JJLJ-L, I ..}u.... t I 4.rl @ THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE 1950·51 Season Films and Plays THE September 6-8: Opm City, Italian .film 21, 22: j ean Cocteau's B.eauty and the Beast, French film UNIVERSITY 28,29: The Dam11ed, French film OF October ~. 6: Antoine and AntoitJette, French film 12, 13: BJ(ape from Yesterday, French film HAWAII 19,20: The Raven, French film 26,27: The Barber of Seville, French Opera Comique film THEATRE November 7, 11: Theatre Group production of Lawrence and Armina Langner's THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS GROUP 14-18: THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS 24-25: Pagnol's Marius, French film

December 1, 2: Pagnol's Cnar, French film 7·9: Cage of Nightingales, French film 30: Theatre Group production of Bernard Shaw's MAJOR BARBARA

January 5, 6: MAJOR BARBARA 10-13: MAJOR BARBARA

February 8, 9: Jouvet in Between Eleven and Midnight, French film 15, 16: Gigi, French film \ 22,23: Kreutzer Sonata, French film

March 15-17: Theatre Group.production of THE HOUSE OF SUGAWARA, a newly NOEL COWARD'S translated Kabuki play 20-24: THE HOUSE OF SUGAWARA 27·29: THE HOUSE OF SUGAW ARA 30, 31: Light of India, Indian film PRIVATE. LIVES April 6: T!Je Ghost Goes Wm, American fil~ 13: Museum of Modern Art film, the Marx Brothers in Dudz Soup 14: Shoeshine, Italian film 21-22: Theatre Group production of William Wycherly's THE COUNTRY WIFE 25-28: THE COUNTRY WIFE

May 2, 3, 5: The Soul of ChinR, Chinese film 4: Museum of Modem Art film, Garbo in Annt~ Chrhtie 11·12: Theatre Group production of FOUR ORIGINAL PRIZE PLAYS 17·19: FOUR ORIGINAL PRIZE PLAYS

June 1: Museum of Modem Art film, Chaplin's Essanay Comedies 8,9: Theatre Group production of Noel Coward's PRIVATE LIVES 14-16: PRIVATE LIVES JUNE 8, 9, 14. 15, 16, 1951 The total attendance at these films and plays was approximately 20,000. FARRINGTON HALL THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAll THEATRE GROUP THEATRE GROUP COUNCIL presents Arthur Caldeira Milvirde Woolsey-Lee Miyoshi Ikeda PRIVATE LIVES Irene Casey William Yamazaki Robert Gray William Paz Rosalie Roberts Irene Y amato An. Intimate Comedy Ann Davis Samuel Young by Joel Tr:~pido and Earle Ernst (Directors) NOEL CO~'ARD

THE CAST (in order of appearance) DARKNESS AT NOON SIBYL CHASE ...... •...... Phyllis Walker Scheduled for ten performances at Farrington Hall in late July and early August is ELYOT CHASE ...... •...... Louis Steed Dar/mess Ill Noon, the Sidney Kingsley dramatization of Arthur Koestler's well-known novel. VICTOR PRYNNE ...... Gilbert Kin~ The production will be a joint undertaking by the Honolulu Community Theatre and the AMANDA PRYNNE ...... Kathleen Sullivnn University of Hawaii Theatre, under the direction of Elroy Fulmer and Earle Ernst. Darkness Ill Noon, currently playing on Broadway with Claude Rains in the leading role, was -this SYNOPSIS OF SCENES year's winner of the Drama Critics Circle Awurd. This well-written, powerful examination of the Communist regime in Russia will be one of the most important events in.Honolulu Act I. The terrace of a hotel in France. A summer evening. theatre history. Act II. Amanda's flat in Paris. A few days later. Evening. Act III. The same. Next morning.

There will be intermissions between the acts. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART FILMS Directed by EARI.E ERNST Summer Series Settings supervised by EDWARD LANGHANS Lighting by ELBERT SMITH The University Theatre has had the good fortune to be able to arrange for five of the Costumes by ALBION ASPINWAlL Museum of Modern Art Films' choicest old American films as an early summer offering. The five films, which will be given on succt'Ssive Fridays beginning June 22 and closing PRODUCTION CHAIRMEN July 20 (the first five weeks of the University Summer Session), are the following: Business Manager ...... Irene Yamato Th~ Big Parad~, with John Gilbert (1925) Stage Manager ...... Arthur Caldeira All Qttiet on the W' eJtern Prom ( 1930) Lighting ...... Miyoshi Ikeda Calvakade ( 1933) Costumes ...... Aoo Davis David Harum, with Will Rogers (1934) Properties ...... Barbara Kashinoki, Milvirde Woolsey-Lee Make-Up ...... Raymond Shigalci, Irene Casey Camille, with Greta Garbo ( 1936)

Head Usher ...... Robert Gray As with all Museum of Modem Art films1 these will be open only to those holding Series Memberships, the price of which will be three dollars. There will be no admissions to Publicity ...... Irene Casey individual programs. The programs will be given at 7:00 :md 9:00 p.m. each Friday. Those Business .... Albert Miyasato, Myrle Pung, Maryanne Shimabukuro, Nancy Young who wish to may send checks or money orders adc:hessed to the University Theatre at any time, being sure to indicate their choice of 7:00 or 9:00 p.m. performance. Tickets will be Staging...... Owen Sheets ready for mailing by the latter part of May.