AX Thea tre and Cultural Arts Calendar Music, KIKI IKK IKK K KKK AAI y G3 “The King” is coming to _ = WSC... you're invited todjso, The delightful Rogers and Hammerstein musical The King and I will be featured on the WSC campus February 15 through 20, at 8 p.m. and a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee. 1 hm i Dr. T. Leonard Rowley is stage director and Lyneer C. Smith will coach the cast and chorus in such familiar tunes as “I Whistle a Happy Tune,” ‘‘Hello, Young Lovers,” “Getting to Know You,” “We Kiss in a Shawdow,” and “Shall We Dance.” The King of Siam will be played by WSC student Cody Cast Edrington, and Anna by Melinda Cole of Bountiful. Ticket prices are $3 to $5 for evening performances and $2 to $4 for the matinee. March is the Month for fine entertainment at WSC Marck 9 Monch 27 The Mikado Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular opera, is coming fully staged, direct from England. The delightful and witty production will be directed by Richard Sheldon. Marck 19 The Desert Song, Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein’s swashbuckling musical classic, from Broadway, New York, will feature 45 magnificent voices, gorgeous costumes and scenery, and a full orchestra and chorus. with the Weber State College Alumni : 15 Days May 28 - June 12, 1982 Pan Am Flight $2050.00 per person (double occupancy) For more information call: WSC Alumni Office 626-6571 ME4 Be LED eZ eee ene: ped ‘iy The Chieftains, direct from Ireland, will highlight WSC St. Patrick’s Week at with an evening of traditional Irish music. The group has scored several feature films and won an Oscar for the music Lyndon. Page 8 in the movie Barry