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Greek tragedy was featured in the first
studio productions of the year. "Antigone"
is the third part, chronologically,
in a trilogy by Sophocles. Although the
action of the play is continuous, it was
divided into three sections, as an experiment
in directing, for the advanced play
production class. Larraine Cole directed
the first division which featured Marion
Davidson as Antigone. The second part
was directed by Ken Goldsberry, and
Mary Thompson played the title role.
The last part had Marie Hargis as student
director and June Schalkau as Antigone.
June Schalkau
Antigone (Marlon Davidson) reflects the rnood of the
firat act aa • h e wondeH whether to disobey the king
and b u ry her bro ther.
Mary Thompson
Teireaiaa (Fred Burton ) advises Creon, King of Thebes
(Stowell J ohnetone ). who h aa refused a proper burial
t o Poly n lcee, Antigone 'a brother.
Joan Coble
((}ulwa!J/ /3oun/ 1950 Summer Show
Summer school set the scene for still
another major play. Miss Collette chose
"Outward Bound" by Sutton Vane for
the 1950 summer show. The plot concerned
an oddly assorted group of people
who found themselves on a shipdestination
unknown. They eventually
learned that they were all dead and on
their way to the judgment day.
Ken Goldeberry, Mort Grinker, Guy T e rwilleger, Larrelne
Cole, T ed Gallagher, Shlrley: Banning, Robert
Bunting, Mary Thornpeon.
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