Mars Hill Plans
Photo Exhibits
The photographs of Charles O.
Tomlinson, a television, movie,
drama, iinH opera scenic and
costume designer, are currently on
view at Mars Hill College
Tomlinaon to an alumnus of Man
Hill's Claaa of 1161 After graduation,
lie served with the U.S. Army for two
years in Korea and Japan. Returning
to school after his discharge, he earn
ed a bachelor's degree in theatre arts
from the University of Miami. He has
since continued his studies at UNC
C ha pel Hill, New York University,
and the University of London. He also
taught for three years at the Univer
sity of California at Irvine.
For the past 30 years, he has
designed several hundred produc
tions for the stage, scores of televi
sion shows, and six movies. Among
his televison crdits are four Dom
DeLuise specials and eight Dean
Martin celebrity roasts for which he
designed the sets and selected the
clothes. He has also spent five
Tomlinson's latest projects include
the scenic designs for the ballet
"Cinderella," and producing a movie
bsed on the life story of Tom Dula.
Filming of the movie is expected to
begin in Western North Carolina next
year.
The photographs may be viewed in
the Peterson Gallery of Blackweil
Hall, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily
Monday through Friday. The exhibit
if open to the public at no admission
charge.
seasons with the hit comedy,
"Three's Company,"
Although the photograps on exhibit
are the work of a designer, they are
not of a theatrical nature. As he has
traveled through 49 countries, he has
photographed life styles as expressed
through nativ^ dress, architecture,
and landscapes. These photographs
make up a reference file, now
numbering well past 4,00, for his
designs. The photgraphs at Mars Hill
are drawn from this reference file.
BEVA MAULER
Margaret Smith Photos
To Be Shown At MHC
AN EXHIBIT OF PHOTOGRAPHS BY MARS HILL'S
MARGARET SMITH will be on dispay at the Mars Hill College
Library through October. Many of Ms. Smith's subjects are
former Madison County natives currently living in an
Asheville rest home.
BURNETTE 'DOC' GOWAN
MICHAEL FLOWERS, RIGHT, PORTRAYS THE WICKED
WITCH and Chris Tomberlin will play the part of Dorothy in
the musical production of 'The Wizard of Oz', the first major
production of the season at Mars Hill College. The musical will
be presented at Owen Theatre on Oct. 18 through 28.
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