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THE WILLIAMS LAKE TRIBUNE’

Wednesday, June 3, 1959

Best gol-derned entertainment for many

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Annie got her gown and her guy,
audience got the best gol-derned entertainment

MAKES

and the

that’s been seen in these hyar hills for many a day

Wednesday night.

From the opening moments
when a full chorus of “‘aproned”’
Grade VII girls sang the lively
“There's no Business Like
Clothes Business,” until the
grand finale of the entire cast
of 150, the show moved along
at a fast tempo blending styles
and songs into a delightful har-
monious Whole to the appreciat-
ive audience of 650 people who
packed the high school audi-
torium.

© For Susan Ringwood; who: is
well known for her many dram-
atic roles, this was her first
attempt at a musical part and
she turned in a sparkling, zest-
ful performance as she sang in
her pleasant voice the gay songs
demanded for the title role of
“Annie Get Your Gown.”

Co-starring with her was Kea
Liebscher, a tall, dark, good-
looking boy well suited for the
|part who, despite his changing
voice, gave a convincing warmth
to his role of Frank, who falls
in love with Annie after she
sheds her gun for a gown.

OPENS SHOW
| The show was

Fopened by Commis

officially
oner Tony

when the first musical Fashion Show to be shown
in Williams Lake was presented at the High School

Borkowski, followed by Jeanne
Yorkston who, on behalf of the
school, welcomed the audience.
As commentator for the first
half of the show, Miss Yorkston
impressed everyone with her
clear voice and assured manner.

Following the opening chorus

a lively high-stepping country
dance was given by Bernice
White, Audrey Ksik, Carol
Commo, Lynne Roger, Carol

Ringwood, Shirley Moon, goannd
Nelson and Gaye Carswell, be
fore modelling their sweet cot-
ton skirts and blouses.

Then barefooted
Annie, in her green sacking
dress and coon-skin hat made
her first appearance to sing the
happy ‘I've Got the Sun in the

She was trailed by
equally tattered little
barefoot brothers and a sister
(Kenny Halfnights, Pat Ring-
wood, Ward Stangoe, Paul Hun-
ter, Brad Hunter and Dawn
Hunter) who were an immed-
iate hit with the audience.

OFF KEY

After seeing the Grade VIII
girls model another group of
lovely dres Annie retaliates

al outstanding

|solo, a husky, haunting ‘“Moon-

hill-billy

HIS CHOICE
After looking over the fashionable gals on stage,

g Frank.(Ken Liebscher) pieks out Carol Hunter and
sings “ The Girl that I Marry.”

by singing the pert “Doing
What Comes Naturally.” in
which the six siblings jeined
confidently, if somewhat off-
key.

Looking over the brightly-
costumed girls (Grade IX) and
ignoring poor Annie, Vrank
picks out blonde Carol Hunter,
then sings the lilting “The Girl
That I Marry,” and teams with
Miss Hunter on “ Who Do You
Love I Hope.” Sadly Annie and
her family leave.

Surrounded by the six little

the audience with her single
shine Lullaby,” and many hoped
they would’ hear more bf tlie

girl with the unusual voice. u

Back on stage, Annie defi-
antly sings with Frank “Any-
thing You Can Do,” but after
still another parade of hand-
some ensembles, she decides re-

With a Gun.” She is persuaded
in song by Joanne Phelps and
Miss Hunter to be whisked off

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Gaela-Mae Imhoff
bing gong and dance routine
aided by her tribe of
Bare, Robert Searle. Ted Hayes,
Dennis Bontron, Terry Water-
house, Huhg Atwood, Barry Ad-
gretfully “You Can't Get a Man| kins and Gary Adkins.

ful waltz with Daryl Clayton,
Barry Laird, Bert Poston, Al
Ainsworth, Dick Kozuki, Tom

Ksik and John Zirnhelt. The
climax comes when Annie ap-

pears beautiful in an enchant-

ing blue creation to darce with

Frank and sing the love song
“They Say That Falling in Love
is Wonderful.”
brought his partner forward to

Then each boy

model her dress, before the en-
tire cast joined in a medley of
the hit songs from the show.

Contributing greatly tw the

success of the show was the
musical background provided by
pianist Fred Waterhouse and
drummer Arthur Mushins.

Mr.

siblings on the steps of the| Waterhouse is well-known for
ramp, Rita Brown captivatea|bis expert piano technique, but
Mr. Mushins is a newcomer to

own musical circles. His ability

with the “skins” was displayed
by the insistent rhythnis of the

Dance number Starring
in a throb-

‘ndian

Gene

‘PRODUCER

Convenor for the entire show

for a transformation. was Home Economics teacher
Mrs. J. Grattan, who has suc-

GIVES IN TO FASHION cessfully staged the - musical
The finale opens with the| previously in Vancduver schools
senior girls, Karen Laidlaw,|and she is to be complimented
Joanne Halfnights, Judy Bor-jon a wonderful production.
kowski, Karen Lunn, Karen/Cyril Murray and his art clas-
Wotzke, Mazel McHugh andj|ses were responsible for the
|Freda Kozuki in their exquisite}huge colorful flowers which
‘party dresses paired for a grace-|adorned the backdrops: Mrs. J.
Ringwood and Mrs. D. Steven-

son were responsible for the

staging, with Mrs. Stevenson

creating the make-up. Dances

were cleverly arranged by Mrs.

soe T. Beames and Mrs. R. Suter,
ith L. Gregoire training the

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Lake, a daughter, born May

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