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on the• fascinating' life, of
auto!! County resident Jack
Madam, one of "'the last
remaining members of The
Dumbells, the World War I
entertainment troupe so out
gfanding .it continued for 13' L
ritten—yegnifttril. e war to play on-
regiNa14 4 'new art gallery
this summer. The play will
recreate with comedy and.
music those exciting days in
the first half of the century,
A. big chaftge at :the
festival this season will be
the new facilities available iii
Broadway and some of the
sold-out performances last
year will now have a 'chance
to see why audiences were
shrieking with -fear one sec-
ond and laughter the neit.
For those who saw the show
last year Peter promises a
'few new chills in a rew
script. '
The final production of the"
season will see a return to
tbe roots of Canadian theatre
and art as -Janet Amos,
Writer-actor David' Fox and
members of, the cast present
The pfe That jack Built.
This collective play is based
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Three premieres' and the
return of a hit from last year •
Will highlight the 1980 Myth
Summer Festival season,,the
first chosen "by Janet Amos,
. artistic-clirector,af the Pesti,
val.,
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Opening the Festival's
sixth season -MI' Friday - July
.4 will be. ohn and the Misus
• by Gordon Pinsent, creator of
the televisiOn series A. Gift to
Last and the movie The ROw-
dyinan. He has rewritten
JOhn and, the MiSsuS for the'
Festival from, an earlier ver-
slim' which required a `huge
cast to. a smaller-cast • play,
more in:line with the. econ--
Omic -realities-'of theatre iii
the 198.0s; The, play. tells the
story. of a. Newfoundland,'
miner named, John Munn
who must decide whether to
heed the; wishes of his wife
and fanilly and Olt the mine
and, move to larger town
'where he, can, live an easier
life or stay in' the ,tiny, village
he has always 'imovi,/, The
play is filled humour,
pathos; love and music: .•
Ted Johns; who recently
coMpieted a highly 'suceesS-
ful six-week of his hit play
The School Show, has put his
wicked, witty: pen to work
again for the secondplay of
the season, St. Sim of the
Nuke Pile: deaTg
with /indoor .power, eSpeci-
11 it ahas affected, the
communities around the gig-
antic Bruce Nuclear Power
DeVelopment. As in his work
with The School ShOw -and
He W. Come In From The
Barn, Ted proMises •to coin-
bine thought-provoking fact
with a lot of good fun as he
looks if. atothic•;poweted .
greenhonSes, high-pOwered
engineers . and big power
companies: ' • •
Be• Back For You Be-
fore 'Midnight, the early
season hit of 1979 returns to
the festival. stage again 1.E1
198Q, Peter ,Colley's comedy-
Ahrillet' :his 'been getting
recognition,' across ,NOrth
America since, it, premiered
at Blyth last 'stinimer. The
Many people Who were un-
able to get tickets to the
Hall, Theatre Patrons will be
able to 'make use . of a new
wheelchair ramp, a wash-
roOm for the disabled and a
new'box office. New,dressing:
rooms and backstage storage
space in the $215,000 addi
Lion 'will benefit the pestivval: '
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worlds most famous stages.
Jack was also a good friend
of the. Group: of Seven paint-
ers and since his retirement
to Benmiller hai devoted
• time.to painting himself. His
work will make up one of
several exhibitions in the
.
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