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IT’S SHOW TIME

Contributed by the

Terrace Little Theatre

Are you ready? The cast and
crew of Hooters is! The members
of the Terrace Little Theatre have
furiously been organizing, plaster-
ing the town with posters and
placemats, cleaning up the theatre
and generally focusing on this lat-
est — and youthful — production.

Hooters was written in 1978 by
American Ted Tally and first per-
formed in New York City. Those
involved will tell you that it is
very typical of its time. Two
young guys, aged 19, go off for a

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weekend to Cape Cod in order to
‘score’ with girls, preferably ‘10s’,
that is, knockouts. Well, they spot
their targets and move in on two
slightly older young women, one
of whom is not at all interested in
being picked up.

The set, complete with stunning
Cape Cod murals, sand and sea-
gulls, was designed and painted by
Trudy Ward, who also designed
the artwork for the poster. Karla
Hennig designed the lighting, and
stage manager Ken Morton has the
awesome task of taking over from
the director on opening night,

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ensuring that not one little item or
cue is missed,

Be sure to take in this 1970’s
comedy. It’s funny, it’s touching
and hmm, well, just a little bit sug-
gestive! Showtime is 8 p.m. and
there is no late seating. The pro-
ducer notes that it is wise to pick
up tickets now as they go fast and
TLT shows are known for selling
out before the doors open.

Tickets are available from the
Bank of Montreal and Jeans North
in the Skeena Mall, Hooters runs
Nov. 14, 15, 16, 21, 22, and 23 at
the McColl Playhouse, 3625
Kalum Street.

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Anna Strangway: Perfect '10’.

Cast set for zone entry

The cast has been chosen for
the Terrace Little Theatre’s
February production, Norman
Conquests’ Living Together by
Alan Ayckbourn. At the final
evening of auditions in the Mc-
Coll Playhouse, director Ken
Morton chose a cast of six from
a multitude of budding actors
and actresses. ,

Alan Weston, Alison Thomson,
John McGowan, Karla Hennig,

Ray Mordan and Marianne
Brorup Weston, all experienced
actors and members of the Ter-
tace Little Theatre, will soon
start rehearsals. The play debuts
Feb. 6.

The play will run February 6,
7, 8, 13, 14, and 15 and will
also be an entry in the Skeena
Zone Drama Festival, to be held
in Smithers March 16-21.

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Terrace Concert Society presents

A Tribute To Harry James

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featuring

— Gary Guthman,
-- The Man with The Horn

Saturday, Nov. 16, 8 p.m.
R.E.M. Lee Theatre

Tickets available at Erwin Jewellers in the Skeena Mall
Adults: $15, Seniors and Students: $10 |

sponsored by Tymoschuk Agencies (Petro-Canada)

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