Ionesco show set Feb. 13-17 . .
Rhinoceroses running on rampage
for 'absurd' comedy by Play makers
Rehearsals are underway for
Th^ Carolina Playmakers tour
production of Eugene Ionesco’s
'‘Rhinoceros.” The satiric come
dy hit will run in the Playmak
ers Theatre here Feb. 13-17 pri
or to its tour of North Carolina
and Georgia cities.
A hit in every major country
west of the Iron Curtain, “Rhin
' osceros” is Ionesco’s latest con
tribution to the “theatre "Of the
| absurd.” The provocative play
shows what, happens when first
one, then countless, rhinoceroses
suddenly appear galloping
through the streets of a quiet
provencial town. Pandemonium
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sets in when it is discovered
that these are actually self
transformed human beings.
Tommy Rezzuto, staff direct
or of The Carolina Playmakers,
will stage the production. His
latest directing assignments here
were the highly-suecessful “Sum
i mer and Smoke” and “Dr. Faus
tus.”
Cast announced
Playing Berenger, the central
character in “Rhinoceros,” will
be Larry Warner of Rocky
Mount. He last appeared as Na
than Detroit in the Playmakers
“Guys and Dolls.” His perform
ances includb major roles in
‘ Dr. Faustus,” “Only in Amre
ica” and “The Boy Friend.”
Jean, the man who turns into
a rhinoceros on stag#, wilt be
played by John Crockett of
Chapel Hill. Crockett appeared
as Horace Vandergelder in the
Playmakers tour production of
"The Matchmaker” last year.
Juanese Hatten'"a~UNC drama
graduate from Pascagoula, Miss.,
will appear as Daisy, the wacky,
sought - after blonde in “Rhin
oceros.’’ Miss Ratten previously
appeared with the Playmakers
in “Guys and Dolls,” “Volpone”
and “Summer and Smoke.”
Others in cast •
Dudard will be played by Rob
ert Malone of Rockville, Md.,
and Harry Callahan of Livings
ton, N.J„ wilt portray Botard.
pthers in the cast are: Jim Zell
ner, Durham; Wes Van Tassel,
Kent, Minn.; Arnold Wengrow,
Columbia, S. C.; Hyman Field,
Columbus, Ga.; Anne West, Wil
mington; Mary Watson, Chapel
Hill; and Janice Moore, Beau
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‘RHINOCEROS' INVASION—Rhinoceroses begin invading the
office of three publishing house workers (Juanese Hatton, Robert
Malone and Larry Warner) in Eugene Ionesco's "Rhinoceros."
The Carolina Playmakers tour production of the satiric comedy
will rtm at the Playmakers Theatre in Chapel HIM Feb. 13-17
prior to going on its two-state tour. Tickets for the Chapel Hill
run will become available to the public on Thurs., Feb. 9, at the
Playmakers business office (214 Abernethy Hall) and at Led
beitefPickerd,-both in Chapel Hill. All seets are reserved at
33 each.
Race, family studies in new 'Social Forces'
“Social Forces,” a sociologi
cal journal edited at the Uni
versity, and published by the
UNC Press, has just come out;
in its December issue.*
The periodical contains 11
Brecksville, O., will be stage1
manager. _ __ |
Following its Chapel Hill |
run, "Rhinoceros" will go to: j
Kannapolis, Feb. 19; Augusta, |
Ga., Feb. 20; Wilson, Feb. 21; }
and Ft. Bragg, Feb. 22 and 23. ;
Curtain time for the Chapel
Hill run will be 8:30 each eve
ning, with an additional matinee
performance Sun., Feb. 17, at
2:30 P. m.
scholarly articles ranging from
a study I of “ Changes in the A
merican1 Occupational Structure
aud Occupational .'Gains of.Ne
groes During the 1940’$” to a
study cf “Social Status, Atti
tudes Toward Pregnancy and
Child - Rearing Attitudes." For
ty book reviews, with several
written by members of the UNC
faculty, appear in the current is
sue of the journal.
Editors of ‘“Social Forces” are
Prof. Rupert B. Vance and Guy
B. Johnson of the - Department
of Sociology and Anthropology
at UNC, Katherine Jocher, pro
fessor emeritus of sociology, is
the beck review editor.
chief calls attention
to-new poison liquor victim
A poison liquor case has ;
cropped up In Qrange County
recently, ABC / Enforcement I
Chief Burch Compton said yes
terday in an effort to warn
those who might be tempted
to drink, make or sell boot
leg booze.
Compton said one man, who
could not be identified, was
hospitalized from effects of the
poison whiskey but survived.
He said he received inf or
matron on the case through 1
another man who refused to
identify the victim but did i
name the source, who has not
(been caught. Another poison
liquor case has recently been
reported in Person County, he I
said.
He npted that persons con- j
victed of trafficking in poison 1
whiskey automatically receive
a mandatory five year sent
ence.
ASTRONAUTS VISIT
PLANETARIUM
Astronauts Gordon Cooper and
Alan Shepard spent the week
end in Chapel Hill undergoing
training at Morehead Planetari
um. Commander Shepard will be
backup man for Major Cooper’s j
multi - orbital space flight, cur
rently planned for some time ih :
April. ]
Lawsuit over fallout shelter
construction amended in court
Judge Henry McKinnon allow
ed a Chapel Hill woman to a
mend her suit in Superior Court
this week against builders of
her fallout Shelter.
The plaintiff, Mrs. H. H. Bass
of Oakwood drive, in the allowed
amendment, in the suit against
John S. Coman and Bennette
Faulkner, charged the defend
ants “abandoned the project...
after obtaining the money.” She
claimed the work in the fall-out
shelter was so unsatisfactory
and water leaking into the shel
ter was such a problem she had
to employ another firm to re-do
the work at great expense.
An apartment project with
plans for a community fallout
shelter, which ran into zoning
problems, met a quiet death jn
the Superior Court. The court
dismissed both suits and coun
ter-suits between. Masterbilt
Homes, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. T.
R. Harward and the „ Board of
Aldermen of Chapel Hill. Master-!
bilt had proposed to build apart-1
ments on property optioned to
it by the Harwards, but was un
able to obtain a special use per- i
mit and zoning change required.
Masterbilt later went into re
ceivership and Tuesday’s ruling
dismissed1' its action against the !
town and terminated options and
agreements it had with the
Har wards. i
Divorces were granted in three j
uncontested cases: Tilley Marie
Horner Lipscomb from Richard
David Lipscomb, Nellie Margar
et P. Hart from Warren Lee
Hart and Cecil M Proctor from'
Anna Mary Proctor. A separa
tion and child custody agree
ment between Sandra Jane and
Alfred L. Sorensen was approv
ed by the court. / .
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