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Flint Bailey (Norrn Green) "nd his partner, Jirn Steele (L,.rry H yer), hold a
confab with the Indian chief, Lost St,.r (Mort Grlnker).
Joan Cobl• emot•a aa Larry Hy•r, Norm Green and Doria Moore await their cues during
early rehearealo of the fall play.
A Western frontier play written by an Idaho
graduate opened the 1950-51 season. Talbot Jennings'
"No More Frontier" told the story of a
young Easterner coming West and of the conquering
of the new land by him and his descendants.
Indians, cattle rustlers and a war
between the sheepmen and the cattlemen all
combined to produce a fast-moving and actionpacked
performance.
Counteu Aurelia, the Madwoman of Chaillot (Marion Davidaon}, aeema juatly au•piciou•
of the Prospector (Ken Goldsberry), the Preeident (Ted Gallagher). the Broker (Tom
Wright) , and the Baron (Norm Green), who are plotting the des truction of Paris.
"One part fantasy and two parts pure reason"
made up the formula for "The Madwoman of
Chaillot" by Jean Giradaux, which was presented
in the University auditorium on April 13-
14. This recent Broadway hit proved a favorite
of many with its vivid costumes and sets. The
plot of big businessmen to destroy Paris in order
to drill for oil is successfully thwarted by the
Madwoman, with the aid of a colorful assortment
of vagabonds.
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