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Terrace Little Theatre |

‘More from Baltimore

The Little Theatre
Building is gradually bein
transformed into the “Hot
Baltimore’’ for the Theatre

- Society's new spring play —

and what a place itis! This
is definitely not where

‘Howard Hughes would have

stayed, The ‘E’ of its neon
sign will never be fixed; in
fact the ‘Hot 1 Baltimore”
has its problems as you will

see.

The author, Langford
Wilson, has picked an im-
portant day in the lives of
the characters in his play.
They have just received
some information which will

. change each person’s future
‘and we, the audience, watch

their reactions to this new
knowledge.

Despite the shabb
surroundings and the hars
realities of life the play itself
is primarily a comedy. The
comedy is provided verbally
by the ‘juicy’ April Green
whose pragmatic remarks
are priceless. April is

played by Jane Petch who.

also acted. with the Terrace
Little Theatre in “Plaza
Suite”. More laughs are
provided by old Mr. Morse,
played by Don MacLeod
who will never be forgotten
as the ridiculous ‘Con -
stable Fusion’? of the Royal
Dismounted Police in the
fall. melodrama.

Millie, a rather elegant
retired resident may strike
you as being quite ordinary,
at first, but she is not, Lorna

Morton, who played the
mother in “Goodnight Mrs.
Puffin’’, will be Millie.
Marlene Xenis, who,
portrayed a clever country
girl in “The Village
Wooing” is in a completely
different role this time. She
is now Suzy, an alluring
prostitute who likes
champagne. Suzy’s ‘john’ is
Glen Grieve, new to the
theatre, but well known to
the Terrace Coffee House
and for his opening of the
Sylvia Tyson Show,
recently. ;
Like Suzy, April Green is
also a prostitute, and both,
use obscene language and
slang in accordance with
their backgrounds, per-
sonalities and general

speech. habits. The. content
of the play is also definitely
‘mature’ entertainment.
There are, naturally “'no
yvacancies”’ at the Baltimore
right now but on the ard, 4th
and 5th of March and the
10th, 11th and 12th of March
‘guests’ will be_ welcomed.
Performance is at 8 p.m.
Places will be limited so-for

‘reservations phone Bett

Stewart at 635-2435 or chec

‘in on any of the above

evenings. Price — $3. The
Green Room Lounge will be
open from 7:30 to 8, during
intermission and after thé
performance until 12 a.m.

“He that can endure all can
dare all,” Vauvenargues

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Various patterns
Pampas
Snowhite Regency
The Hunter
Old Country Castles
Morello |
Chantilly
Everglade

Cloister

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20 pce.

Ironstone

Starter Sets

master charge

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635-6576 |

Closed. Mondays