HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-05-22, Page 90
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rehearsal, bat49t all the
,costumes are ready. 914 three.,
night* to show tiMeo and two of
the cast are missing,
"Quiet hack stagel 'Let's
take it from the 'top.gy
And from the top it was. Des-
pite the stuffiness, the missing
actors, the tiredness and the
missed cues, the old maxim `the
show must go on" is more than
just a saying to the Wingham
Towne Players. For the past few
'months, it's been a motivating
force and way
Obleme
/4 the kst few days
hearsals, 044Yy one
remains: Will there
audience?even
, . char tor -
en
tstieally, "Qr7 this
rugged offin welt .
minute details and t
ereasingiy hectic ,pace.
It's not to ' say the'
Towne Players don't care;
that, for better or for w+ e,
really b1elieve that .4:'
must go on,"
The first problem ,they .fes:
herd of other assorted hatacters
show
e
was perhspa'
that of getti tf ,
--people 'Weven- xi*
In
It took time, t y did ,It*
comparison, theWork ,nv+�lved:
flearning parts, making or:
ding the costumes, creati
the set and the hundred OW
little details was almostnothing.
And thelay? Tt 'is meant -for
laughs, and tilat's Just how the
actors play it, There's Dedoubt it
. will be a success. Awttern farce
that incorporates a
bum, a+�y triw'a
y a drunken dooctor, an ever -
feminine and funny .saloon ;fly
the fastest gun in the west and a
can't be anything but!
All in all, "'Ie Death and Life
of Sneaky Fitch" is a perfect
vehicle for the
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nand it
0414 't. Baine oily a few.;
yee act$li tine ►y
along, qui+ kly with never a, dull
moment.The plot " ' t
untilthe ,play They
nig, but it n saf+ ly' ,b,e c
delihtghtfi l everca's entert jig -
ment.
fn ot,. the Play worth
admission and more dd
prove 'irresistible to young. alb,
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to be missed: "The Death . and
Life of Sneaky Fitch". at the
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Mac MacLeod as Sneaky are a .sure hit as a mismatch.._
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GEORGE WELWOODas°Doc and Mac MacLeod"as the star
capture the spotlight for a funny -sad scene in the first act of
"The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch", starting tonight
(Thursday) at the Town Hall auditorium.
A DANCE -HALL GIRL with a :"heart of gold"? What else
for a western farce that's guaranteed tomake you laugh
until
you cry. Shirley Bell stars as Maroon"in The
Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch", starting Thursday at the
Town Hall auditorium.
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LAST 07
—Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lapp held
r -a dinner on Sunday to honor his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willis T.
Lapp, who will be celebrating
their 35th wedding anniversary,
on May 22. Those attending were
Mr: and Mrs. David Edwards and
Tatee of London, Olive Lapp and,
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie of
Wingham and Robbie and Billie
Toth of Waterloo.
—Rev. Donald G. Kemble of
Knox . Presbyterian Church,
Walkerton, _and Rev. Robert H.
Armstrong of St. Andrew's ex-
changed pulpits on Sunday.
Recently come to, this area from
Caledon East, Mr. Kemble chose
as his sermon topic "Simple
Trust". The choir sang an an-
them and Kathy Cruickshank and
Linda Taylor sang two duets. Mr.
Kemble's visit was part of an ex-
change arranged by Presbytery
for the church's centennial year.
—Mr. and Mrs. Bob Holmes
and family of Galt visited friends
and renewed acquaintances in
town over the weekend.
—With the gorgeous holiday
weekend weather as an added
incentive, many local residents
travelled out of town. For many it
was time to open the cottage and
let the springtime in, for others, a
boating excursion or suntime at
the beach filled the bill. And some
just lazed in their back yards,
watching their newly -planted
garden, apparently looking for
some sign of life. Remember last
month's snowstorm, anyone?
Couple feted at
housewarming
BLUEVALE — Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Craig were pleasantly sur-
prised on. Monday evening when
their former neighbors from the
Browntown area on the second
concession of Morris called on
them. The Craigs have recently
moved to Bluevale so their
friends went to have a house-
warming and to wish them well in
their new home.
The evening was spent playing
progressive euchre .with ten
tables participating.
Mrs. Charles Bosman read an
address to Mr. and Mrs. Craig;
expressfng the group's good
wishes. Glen Sellers presented a
gift of fireplace accessories. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Craig thanked their
guests and expressed a welcome
to all.
RICK WALL debuts as a singing cowboy in the Wingham
Towne Players' presentation tls week of "The Death and
Life of Sneaky Fitch".
REVEREND BLACKWOOD, alias Bert Morin and cowboys Randy Foxton and Dick
8skerad lament the character of Sneaky Fitch in the Wingham Towne Players' presenta-
tion"df "The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch".
Lakelet
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fink-
beiner visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arm-
strong visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Hallman and
Donald.
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