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‘Well over five hundred peopte
look in ‘Terrace Little Theatre's
“Butterflles Are Free" last
weekend at the Skeena
Secondary School and, by all:
accounts it was a hit.

The play, a light and lively
love story with a happy ending,
met’ wilh, approval at per-"
formances Friday and Saturday
night and Sunday aflernoon.

Leading man and lady Ted
Hockaday, and Laurie Winter
performed admirably in the
performance 1 saw, Sunday.

afternoon, despite an audience.
thal was only luke-warm in it’s -

»response, Several funny lines

passed over the heads of the .

‘audience and during the first
half of the Aet, although the
lines were there, the laughter
was Scarce. :

The near-nude scenes, - wilh
Laurie and Ted appearing in
‘underwear, was met at firsl by

an uneasy silence and then,”
during the scene,’ by light

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embarraséd laughler, Despile
the audience, Laurie and Ted
carried the firat act of the play
admirably, . performing as
though they were before a hoyse
of friends, . '

Ted Hockaday, appearing as
blind Don Baker, came up with
a virtusa performance. The

paration Lhat went into the
play teading to Ted appearing
as blind, paid off in the. per-
formance Sunday, as Ted went
onstage. Without the use of sun
glasses-or other such aids, Ted
Hockaday convineingly was
blind. . He went through “the
entire play, set in Don Baker
Baker's New York apartment, |
-\in this matter, gazing straight
ahead, too all appearances
blind, . ot «
_. The object of any good play:
. (excepting theatre of the absurd
of course) is to reach a state of
suspended dis-belief, where the
audience becomes toinvolved in
the play, they can forget they
are ina theatre. ‘Although this.
is one thing 1 have never ex--
perienced, it was not hard
Sunday: to suspend the belief.
that, Ted Hockaday was nol a
sighted actor, but truly blind
Don Baker. . _

Jill Tanner, portrayed by
Laurie Winter, came across‘as
a slightly confused and spinny
young girl, afraid of in-
yvalvement, Laurie with Ted,
carried: . all of the first act of
the play and a good portion of
the last of “Bullerflies" four

. was superb, Laurie Winter,

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scenes, convincingly, Although
, like Ted, her burden as a
riormer was heavy due lo the
ength and strength of her part
-she pulled it off. *
Twosecondary, yet important

characters in the play, Mrs,
Florence Baker played by
Margaret Dodd and Ralph
‘Austin portrayed by John
-Nattress,. made their ap-
pearances in the second act and
once again the characters were
convincing, Margaret as an
over-bearing, possessive
mother, John as a brash, loud
and vain off-Broadway director.
Although the cast was small
the production of Butterflies
~ Are Free Involved upward af
twenty-five members, of the
Térrace Little Theatre in
various forms, as set designers
and painters, or in special ef-
feets or music and 50 an.
Robin McColl, who directed
“Butterflies Are Free” for the
Terrace Liltle Theatre, has out-
done himself on the play,
managing \o caplure the full
range af eniotions from sadness
to outright hilarity, demanding
the best from each of his actors
and ‘getting il, Ted Hockaday.

fully believable and sincere,
Margaret Dodd and John
'Nattress .accomplished in
making their short appearafces
“memorable. It was a play well |

done and speaks well for the ,

talent and energy of the local
. theatre group.

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