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Friday, February 24, 1956 SPECTRUM PAGE FIVE Religious Tidings Hillel a t UB and Hillel a t State Teachers College will sponsor a joint Purim Celebration on Sun day, February 26, a t 7:30 P.M., in the--College Union a t State Teach ers College, 1300 Elmwood Avenue. Featured th a t evening will be a “One Woman Purim Show” with Miss Hilde M arx, noted New York In terpreter of Jew ish Humor, Ac tress, and Recitator. Miss M arx is a native of Germany. She re ceived the “Jean Paul Prize of Lit erature” and the “F i r s t Prize of L iterature” while studying a t the U n iversity of Berlin. She is a journalist, author of short stories, and poetry, and acted in many countries throughout Europe. Three volumes of her poetry have appeared thus f a r. Miss M arx has presented her shows before many college groups in this country and her perform ances have been w a rm ly received, and widely praised. “From 'the first word of her intro duction to the last line of h e r mono logues,” a recent reviewer writes, “Hilde M arx had her audience spellbound.” Following Miss M arx’s perform ance there will be social dancing. The refreshm e n ts of the evening will be Ham antaschen. Enid Reimes, a student a t Buffalo State Teachers College, is in charge of arrangem e n ts. Admission to this affair is free for Hillel affiliates. A small ad mission will be charged those who are not affiliated with Hillel. The Hillel Student Council at the U n iversity of Buffalo will spon sor a one-day leadership institute at Camp Centerland on Sunday, M arch 4. Any student interested in participating in this institute should make his reservation imme diately by calling Dr. Justin Hof mann a t UN-9300 Ext. 94. STUD E N T COUNCILS O n By Marchette In selecting a list of the best films of last year, we ran into some interesting problems. We found at least five of our choices ju s t going into general release. Next, we had to stretch our “Ten Best” to include twelve films. As if this weren’t inclusive enough, we de cided to add a supplem entary list of films th a t could not be ignored. To get to the business a t hand, the liest Film s of 1955, in order of preference: Picnic — The year’s top achieve ment, this superb film version of William Inge’s play should rank among the best ever made. W illiam Holden, Kim Novak and Rosalind Russell head the superlative cast. (Columbia) East of Eden — Elia Kazan’s radical, exciting improvement on Steinbeck’s novel, gave us the bril liant Jam e s Dean in the year’s most memorable performance. J u lie H a rris and Jo Van Fleet were notable, too. (W a rner Bros.) M a rty — Everybody’s favorite film, the homely story of a dark, homely guy and the plain Jane who brings light into his life, p erform ed beautifully by E rnest Borgnine, Betsy Blair, Joe Mantell. (United A rtists) The Rose Tattoo — Anna Mag- nani, possibly the Duse of our day, hamming and hawing m agni ficently as Tennessee W illiams’ overwrought Serafina, grandly assisted by B u rt Lancaster. (Hal W allis; Param o u n t) I A m a Camera — Julie H a r r is ’ wonderfully uninhibited perform ance as Christopher Isherwood’s amoral heroine, gave this unusual film sparkle and distinction. Lau rence Harvey was fine as her psy chosomatic roommate. (DCA) Guys and Dolls — The year’s best musical, a dandy film tran s lation of the Broadway classic with Marlon Brando, F rank Sinatra, (Continued on Page 6) (Mte 9Uxi, ^ Efujumt P Tour test move m cnaRe o e x t. . . la to cbeck the outstanding opportunitieB • very par^ dcular engineering senior Is sure to find at Cbe Radio Corporation at America world leader in electronics. an RCA engmeering management represen tative vill be oo eampue— THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1956 0M four ptecemenl officer oov tar yoo •ppointment. Ask him. too. tar Hteratun vitb tbs dovD4»«artb Cacti about BCA WITH THE GREEKS By RALPH Congratulations to Joanne Miller who was chosen Queen of H e a rts at the Queen of H e a rts Ball this past Saturday. Pipe Smoking win ners were Stan M araezak and Peg gy Reszel. Salutations to: B e rt Rechtschaffer and Irw in Burstein upon their acceptance to UB Dental School. Lou Bien upon his acceptance to UB Dental School. New members: Alpha Kappa Psi — Bill Staley, Carl Miller, 6ill Tedesco, Ron Deahna, Jim Y anatsis, John Owen, Dick Balon. Beta Sigma Rho — H a rry Wolfe, L a rry Biltekoff, Arnold Lubin, Seymour Sunshine, Herby Benato- vich, Erw in W einstein. Phi Sigma Psi — Reed Johnson, and William Raymond. PIN N E D John Gilbert (Alpha K appa Psi) and Ann Klinck Bill Staley (Alpha Kappa Psi) and Nancy Train Carm Rossi (K a p p a Psi) and Ann DiDonizio Ann Koziol and Jam es Stevens (Phi Sigma Psi) Sam Profeta (Sigma Chi) and Daphne Firestone Robert Reszel (Sigm a Phi Epsi lon) and M ary Ann Milane ENGAGED Rosemary Cusak and Donald Ju- ron (Phi Sigma Psi) NEW’ O F F IC E R S Alpha Kappa Psi — Paul Herman, M aster of Ritual Kappa Sigma K appa — Bill W ehr, pres.; Joe Saccamanno, vice pres.; Gene Klimowicz, treas.; LUBICK Jim Lane, cor. sec.; L u ther Lee, ree. sec.; John Kubisky, pledge m a ster; E rnie Wnsielewski, sgt.- arm s ; S tu a r t M itts, hist., and John Krawiec, chaplain. COMING EV E N T S Beta Sigma Rho will have an open “Champagne punch” part.v tonight at the Hall. Kappa Psi will have their annual Pill-Rollers Ball tonight at the Buffalo Launch Club. Kappa Sigma Kappa is having a cocktail party Sunday, 5:00 P.M. at Bill W ehr’s home. Pi Lambda Tau will hold a rush party tomorrow night a t the Cold Springs Veterans Post. They will also hold their ^nnual installation banquet this Monday in Norton. Sigma Alpha Mu will hold its “Hostess P a r t y ” a t Flynn’s Hall, by invitation only. Sigma Phi Epsilon will hold its formal rush party tonight a t the Isle View. All interested are urged to come. Alumni Proposal For Fraternity Housing at UB T h e C o m m i t t e e h e r e b y reco m m e n d s th e following? p r o c e d u r e to be a d o p t e d by th e Council of UH for th e crea t i o n of f r a t e r n a l h o u s i n g on the Iln l v e r a l t y c a m p u s , th e scope of th i s re p o r t b e ing lim i t e d to th e c o n a t r u c i l o n a n d lin a n c i n g of su c h ac c o m m o d a t i o n . T h e C o m m i t t e e reco m m e n d s t h a t th e (University Council d i r e c t th e p r o p e r a d m i n i s t r a t i v e ofheers to s e t asid e a dollned a r e a for fu t u r e dev e l o p m e n t . W e r e c o m m e n d a s i t e w h i c h would be larg e en o u g h to en c o m p a s s f u r t h e r d e v e l o p m e n t in th e f u t u r e years, h a v i n g a t le a s t tw e n t y build i n g lots, ea c h lot 150 feet of fro n t a g e a n d 150 feet of d e u t h . T h e C o m m i t t e e reco m m e n d s th e following tw o g e n e r a l a r e a s a s Its choice for su c h d e v e l o p m e n t : W l n s p e a r A v e n u e fro n t a g e from th e p o w e r s t a tion to B a i l e y A v e n u e , a n d th e r e a f t e r a l o n g Bailey A v e n u e to su c h a n e x te n t a s would c i e a t e th e n e c e s s a r y n u m b e r of b u i l d i n g lots, o r In th e a l te r n a t i v e , so m e p o r t i o n of th e p r e s en t l y undev e l o p e d a c r e a g e In th e v i cin i t y of th e lnters«‘Ction of M a i n S t r e e t an d Bailey A v e n u e , w h e r e a service d r i v e w a y could be c r e a t e d a n d th e r e b y h a v e h o m e s on e i t h e r side of .said service* drivewa.V'. 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