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THE BATTALION
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1975
It’s a busy month
October will be a busy month
in Texas. Events such as the
State Fair of Texas and the Tyler
Rose Festival will be included.
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The granddaddy of all fairs,
the State Fair of Texas is Oct.
3-19 in Dallas. The Tyler Rose
Festival is Oct. 15-19 and fea
tures flowers from the East
Texas city forming acres of
bouquets. The famed
parade will be Saturday,
tober 18.
In preparation for the fairs,
Texas cooks have experimented
with new recipes for jams, jel
lies and cakes. Others have
made quilts, knittings and
crocheting. Also prized lives
tock are readied hoping to win
the blue ribbons.
Aggietoons
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Review
Play features sole actor
By DOUGLAS WINSHIP
Battalion Staff Writer
A play without actors.
In one sense, this is what any
marionette production is.
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However, as anyone who was
present can attest, there was very
definitely an actor in last night s
production of Oedipus the King.
This actor was Dr. Peter Arnott,
who IS the Arnott Marionette Thea
ter.
Dr. Arnott manipulates the fi
gures, controls the lighting, and
speaks all the parts. And does all
with such consummate skill that the
absence of other actors is only rarely
noticed.
Dr. Arnott has used the absence
of the distractions of visible actors to
insure that Sophocles’ lines, which
Arnott translated himself, retain
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their full import and impact. He de
livers the lines in a clear, distinct
voice with properly restrained emo
tion.
His manipulation of the figures,
up to seven at once, on the simple
stage adds the necessary emphasis
to his lines without engrossing the
attention in an excess of activity.
Very occasionally he is unable to
make immediately clear who is
speaking.
Only once is the action of the fi
gures obviously, distractingly inap
propriate. When Oedipus leaves
the stage after learning his true rela
tionship to Laius and Jocasta, the
Chorus has a speech before the
entry of a messenger to relate the
death of Jocasta. During this
speech, two figures turn back and
forth, gesticulating with arms and
staff. The action is unnatural and
jarringly breaks the trance-like ab
sorption of the spectator which has
been previously established.
In addition to controlling the fi
gures and speaking the lines. Dr.
Arnott controls the lighting — and
there are many lighting changes.
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Joe Arciniega ’74
Greg Price ^
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Dr. Raymond F. Buck, acting
county health director, said Tues
day that 52 cases of strep throat
were also reported in the county last
month. Buck also said that at least
13 people suffered from influenza
during September. Nine cases of in
fectious mononucleosis were re
ported, as well.
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He seems to have a different combi
nation of blue, red and white lights
for every change of mood.
Particularly striking is the white
spot from the bottom of the stage as
Oedipus proclaims his curse upon
the murderer of Laius. The curse
which he sets upon himself.
That one man can simultaneously
perform every aspect of a theatrical
production, and do so almost flaw
lessly, is a testament to that man.
Dr. Arnott deserves high praise for
his fine achievement.
The pathetically tiny audience
participated in a rare experience.
Those without the foresight to at
tend are to be pitied.
General Telephone Co. of the
Southwest and the cities of
Bryan and College Station are
anxiously awaiting their day in
court.
A hearing concerning the is
suance of a permanent injunc
tion against General Telephone
is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday
before 85th Dist. Court Judge
W. C. Davis in Bryan.
The Bryan Council voted this
morning to establish new tele
phone rates in that city. The
$219,(XX) increase is identical to
the increase approved last
Thursday by the College Station
City Council.
If the permanent injunction is
granted. Genera! Telephone
would be forced to accept the
reduced rates offered by the two
city councils. But the phone
company could then file suit in
an attempt to get the $1.07 mill
ion increase they originally re
quested in April by proving the
increase would insure a fair rate
of return on invested capital.
If the permanent injunction is
not granted, Bryan and College
Station could then file suit in
district court to prove that Gen
eral Telephone is not entitled to
the requested revenue.
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The Brazos County Health De
partment reports that 76 cases of
gonorrhea were confirmed in the
county during September.
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