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If it's quality work you wans our eraftasmen oan de it, Ms are our Jaw prices | Times State Service he | BLOOMINGTON, June 24—The, We will bring samples to your leading role in “Song of Norway,” home: “Bay ar nish, ‘which will open Indiana Univer{sity’s 1952 summer operetta pro-! gram, will be sung by FEugene! Bayless. | Mr. Bayless, a graduate student in the music school from San! Francisco, Cal, has sung the, leads in a number of IU operas,! * including “Parsifal.” “Song of Norway,” based. on the life and music of Edward] Grieg, will be staged July 4 and 5 and 11 and 12. Indiana students) {in the cast are Frank Blanning, {Hanover; Richard Schall, South {Bend; Jerry Reinhardt, Princeton, ! {and Jean Perry, Columbus. |

Hoosiers in Chorus

Hoosiers in the singing and dancing chorus include Greta Gray, Crawfordsville; Virginia {Bradbury, Brazil; Claire Kincade, | Terre Haute; Cynthia Campbell, {Columbus; Mary Stallknecht, Bloomington; Phyllis Brown, Or-! leans, and Jack Craig, Indianap|olis, { | Other productions scheduled for {this summer by the Opera Work{shop will be Leonard Bernstein's {“On the Town,” July 18-19 and 125-26, and Cole Porter's “Kiss Me, Kate” Aug. 1-2 and 8-9. On the workshop's staff this summer are Carl Shain, stage director, and Peter Hamilton, dance

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