'My Fair Lady' to Open Friday in Fine Arts Theatre the Curtain of the Fine Arts John E
Tuesday, May 4, 1965 Eastern News Page Three 'My Fair Lady' To Open Friday In Fine Arts Theatre The curtain of the Fine Arts John E . Bielenberg, assistant phoenetics and pronunciation to Galatia; Trena Smith, Danville; KAREN COOLEY, Charleston; Theatre goes up Friday evening on professor of theatre arts, has de make her appear as a duchess. Suzanne J. Coleman, Villa Steve Kelly, Roselle; Doug Est a London tenement where the signed a set with two 21-foot dia There are several entanglements: Grove; Karen Stojan, Hampshire; ness, Forest Park; Rodger Schoon flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, ped meter revolving platforms which El.iza's falling in love with Hig Barbara B. Swenson, Westchester; over, Mt. Carmel; Jim Moses, De dles her wares. include three settings. In the fore gins and her father's trying to Sara Golinveaux, Birmingham, catur; Kenneth Mehl, Carrollton; George Bernard Shaw's com stage, the set includes four addi worm money out of Higgins for Ala.; Gary Connett, Robinson; Mark Allen, Carlinville; Lynette mentary on the need of phoenetic tional settings. the use of his daughter. Nancy Brinker, Olney; Mary Reid, Nottingham, Decatur; Lin d a reform, turned into a musical More than 100 costumes have The cast for the production in Car linville; Karen McAlister, Childress, Ashmore; comedy that swept Broadway as been designed for the large cast cludes two "Elizas." 1,inda Stan Joliet; Blaise DeMuth, Mt. Pulaski, the longest running show in hist by Ann E. Smith, instructor of ley, junior music major from Gordon Case, Manhattan; Larry ory by Alan Jay Lerner and theatre arts.
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