The Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 16, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 9, 1965 Page: 1 of 8
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'Beyond the Fringe' Comes
To TWC Stage Tonight at 8
rh« international comedy "Bey- The production was created for acceptance in both Britain and
ond The Fringe," "the darling of the Edinburgh music and theatre America. But in this particular in-
|he London and New York stage," festival in 1960. The festival uses stance, it shows that this country
is coming to TWCWfone perform- amateur and professional shows has acquired a world view and all
ance tonight at. 8 p.m. in the Fine collectively labeled "the fringe." that it implies in the way of ma-
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jjY ALICE KING, left, newly appointed Rambler editor and
Flynn, assistant editor'Mook for new stories in old places,
hew editor /^am assumed their duties with the beginning of
|spring semester. —Photo by Steve Williams
a
Int editor.
ing and Flynn Named
Heads of Rambler
are new faces behind the Mary Alice, a 20-year old sen-
f desks in the TWC journal- ior English major at TWC, is
jpartment. minoring in journalism and hopes
Alice King has taken over to enter the public relations and
ties of Rambler editor and advertising field after graduation,
ivnn has a new position as She has been on tfie Rambler
staff for the past two years gain-
ing experience as a reporter, so-
ciety editor and assistant editor.
Now quite active in campus ac-
tivities, she received the Who's
Who award in the field of journal-
ism from Eastern Hills High,
n. sophomore, has The new editor plans to expand
Elected Jack Frost for 1964- the scope of news covered in the
re will Lie a run-off election Rambler. She cited a desire tQ
en Patty .Meyers and Linda have more features, human in-
■r Snow Maiden this terest and in-depth reporting,
d Friday. The new assistant editor is a
It'' a u re-dental major from physical education major. Judy, a
ti, is a member of Sak- 2fcyear old junior from St. Louis,
10 pledge, president of Mo., also is minoring in journal-
r.ore class and Sopho- ism and is very active in campus
■rite nominee. activities. She is a member of the
biologv major from Ft. Worth Skiers Club and recent-
n. Pattv is president of runner-up in the Campus Sweet-
etarv of Scia Quatore. heart election. Her journalism ex-
The young Democrats perience includes serving as so-
ra Sweetheart. ciety editor rePorter for the
Rambler staff.
Arts Auditorium.
The Herald Tribune called it
"side splitting;" the New York
World Telegram hailed it as "up-
roarious;" the New York Journal
American called it "brilliant." The
New York Post said it was "hilar-
ious," and the New York Times
Saluted it as "joyous."
Just what . is "Beyond The
Fringe"? It is the sharpest and
most outrageously funny set of
satirical sketches in years,
ten and presenter! by four
lectual Englishmen who are gra-
duates of Oxford and Cambridge.
"Beyond The Fringe" has been
labeled "the materialization of the
impossible."
Four college grads were asked to turitv.
write and act out some "fringe"
sketches. They responded so hand-
somely that their "Beyond The
Fringe" was enlarged for London
and then acquired for New York
and road shows.
When it played London, New
York, Chicago, and San Francisco,
it was in each case, the hottest
ticket in town.
This comedy hit was called "the
most successful ocean crossing"
writ- -,vhile on Broadway for two years.
intel- After its first year on tour it is
continuing its record-breaking box-
office streak.
The one-word description
"Beyond The Fringe" is a feroc-
iously English show, full of special
humor, far out Britishisms, non-
American slang and the unique
English capacity for savage-yet-
civilized satire of its own sacred
institutions.
This comedy has been receiving
raves from the press and public
wherever it has played, which is
nearly all over the world. It will
be seen here this evening in TWC's
Fine Arts Auditorium. Ticket sales
for the expected sell-out crowd
were to have ceased today at noon.
or
This presentation is part of the
"Beyond The Fringe" is sophisti- TWC Celebrity Series, which is
cated. This is the- reason for its sponsored by the Student Senate.'"
THE RAMBLER
FIRST PLACE IN TEXAS-1959, 1962, 1963, 1964
VOLUME 38
TEXAS WESLEYAN COLLEGE, FORT WORTH, JEX., TUESDAY, FEB. 9, 1965
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NO. 16
Frost Elected;
liden' in Run-off
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Changes Announced
In Faculty Positions
Two department head changes on leave of absence to Study at
came with the beginning of the the Clairrnont School of Theology
spring semester. Dr. Joe Mitchell, in Clairmont, Calif. Rev. Williams
former associate professor of ed- plans to igjurn to TWC in Sep-
u^^on, is replacing Dr. Bill Free- tember.
man as head of TWC's education .
department. Dr. Freeman is join-
ing the faculty of Austin College
in Sherman, Texas.
The other change is the ap-
pointment of Mr. J. Gardner Will-
iams, assistant professor of social
science, to the post of college
chaplain and head of MSM. Mr.
Williams is serving in the place of
the Rev. Weslev Williams, who is
f Li':
sident of EA keeps sen-
-aldridge active. She is
major from Fort Worth
>!' Favorite nominee,
ion booth"- in the Boaz
'tit Center will be open after
Thursday and from 8 to
Friday. Students may also
n the cafeteria voting booth
Bishop Holloway
Bishop Holloway Delivers Talks
For Willson Lectures, Feb. 16-19
if-nt activity cards must be _ .
nted in order for students to Willson Lectures, Feb.
Texas Wesleyan College.
Rishon Fred G HoUoWav, resi- Dr. Law Sone, TWC president, ulty and student committees have
Hnnt hUhon of the West Virginia announced that Bishop Holloway's been busily preparing for Relig-
* be open only during °ent the Methodist Church, will addresses will center around the ious Emphasis Week, Dr. Sone em-
71 thn snrine section of the theme, "What Can a Man Be- phasized.
the sp g _ 1(,_19 at jieve7" At 10:50 a.m., Thursday, TWC's Willson Lectures, which
Feb. 16, Bishop Holloway will will be delivered in the Fine Arts
speak on the subject, "Hard Auditorium, are made possible by
Words." At 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, the J. M. Willson family of Floy-
Feb. 17, his topic will be "What dada, Texas, who provided an en-
Is Religion?" dowment a number of years ago
"Remembering The Future" is to bring outstanding speakers to
the provocative title- of Bishop the campus^.
Holloway's Thursday address ,at Bishop Frecl GarriguS-HMloway
10:50 a.m. His final message will administers the work of The Meth-
be on the subject, "How Shall We odist Church in the West Virginia
Area, comprising 1,525 churches
Joe Mitchell
[ouncil Slates Week
'f Religious Emphasis
jj&ious Emphasis Week at Wonders, Rev. John M. Braly, ^
sponsored by tljfe religious Rev- Albert Wooddy, Dr. Charles of God?"
council anncrilly, has been
Hager and Mrs. Elnora Wilcox.
, , Also Juel Johnson, Rev. Jim
J*'"' for Feb- 16-19. Its pur- ^lanley, Dr. Elmer Cox, Jerry Tur-
>s to emphasize religion as ner, Dr. Law Sone. Charles Willett,
Point in campus life. Emmel Jackson, Kathy Duncan,
religious life council has Sara Hudson, Dr. Joe Mitchell,
Alpha Phi Omega to usher Jonna Rhodes, Mr. G. Gardner
to check assembly seats. Williams and Kathleen Stewart,
on the religious life coun- And Dr. Mary Elizabeth Crow,
serve coffee at the faculty Glenda ?#$ore, Dr. Klaude Ken-
FnS Wednesday. drjck, Dr. William Ward. Ellen
pnbers of the religious life Bauman, and Dr. L. Stanley \\ il-
this year are: Dr. Alice W. liams.
During the Religious Emphasis with a total membership of 210,-
Week, Bishop Holloway will meet 000.
with various c&mpus groups. _Fac- pje holds the A. B. degree from
Western Maryland College, the
B. D. degree from Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, and has been
awarded eight honorary doctor-
ates.
Bishop Holloway served as pas-
tor of Methodist churches in Dela-
ware, Maryland and Virginia from
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REGISTRATION
The student population at
TWC continues to grow:
Mr. Harry Rice, registrar,
announces that enrollment for
this semester has reached 1,450
as compared to 1,418 for the
spring semester for last year.
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