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Bf Wednesday, September 25, 1968 .

TERRACE’: HERALD, TERRACE, ‘B.C,

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dn The Terrace Herald

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DIRECTORY |

MAILMOBILES is the word ror these cars which began cover=_
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'. pervice started here, The four - cylinder mobiles, painted in
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j FOUND It EASILY . ee

By GAYLE WASTLE ,
_ Orchids, to Janifred Godsiffe,.

who takes the lead female role
in Terrace Little Theatre's “The
Mousetrap’ playing at the Com-.

. nasty * ‘insinuations “— “anyone
is Allan J.’

‘duction mist be willing to donate
whatever time is necessary. for
‘completion of their specifictask,
and. self-satisfaction is. thelr only
a] xemuneration,
j|. Therefore the director mustbe
assured of a faithful and dedica.
ted crew, for sheis the Scapegoat
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z.|. Loreen McColl, after many
a | weeks of deiberation, chose “The
i | Mousetrap”, Casting began and
4 | so did the headaches — e.g, Jack
would be tremendous — he’s
busy; Jane is so sulted — doesn't
like . tho - part; -and,.on_ tt, £005¢;
After sleepless nights cast was.
finally chosen and willing. Now
S| for rehearsal schedule :—three

aches, ~ Finally: all scheduled,

Between and during rehearsals
j| wien the assistant director re,
a | licves, the director revises some

| blocking, works: with prop people

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set bulldera and: painters, ‘dis.
cusses costumes, Makeup, pub-
licity, sound. effects; lighting,
reassures panicky = member of
cast, ‘She cam algo be found at
times hammering nalla or slosh.
ing palut onsets, measuring furn-
fture, and if you.spot heron the
street talking to. herself don't

izing lines, ©

bad, the director must always,
rememb er that though. her prime

munity Centre. October 25th and ee
‘Onions to Bud McColl for bis |!"
with half a brain knows my name .

be alarmed; she | also ‘is memor- |.
All through rehearsals, goodor |i.

obligation is to the public ‘for an} 2

entertaining production, this is
amateur theatre andthe members
‘are in it for fun, fun, fant

assotlation must have |
$2400 in the bank by the end of
the month to bring the series of §
four concerts -to Terrace, :

Dr, Lee remarked that in the
past people hare waitedtobe per.
sonally contacted by association &
members before purchasing their ;
tickets, :

“We can't hope to contact j
everybody," Dr, Lee said, “The
people working toward this can’t
possibly canvass the town.” . §

One $8 ticket will provide ad-
mission ‘to. ali four concerts. §
There is also a $4 student rate-
and a $20 family membership, -
Tickets are available at the Ter-: &
race’ Public Library, Dr, Lee’s
office, 4611 Lazelle and atSkeena
Adjusters on Lakelse Ave, .

Dr, Lee saidthe $2400 goal will
be reached when 300 ticketshave
been sold this month. The figure
will cover the artisis fees, all
incidental. expenses, and Is not a
he continued,. -

- DR. BR. E. M; LEE. -
In the pastthe Concert Associa-

ical program for a wide range of
‘thusieal appeal,

"Tt didn’t work out,’’ Dr, Lee
said, .Those that hail expected
to hear classical music were dis.

“The Alaskat Trial Concert} appointed, ;
Series [5 pretty solid classical an
music,” Dr. Lee sald, “It fa not|. There are a variety of reasons

for attending the concerts Dr,
Lee remarked,' Some people
‘come because they very “much
enjoy the music, Others buy
their tickets because they think
‘the project is worth supporting.

Some people have attended the

everybody's cup of tea but we are
not trying to make it that way.

This town 13 now big enough that
we can bring in really good =
ity. music and sell 300 tickets, At
least, those people . who buy
tickets for that purpose will be

; pleased,’ concerts not expecting. to enjoy

artist’ ata" low: cost,” Dr.
said,
tion has tried to bring in a mus-|-

one who ig really Sood," Stadente .
and families. are enéourazed to
attend the concerts - by. Special ;
rates, .

The - “Alaska Trall series was
organized some timé ago by the .
wife of a. concert planist who
thought: communities in the north
should have the opportunityto-ob-
tain the services of professional
musicians. The tcur was set up
to bring artists to the north coun.
try at a comparitively low rate,
Several Alaskan cities and com. -
munities in northern British Col.

# umbia are {ncluded in. the tour,

“They provide a pat oe calibre
tr. Lee

The first concert ‘in the series
will be held at Skéena Secondary
School Auditorium, .Nov, 2 witha
performance by' Askel. Schiotz,
baritone, Three: other perfor
mances‘ during the season will
present, - Cellist-Paul - Ojefky,
North India temple dancers Shala
and Raja, and Swiss flautist Char»
les Joseph: with Elena Panajo-
towa Bopp, Pianist,

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various reasons during 1967, Fite

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2:30 Bonnie: Prudden 2:30 Bonnte Prudden

3:00 Take Thirty 3:00 Take Thirty

3:30 Edge of. Night | 3:30 Edge of Night

4:00 BBC Classics 4:00 BRC Classics

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