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...THIEBAUD, 41, who teaches at the Davis campus of the University of California, paints cakes, pies, ice-cream cones, candy machines and lollipops, and he portrays them so lushly that the viewer's mouth is bound to water. Last week, as his first Manhattan show closed at the Allan Stone Gallery, there was ample evidence that he had a number of connoisseurs drooling as sympathetically over the slice-of-cake school of art as literary critics once took to the slice-of-life. Among those who snapped up Thiebaud's canvases: Manhattan's Museum of Modern...
...large single contributor this far was the cast of the Eliot House play, Twelfth Night, which opens week. Allan P. Gibb , co-producer of the play, told CRIMSON that a per-cent of the profits would be given to the elephant; $50 has been donated in advance. Gibb indicated that he was sure "the caliber of the production is such" that the group "couldn't fail to earn the money." He said the ture was fitting because the production is colossal--almost elephant sized...
Through its lawyers Harold Rosenwald '27 and Allan W. Drachman, L.L.B. '61, the HSA contends that questions about the financial aspects of the 1961 "Let's Go" are irrelevant to the litigatiton and that queries on the finances of the 1962 guide are premature...
...allusions it will take him ten years to forget. But, pedantry aside, Bacchus and his father Silenus are two really engaging comic characters you won't forget: Bacchus (who is crowned with myrtle, but wears shades and is hip) is William Keough, who is almost as good as Allan Mandel, the drunken old God who gives imitations of Mars trapped in the net at parties, and who chases sea nymphs. At the play's end, Midas--a tragically wiser king--is standing dolefully orating about life and aspirations; and back of him, the two cavorting Gods dance their way offstage...
Speaking will be: Joseph E. Clements '63, on "Lightning on the Right;" Virgil T Fryman, Jr. '62, "Slogans and Survival;" Allan P. Gibb '64. "World Trade:" liarry F. Greene '63, "The Eighth World Festival of Youth and Students for Peace and Friendship;" David G. Gullette '62, "A Modest Suggestion for the Problem of Youth Today;" and Gregg D. Wood '62, "The idea of the City...