A Busy Summer Ahead

SOME 1,760 students are expected to participate in various Dartmouth College summer programs this year, Waldo Chamberlin, dean of summer programs, has announced.

This figure, 450 more than last summer's total, includes the students enrolled in the eight-week academic term, opening June 26, and the participants in the 18 different institutes and workshops scheduled during the summer. In addition to the 1,760 students, 90 visiting faculty members will also be on campus.

Included in the total are 440 men and women students expected for the academic term, compared with 377 last year. Current applications suggest there will be a few more men than women.

Several of the summer institutes and workshops are being held on the Darthelp to account for the increase in total visitors. These include institutes for history and biology teachers, a mathematics-English program for teachers of disadvantaged students, institutes for physicists and engineers, a short program for independent school headmasters, and music workshops for singing teachers and voice students.

The second annual Alumni College is among the programs being repeated. In its first session last August it attracted 245 alumni and wives. Approximately 300 are expected this year.

Project ABC (A Better Chance) will also have an increased enrollment this summer. Fifty-five underprivileged boys, the great majority of them Negroes, attended the 1964 session and 49 went on to independent preparatory schools as scholarship students. The Dartmouth group this year will number 65.

A group of Peace Corps trainees will again be at Dartmouth this summer, and other returnees include the Management Objectives Course for Bell Telephone executives, the Russian Language Institute, the Management Development Course for the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks, the Graduate School of Credit and Financial Management at Tuck School, and a piano teachers workshop.

Throughout the summer the Hopkins Center will offer a full and varied program for Dartmouth's third "Congregation of the Arts," bringing together eminent visiting composers and artists, a repertory theater company, a Samuel Goldwyn Series of films, concerts, gallery shows, and exhibitions.

The Center's summer program, as listed last month, follows:

June 28 Ernst Krenek in residence (to July 11).

Film, Up in Arms.

June 30 Chamber concert: Beethoven's Kreutzer Sonata; Stuart Canin and Anthony di Bonaventura, soloists.

July 4 Orchestra concert: Schumann's Cello Concerto; Paul Olefsky, soloist; Ernst Krenek, guest conductor.

July 5 Film, Dead End.

July 7 Chamber concert: World Premiere, Fibonacci-Mobile by Ernst Krenek; composer conducting.

July 8 Play Opening, Richard II by William Shakespeare.

July 9-10 Play, Richard II.

July 11 Orchestra concert: Ernst Krenek, guest conductor.

July 12 Film, Stella Dallas (silent version).

July 14 Chamber concert: Samuel Barber's chamber opera, A Hand of Bridge; Darius Milhaud's La Creation du Monde.

July 15-17 Play, Richard 11.

July 18 Orchestra concert: Brahms' Violin Concerto; Stuart Canin, soloist.

July 19 Zoltan Kodaly in residence (to August 1).

Film, Goldwyn Follies.

July 21 Chamber concert: works of Zoltan Kodaly; Composer in attendance.

July 22 Play Opening, Tartuffe by Moliere.

July 23 Play, Tartuffe.

July 24 Play, Richard 11.

July 25 Orchestra-Choral concert: Second American performance of Zoltan Kodaly's opera, Spinnstube; Composer in attendance.

July 26 Film, The Secret Life of WalterMitty.

July 28 Chamber concert: Works of Zoltan Kodaly; Composer in attendance; Sonata for Solo Cello: Paul Olefsky.

July 29 Play, Richard 11.

July 30-31 Play, Tartuffe.

Aug. 1 Orchestra-Choral concert with Harvard University Summer Chorus; John Ferris, Director. Bartok's Piatio ConcertoNo. 2: Anthony di Bonaventura, soloist.

Aug. 2 Film, The Little Foxes.

Aug. 4 Chamber concert: Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat.

Aug. 5 Play Opening, The Doctor's Dilemma by George Bernard Shaw.

Aug. 6 Play, The Doctor's Dilemma.

Aug. 7 Matinee, Richard II. Play, Tartuffe.

Aug. 8 Matinee, The Doctor's Dilemma. Orchestra concert: Franck's Symphonic Variations; Martin Canin, soloist.

Aug. 9 Ross Lee Finney in residence (to August 21).

Film, The Wedding Night.

Aug. 10 Play, The Doctor's Dilemma.

Aug. 11 Play, Richard II. Chamber concert: Bartok's Sonata No. 2 for Violin & Piano, with Stuart Canin and Luise Vosgerchian.

Aug. 12 Play, The Doctor's Dilemma.

Aug. 13 Play, Tartuffe.

Aug. 14 Matinee, Tartuffe. Play, The Doctor's Dilemma. Scholarship Benefit Concert.

Aug. 15 Matinee, Richard II. Orchestra concert: Soloists, Ralph Hersh and Luise Yosgerchian.

Aug. 16 Film, Wuthering Heights.

Aug. 17 Play, Richard II.

Aug. 18 Chamber concert. Play, The Doctor's Dilemma.

Aug. 19 Play, The Doctor's Dilemma.

Aug. 20 Play, Tartuffe.

Aug. 21 Matinee, Tartuffe.

Play, The Doctor's Dilemma. Orchestra concert: World Premiere, The Nun's Priest's Tale by Ross Lee Finney, for solo voices, chorus and orchestra.

HOPKINS CENTER ART GALLERIES

Jaffe-Friede Gallery: Thomas George Paintings, June 9-July 12; Contemporary Danish Paintings and Sculptures (Smithsonian), August. Strauss Gallery: Jacques Lipchitz (from College Collection), June 5-July 18; Contemporary Danish Paintings and Sculptures (continued), August. Beaumont-MayGallery: African Sculpture from the Segy Gallery, New York, July; Eugene Berman - New Stage Designs (Smithsonian), August. Top of the Hop: Magnet; New York (A Selection of paintings by Latin American artists living in New York), June 1-July 15. Carpenter: Class of 1940 Art Show, June 17-20; Selections from the College Collection, through the summer. Outdoor Sculp-ture Court: Japanese Garden by Kaneji Domoto (gift of D. Herbert Beskind '36), June through August.

CORRIDOR AND LOBBY EXHIBITIONS

Silverware and Jewelry by Francis H. Boothby, June 7-30; The Art of the Yoruba (Smithsonian), July 3-25; Richard StraussExhibit (German Consulate), July 7-Aug. 1; Tropical Africa (Smithsonian), July 10-Aug. 15; American Folkways of Angola& Mozambique (Smithsonian), Aug. 1-29; Bridges, Tunnels & Waterworks (Smithsonian), Aug. 7-29; The Architecture of Manchester 1840-1900 (Miss Gerda Peterich), Aug. 10-Oct. 1; The French in America (Ambassade de France), Aug. 10-Oct. 1.