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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1974
Shaw satire plays tomorrow
Don Juan in Hell” by George
Bernard Shaw, will be presented
Wednesday in the Bryan Civic Au
ditorium in cooperation with Town
Hall and the Bryan Rotary Com
munity Series.
Starring Ricardo Montalban, as
Don Juan, the Community Series
program will be presented at 8 p. m.
Besides Montalban, the cast con
sists of many nationally and interna
tionally known actors, from both
stage and screen. These include
Edward Mulhare as the Devil;
Myrna Loy as Dona Ana; and Kurt
Kasznar.
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‘Don Juan” is the rarely pre
sented third act of Shaw’s monu
mental work “Man and Superman.”
It was first produced as a play in
1907.
Shaw uses Don Juan as a device to
satirize post Victorian England and
the future. Although the work was
completed over 70 years ago, Shaw
foretold and foresaw literally every
sexual and social moral problem of
the present.
This one-time event brings an
all-star cast to Bryan-College Sta
tion that has the combined experi
ence of all facets of entertainment,
from the stage to movies to televi
sion.
Montalban, who began in the
theater, has recently returned to
the stage after being in movies and
television. Montalban established
himself as a well-polished and ver
satile performer in movies and tele
vision.
The Devil, in “Don Juan”, is por
trayed by Edward Mulhare.
Mulhare starred in the Broadway
production of “My Fair Lady” as
Professor Higgins. After three years
with “My Fair Lady” he toured Rus
sia with the company. Television
then became the Irish actor’s next
field of concern. He starred in “The
Ghost and Mrs. Muir” television
series.
Myrna Loy, playing Dona Ana, is
an international award winning ac
tress. She received the Brussels
World Film Festival Prize for best
actress. Miss Loy i? also very active
in UNESCO and the American As
sociation of the United Nations.
TAMU students have a special
opportunity to buy tickets to the
program at reduced price. Students
and their dates can get tickets for
$2.50. General public tickets are
$5.50. Tickets may be obtained
from the Rudder Center box office.
‘Would like to be
a moon astronaut’
By BARBARA WEST
Staff Writer
Gen. A. R. Luedecke worked in
the military and government before
coming into the business of educa
tion.
Now the university’s executive
vice president, Luedecke, a 1932
graduate, first returned to A&M as
research coordinator in the College
of Engineering. Until that time he
spent 28 years in the Air Force, six
with the Atomic Energy Commis
sion in Washington and four as de
puty director of the Jet Propulsion
Lab at the California Institute of
Technology.
“I would like to have been an as
tronaut on the moon flights,’’
Luedecke said. “I would even have
liked to be in a position to take one
of the first trips to Mars. Of course
that s still a long way in the future. ”
It may not be as exciting as space
travel, but he has all the work any
one could want in his present posi
tion.
As part of his official duties
Luedecke is concerned with
facilities planning and construction
programs, he represents TAMU in
several university associations
which sponsor cooperative research
projects and hears reports from four
university committees. He chairs
two of the committees, the Reactor
Safety Board and the Long Range
Campus Planning Committee.
Much of Luedecke’s job involves
determining needs and priorities for
physical services for all campus
programs and translating these
needs into design, development
and construction.
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Aggieland making reservations
Organizations can now schedule pictures for the Aggieland.
Those wanting a picture taken for the yearbook should come
by the Student Publications Office between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
weekdays to make an appointment.
Deadline for signing up for pictures is November 15.
CASA CHAPULTEPEC MEXICAN RESTAURANT
(Only restaurant in Bryan serving Mexican style steak)
1515 South College
822-7784
Bryan, Texas
LUNCH SPECIALS
Tuesday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Taco Dinner $1.39 Plate Lunch $1.75
Tamale Dinner $1.39 Chopped Steak Mexican Style Served
Enchilada Dinner $1.39 with Gravy, Rice, Beans, Salad, and
Combination Dinner $1.39 homemade Flour tortillas
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cedillo are glad to announce that their kitchen is now being
managed by Mr. & Mrs. Catarino Reyna from Mexico
Filing for Freshman offices begins
Freshmen may file for positions from Oct. 31 to Nov. 7, 8 a.m. till 5
p.m. in the Student Programs Office in the MSC.
There are positions for five senators and freshman class officers. Stu
dents must not be on scholastic probation to be eligible.
Elections will be held Nov. 14.
For further information contact Susan Warren at 845-3051 (SG office) or
693-4545 (home).
Course gives computer information
WANT AN ENGINEERING
CAREER THAT’S DIFFERENT?
TRY SCHLUMBERGER’S INTERNATIONAL STAFF.
More than fifty recent U. S. engineer grads are in the oil fields
of the Middle East, West Africa, Far East, Europe and South
America as Schlumberger engineers. Interested?
INTERVIEWING
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Fall/Spring Grads
Friday, November 1
Placement Center
A seminar on computer tapes will he conducted Oct. 29, at 3:30 p. m. in
room 105d, Zachry Engineering Center. This course will cover all necessary
information for use of magnetic tapes on the IBM 360/370 series, other
computer systems, and what to look for in getting tapes from other sources.
No prerequisite for this course, but some experience with Fortran or
other languages will aid in the understanding and application of the material.
Call Chuck Adams, Data Processing Center, 845-4211, for enrollment
or information.
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TODAY
AUSTIN HOME TOWN CLUB will meet at 8 p. m. in
the Rotunda of the Academic Building.
AGGIE CINEMA will show Forbidden Games, a
Rene Clement s anti-war movie, at 8 p.m. in the
Rudder Theater. Admission is $1.
NURSING SOCIETY will meet at 7 p.m. in room 231
of the MSC. Dr. A. A. Price of the veterinary
medicine college will speak on the possibility of a
TAMU nursing school.
AIR FORCE STUDENT WIVES CLUB will meet at
7:30 p.m. at T-3-C Hensel, the jhome of Becky
Pepin. For more information call 693-4906.
CERTIFIED FIRST AID PEOPLE interested in
working on the Bonfire will meet at 7:30 p.m. in
room 225 of the MSC. Contact Kathy Sullivan,
845-5608, for information.
WEDNESDAY
SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL will meet at 7:30 p. m. in
room 204 of the Rudder Tower.
THURSDAY
MSC DANCE COMMITTEE will sponsor a Hal
loween dance at Deware Fieldhouse from 9 to
11:30 p.m. Skydog will perform. Costume con
test with prizes. The film “Spirits of the Dead”
will he shown at 11:30.
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