‘The Terrace Little Theatre
will be presenting ‘Butterflies
Are Free’ to the public ‘on
March 8,9 and 10, Rehersals,
under the directorship‘ of Robin
McColl, are under way now and -
itlooks like another success for
the focal group, a production to.
rival their last overwhelming
success ‘Dark of the Moon’. _

Leading up to curtain time
Marché, the Herald will feature
aseries of short sketches of the
four main characters in- the
production and the local actors
and acresses who will fulfill
these roles. ee .

“We start today with the hero -
and heroine.

Jill - Laurie Winter
_ Laurie ‘Winter, a vivacious
and lively young lady will lackle
the role of Jil.

‘Bulterflies are Free’ will

‘mark the stage debut for

Laurie, who arrived from
Smiths Falls, Ontario. last
September. . Although she

confesses ta having a theatrical
background of sorts. in’ high
school, Laurie’s only other =
experience was rehersal of one

play which never made it off the

ground. ‘ .

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is really a challenging

flighty girl with lots of energy, 4
girl who has seen everything
and done everything’ but still
retains an air of innocence, at
heart she’s siiil very much a
little girl’' te
The task Laurie has un-
dertaken will not be easy for she
has to caplure the essenca of
Jiil's many faceted and fast
changing personality. on the
stage, Laurie seems energetic,
apen and lively, leaving her-well
prepared for the role of Jili in
‘Butterflies Are Free’:
-. DON BAKER - Ted Hockaday
:" "Nha voice of Ted Hockaday Is
‘no’ doubt: familiar, lo’ most
Terrace radio.listeners and,
after his work with Dark of the

what he locked like.” Now with
e role.of Don Baker; the male

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Ted will’ really: come into the,
‘Don Baker is ‘the -
hardest in the play.and among.

tor. this, after lines have been *
memorized, Ted will go through
rehersals wearing sunglasses.
and then, Jater on, when he is
intimately familiar’ with his
role, blind-folded. “
hackground
in thealre prepares him well for
this role. He explains; “I -
studied drama at the Banff
School. of Fine Arts’ on
scholarship, then found’ out
actors can't make any money in
Canada and dropped it.” Ted's.
been. in Terrace for’ fifteen
months as program director.for
CFTKradio, coming here. after ”
a 4) year stay in Kingaton,

 Ontaria. oo
”. * Explaining. his: role-in- ‘But-

terflies Are Free’, Ted says that
‘Don Baker is twenty-three and
for the first time in his life, oul
an his own in a small New. York

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broken away from his mother's
influence and’ is. bitter and

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fulfill within:the context of a
story thal is “beautiful”.

"2 Sts Lhe youth identity crisis

worked out,” said’ Ted,

louching, beautiful story wilh a

fairy tale, they lived . happily
ever after, ending. ‘There are a

-Jol_of fun lines and there are a

Jot of simple, beautiful lines.”

“Ted brings not only: his past

training ‘in the theatre lo
‘Bulterflies. Are Free’, but also
his enthusiasm for.the part, He
fully‘ realizes the scope of the
task he has undertaken “and,
stands willing. and. ready to
meat that challenge of young,
blind Den Baker in ‘Butterflies
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