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Maarten van Dijk and William Chadwick of UW‘s drama department will jointl onduct the world dnnmonrse which will feature classics of the theatre as they have been represented on film. ‘ Among the films to be disâ€" cussed are Ibsen‘s "A Doll House"" (film version with Clare Bloom and Raiph Riâ€" Three Sisters‘‘ (film with Alan Bates and Sir Laurence Olivier); and Tennessee Williams‘ "A Streetcar Leigh). Named Desire" (with Marâ€" lon Brando and Vivien The philosophy course will be conducted by Prof. Riâ€" ®© Custom Made ® Caya Fabrics ®© 8â€"10 Day Service e Material for Sewer: Available Phone 886â€"1600 Waterloo DECORATING SERVICE DRAPESâ€"SHEERS ALL YEAR ROUND 20% OFF UNIQUE 120. 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