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THE COLLEGE NEWS.

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Wednesday, April 24, 1963



- Love At Twenty Depicted i in Fi ive Fi oreign Countries
As No Bed of Roses, But Moving and Provocative

by Constance Rosenblum.

If your conception of. love- at
twenty has been a frothy confec-
tion of hearts and: flowers, you'll
“probably be forced to revise it
_slightly after seeing the movie
Love at Twenty. In this movie,
love is more a conglomeration of
mufder and mystery than of moon-
light \serenades and romantic téte-
a-tétes:
~The - movie examines love in five
countries: ‘France, Italy, Japan,
Germany, and Poland. The first
two episodes were somewhat trite
and stereotyped; treatments. of
two-common. problems: the eternal
triangle,-‘and the . rejected young
lover.

In. Paris, alovesick boy, sisi
ted by an attractive student at the
Sorbonne, finds that all his man-
ipulations to attract her attention
are dismissed with; mild tolerance.

__He finally emerges —' pathetic and.

disillusioned — to find thakonly in
the girl’s parents’ eyes is he par-
ticularly important...The episode
which took place in Italy concern-
ed” a smoldering and : jealous

“other woman” and her attempts
to. poison. the heart of her newest
rival.

The last three episodes, though

not particularly sugar-coated, were

nevertheless provocative, slightly
distunbing, and. presented. with
more artistry than the preceding
two selections.

In Japan, love, by an ambiguous
transferénce of ‘emotions; is man-
ifest by hate and violence: a young
man is able to demonstrate his
“love” only by “choking to death
the girl whom the loved, when he
encounters her on a dark and lone-
ly street one evening. The guilt
that-results_from.this_act is_ulti-
mately transformed into hysteria,
and he verges on the state of con-
fession and repentence, but cannot
rid himself of the image of the.
pale and haunting face of the
girl-whom he has brut@ly murder-
ed. Nota very optimistic image of

romance, but nevertheless a power-

ful and sensitively performed des-

cription of convincing emotions.
In Germany, love is handled

more-lightly.. The father of an. il-





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legitimate child returns to the
paby’s mother in an attempt to re-
examine their past mistakes and,
to reverse the traditional pattern
of love, romance, children. A few
beautiful. landscapes, the earthy
humor. of several. of the minor

Characters, and the hope that the
_ young father, when called away
Suddenly on business, will return

to the mother and child, give this
episode a far more optimistic and
appealing tone than the others.
The last examination of love,
which is set in Poland, is by far
the most outstanding part of the
movie. The theme is original, the
filming is artistic, and’ the emo-

‘ tions and characters are convinc-

- and well- developed.

It concerns a young girl who is
attracted to a man courageous
enough to leap into a bear-pit to
rescue a fallen child. She urges
him to come home with her, in an
effort to subtly induce him into her
shallow* and unexamined world.

But he, having undergone among -

other traumatic experiences, ‘vio-
lent. shock resulting from_ brutal
and terrifying experiences during
the War, is unable to enter her
world, or to understand her *be-
havior.

The episode ons with the girl ©

unable to fathom -his complexity,
and willing to relapse into a super-
ficial relationship with her imma-
ture.contemporaries. In contrast to

. the light: and fluffy beginning of
‘this series of short films, this en-

igmatic and disturbing ending was
excellent. -

~ Suggestions, But Few Contributions
‘Mark League’s Campus Fund Drive

by Diane Schuller
From the time that the League
was first organized, it has been an

association actively dealing with so-.

cial service and the philanthropic
enterprises which spring from busy
and. genervus spirits.

In the early part of this ‘year, the
League conducted. its annual Campus
Fund Drive. When the list calling

for the seiection of ten charities

from the many listed was sent to
the dormitories, there was a_ fine
response and hopes for collecting a
large sum of money for the charities
were high.

The results of the collection have
just been released. Unfortunately;
there were many more students who
offered suggestions of charities to
which’ the campus should contribute,

than studerts who actually gave to

them.

The total amount of money col-
lected was $830.60.. Pembroke East
led the college in contributing the
most amount of money to charities
with $137: Then-came:

co $124.50
Pembroke West ...... $114.00~
Rockefeller 5. -5... $- 91.00--
Rhoads South ..3.;... $ 78.50
Batten House ........ $ 52.00
Outside Contributions . $ 51.00 ~~
Rhoads North ...... $ 43.10
—gieviade 5s $ 35.00 -
, Radnor’ URL RCCL TW BORO
‘Wyndham veevoe cies $ 26.00
Merion.-......-.-:-s fees $ 22.00
Spanish House ...... $ 18.00
College Inn ........+5 $ 10.00

Of the ten charities that were

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Friends received the largest amount
with UNICEF collecting almost an
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In past years there has been a
suggested minimum contribution of
ten dollars. This year there was no
set minimum. In past years a large
sum .of money ‘was. collected; this
year there was less. Some’ of those
in charge of the Campus Fund Drive

' feel that the students could. have

done more. In such .a matter there
is always more to be done.

One-Act Comediés
Will Be Produced
By Drama Groups

The- combined drama; groups of™
Bryn Mawr and Haverford have
completed their’ first week of re-
hearsals for their spring productions,
an Evening of Comedies.

The performance; scheduled for
8:30 p.m.,-May 10 an@11, ‘will con--
fcur--one-act comedies —by
ward Albee. and George Bernard
Shaw and cover the turn of the cen-
tury to the present..

Chekhov’s The Proposal, set in
19th century Russia, -is-a~delightful
piece on the. difficulties of watching
and accepting a proposal. The cast -
will include John Pierce as the fath-
er, Susie Viguers as Natalyia, his
daughter, and Munson Hicks as La-
mov, her suitor.

The Sandbox, a contemporary play
by’ Edward Albee, is an examination
of love and human relationships.
Nancy Milner will play “mommy,”
Howie Busch, “daddy,” Cally: Mac-
Nair, “grandma,” -and Bob Galway,
the young man. eae
~ Placed in an ‘English setting,. A
Marriage Has Been Arranged, by
Alfred Suteo, concerns two people

attracted by each other despite their

vastly different backgrounds, Lady
' Aline will be played by Wendy West- |
brook. and Mr.“Crockstead by Terry
Van Brunt.

The Shavian. Passion; Poison and
Petrifaction runs in a slightly light-
er vein as. it shows the unexpected
“result of .a husband’s ,jealousy, The
cast consists of Phoebe Ellsworth

as Lady Magnesia, Jane Robbins ds °

Phillis, Andy Lehner as Fitz, Peter
Moscovitz-as Adolphus and Nancy. .
McAdams, © Bob Baker and. Charles
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mmented on the dif-
ficulty of directing: one act plays.
Each play must be perfectly done;
no second chance’ is’proyided in a
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