri., supper and speaker Rev.
Jim Raines, "Basic Christiani
ty: Part Two God's Answer
to a Universal Problem."
United World Federalists Study
Course 7 pjn., Y reading
room.
Girl Scout Comm. Fri., up
stairs Y, all interested are
urged to attend.
Bridge Lessons sign-up at GM
through Mon., beginning les-
5108 Market Street
Phone RO 2-0411
Wilmington, N. C.
D. D. Browning, Owner
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bird
27. Pass
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28. Artist's
stands
39. Cereal
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grain
31. Harmonizes
34. Reach
across
35. Look after
36. Loose,
outer
garment
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sons start Tues.
Beth Ann Daniels, Folk Singer 8
p.m., Sat., Rendezvous Room,
GM.
English Club 7:38 p.m., Fri., 3fll
Carroll Hall, John Knowles will
read sections of his books.
National Affairs Seminar 2 p.m.,
Thurs., Y-Court, planning of a
seminar on U.S. domestic prob
lems and policy.
Orientation Reform Comm. 4
p.m., Thurs., Grail Room, GM.
Academic Affairs Comm. i p.m.,
Thurs., Woodhouse Room, GM,
organizational meeting.
Elections Board's Compulsory
Meeting 9: 20 p.m., Thurs.,
Howell Hall, for Candidates for
class and Honor Council posi
tions. Wesley Friday Night Supper 6
p.m., Fri., interested persons
call by 2:30 Fri. afternoon.
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phone No. 942-6966.
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