anaheim-gazette 1964-10-28

Chapman To Feature 'St. Joan' In Fall Production Set "St. Joan" by George Bernard Shaw will be presented by the Chapman College Drama Department as its fall production Nov. 5, 6, 7, and 8. Curtain will be at 8 p.m. in the college auditorium all four nights, with reserved seat and general admission tickets available at the door for all performances. Henry Kemp - Blair, assistant professor of speech and drama, is directing the cast, which is headed by Laurel Wheeler, a drama major, in the lead role as Joan. A sophomore from Los Gatos, Miss Wheeler, last year appeared in the Chapman productions of "Inherit the Wind" and "The Wizard of Oz" and also was a member of the company of the annual Christmas drama tour. In other key roles are Merle Janes, a freshman English major from Santa Ana, as the Dauphin; Dan Earl, a senior music major from El Cerrito, as Dunois; and two community actors, Patrick Birkett of Garden Grove as Bishop Cauchon and T. worth of Orange as Chaplain Stocumber. Other community actors on the cast are Mike Renard Tustin and Kemp Curtis of range. Richard P. Doetkott, instructor in speech and drama, is the technical director and set designer for the production. "St. Joan" is still significant for today's audiences because its portrayal of the individual PAUL CARL THE WALKING CANE HE WILL WO VOTE FOR CA REPUBLICANS AND DEM WALT STARKEY AND K VOTE FOR CA REPUBLICANS AND DEM WALT STARKEY AND K It’s on its w A new Oran phone boo calling. Loc Features your own calling area lets you see how to dial local a How to find yo If your phone number begins with: See Directory Pages 492.....6A- 6B 493, 495 or 496.....7A- 7B 521 or 523.....8A- 8B 522.....9A- 9B 524, 528, 630, 635, 772, 774 or 776.....10A-10B 525, 526 or 529.....11A-11B 527.....12A-12B 530, 534, 537 or 638.....13A-13B 531, 540, 544, 546, 837, 838 or 839.....14A-14B 532, 538 or 649.....15A-15B After you locate your calling area comes with the directory), and th By the way, Information has a new number—411. Re has one, too—611. Both are listed on the white page The Yellow Pages are now in a separate directory—books lighter, easier to use. FURE 'St. Joan' in Set Nov. 5 Bishop Cauchon and T. Ellis of Orange as Chaplain de number. Other community actors in cast are Mike Renard of Cin and Kemp Curtis of Orle. Richard P. Doetkott, instructor speech and drama, is tech-director and set designer of the production. St. Joan" is still significant today’s audiences because of portrayal of the individual's quest for religious and political freedom, according to Kemp-Blair. "Shaw has achieved in the play a balance between the arguments for ecclesiastical authority and the individual's right to stand alone in decisions," Kemp - Blair stated. EXHIBITION GAME HOUSTON (UPI) — The New York Yankees will help the Houston Colts open their new domed stadium by playing an exhibition game April 9. Confusion In Local 'Y' "Boy, am I exhausted, absolutely squeaked out! Those Y-Teens at the Y.W.C.A. will have me turned into a white mouse yet! I'm not at all sure what country I'm in either!" Margie Mouse spoke thus after the annual World Fellowship Carnival last Saturday night. "Girls, of all ages running were here, running there and the best smells coming from all over!" she said. "Man, wait until next year and I'll get to go again!" She added, "OH, yes, in all the excitement I nearly forgot... these Y-Teens and Teenettes are doing other things to Sycamore 6th grade club have Barbara Johnson and is Middleton for advisors Flag Salute at the P.T.A. ing this week. "The Taft 5th Grade with Mrs. Bach as advisor a refreshing swim party Yorba 7th "splashed" to Murphy's home. Their is Janis Barnett. "Palmyra 5th and 6th Sally Reem and Marsha advisors, held their this week at the 'Y.' We these "little green girl their dill pickle booth Carnival." CARPENTER X ING CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS WILL WORK FOR YOU FOR CARPENTER—NOV. 3 S AND DEMOCRATS FOR CARPENTER STARKEY AND KEN QUARRY: CO-CHAIRMEN its way! Orange County book for easier Look into it. Calling area map for faster, easier phoning...local and long distance calls at a glance. How to find your calling area map See Directory Pages: If your phone number begins with: See Directory Pages: 6A- 6B 533 or 535 ...16A-16B 7A- 7B 539 ...17A-17B 8A- 8B 541, 542, 543, 545, 547 or 549 ...18A-18B 9A- 9B 548 or 646 ...19A-19B 10A-10B 586 ...20A-20B 11A-11B 633 or 637 ...21A-21B 12A-12B 642, 673 or 675 ...22A-22B 13A-13B 826, 827 or 828 ...23A-23B 14A-14B 871 or 879 ...24A-24B Write your calling area map, insert the handy bookmark (which directory), and the map will always be at your fingertips. Number—411. Repair Service on the white pages cover. Separate directory—makes both Pacific Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System Felonies Mark Busy Weekend For Police One arrest for assault an battery and two arrests for grand theft topped the Orange Police crime report for the weekend. Claudie Caller Aaron Jr., 24, 2111 Broadway, Santa Ana, was arrested by Orange Police during the weekend on a charge of assault and battery after he allegedly assaulted a 17-year-old Santa Ana girl. Police say Aaron told the girl her car was blocking a driveway in the 300 block of North Grand. The girl replied that her car was not but proceeded back to the vehicle. As she opened the car door Aaron put his hand on her right shoulder and attempted to restrain her. The girl broke loose and drove away. Intoxicated State Police were informed and at 8:20 p.m. Friday spotted Aaron standing in the area of Chapman College attempting to talk to a number of teenage girls. Police say Aaron was in an intoxicated state. The Santa Ana girl identified Aaron and he was arrested. Two men also were arrested on a charge of grand theft by Orange Police after they allegedly took ten fire extinguishers from the Fashion Garden Apartments, 1921 W. La Veta Ave., during the weekend. When apprehended, Larry Way, Tustin and Larry Allen Cooper Reece, 21, 13881 Karen Way, Tustin and Larry Allen Rogers, 21, 312 El Toro said they were taking the fire extinguishers "as a joke." Police Dragnet Edson E. Baldwin, manager of the apartments, was informed of the looting by a tenant. Given the license number of the car, he spotted it parked on Orchard Street backed up against the apartment fence. Baldwin parked his car in front of the vehicle and phoned police. Police found the suspects hiding down in the front seat of the car. A police dragnet was thrown out today for a heavy set man who was discovered in the bedroom of a residence on Darby Street early yesterday. How the man, who wore a terry cloth shirt, had gained entrance to the house, was still yet to be determined, officers said. Anyone Can Enter Flowers Roses, marigolds, dahlias, chrusanthemums ... any fall flowers may be entered in the flower show of the Garden Section of the Woman's Club of Orange Tuesday. 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