55. Acting Workshop-Production of one-act and full-length plays for public performance conducted on laboratory basis. Registration by approval of instructor. (Five hours maximum applied toward graduation.) A W S Su (1-2) Staff 56. Public Performance WorkshopPresentation for public performance under controlled conditions with scheduled performance techniques demonstrated before campus and community groups. Emphasis on both individual and group presentation. Open to all students. A W S (1-2). Staff 60. Principles of MakeupMakeup materials combined with practice. Assignment to current plays as makeup assistants. Two 2-hour laboratory periods weekly. W (2). Todd 65. Theatre Production Principles of stage arts and crafts. Freshman registration subject to approval of instructor. Lecture and lab. A (3). Todd 67. Theatre Production LabApplication of stage arts and crafts, including the building, painting, and lighting of scenery. Prerequisite: Speech 65 or permission of the instructor. A W S Su (1-2). (Six hours maximum applied toward graduation.) 70. Introduction to BroadcastingOpen to all students. Lecture material covers the development of broadcasting terminology. Limited laboratory experience. Lab assignments in radio and television. A W (3). Staff 71. Basic Radio and Television PerformancePerformances before microphone and camera, utilizing audio and visual records for analysis. Students are required to spend twenty hours during quarter in actual radio and television production. Speech 12 and 5 or equivalent recommended as prerequisites. W S (3). Staff 107. Advanced InterpretationProjection of oral reading experiences into higher levels of literature for mastery of techniques and practical utilization of talents and experience. A (3). Noid 110. Critical Study of Great SpeechesEvaluation and appreciation of outstanding speeches on great issues. W (3). Staff 154 112. Advanced Public SpeakingEmphasis on project organization and refinement of speech content and delivery. Prerequisite: Speech 2 or permission of the instructor. S (3). Staff 115. Chairmanship and Group DiscussionOrganization and conducting of various types of group discussion. W (3). Staff 119. Teaching Speech in the Secondary SchoolsOrganization and conducting of speech and drama classes and activities commonly called for at the secondary level. S (3). Staff 140. *History of the TheatrePresents a survey of the growth and development of the theatre from ancient Greek to modern. W (5). Elzey, Noid 150. Advanced ActingTheory and practice. Prerequisite: Speech 52. W (3). Staff 152. Touring TheatrePreparation and presentation of plays prepared for tours of Ogden and adjacent areas and selected points throughout the state. (Five hours maximum applied toward graduation. Credit can not be duplicated with Speech 55.) A W S Su (1-2). Staff 153. DirectingTheory combined with practice directing assignments. S (3). Staff 154. Advanced DirectingDirecting responsibilities afforded by class, school, and/or community. W (3). Staff 155. Acting WorkshopProductions by the advanced student of one-act and full-length plays for public performances. Prerequisite: Speech 52 or permission of the instructor. S Su (1-2). Staff 157. Creative DramaticsYouth recreational programs as mediums of enjoyment and ot personality development for children with emphasis on development of the imagination. Recommended for the Elementary Education major. S Su (3). Rowley 165. Advanced Theatre Production Fundamentals of scene design, principles of design, use of color and form on the stage. Settings will be designed for specific productions. W (3). Staff 155