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Cabaret. The Mather House version of the film about a degenerate pre-World War II Berlin. Really good--see Julia Klein's review in this issue. In--you guessed it--the Mather House dining room, May 13-16 at 8:15 p.m. Tickets $3.00, $2.50 with student discount...
...mood and rural setting, A Month in the Country is kin to Ashton's Enigma Variations, his last important ballet, created before he retired as the Royal's director. This time Ashton's gift for evoking another age is enhanced by a musical collage of Chopin. Julia Trevelyan Oman conceived the costumes and pale beige and blue furnishings of the sumptuous dacha, with ladies in flowing skirts and gentlemen in ivory frock coats. This is quite the prettiest ballet to light the stage of the Metropolitan Opera in some time and a high light of the Royal...
Yeomen of the Guard. The Gilbert and Sullivan Players do it again, with another great comic opera. See Julia Klein's review (in this issue). April 28-May 1 at the Agassiz Theater. Tickets $2.75. Get them in advance at Holyoke Center...
...good Hitchcock concept buried in the film. Two couples, one a little shady, the other downright criminal, pursue each other for purposes that are mutually misunderstood and increasingly scary. Lumley and his girl Blanche (Barbara Harris) divine a way to get rich through one of her clients, wealthy matron Julia Rainbird (Cathleen Nesbitt). Miss Rainbird wants to find her dead sister's illegitimate child, who was turned out of the family years before, and make restitution. If Blanche can use her spiritual powers to track down the heir, there is a pretty piece of change...
...specially designated for minority students. Students stressed that there must be consistency in the consideration of women and Blacks for staff positions along with the increased recruiting effort for minority applicants to the School. They encouraged observation of the spirit of the program, not just the letter. Respectfully submitted, Julia G. Fox Staff Assistant to the Visiting Committee