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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-11-26, Page 17123rd YEAR ..48, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER .26, 1970 ,o: t; ; ,3 JOT jOir , 3 `. ', alb` •, THIRD ciof Pat,p3aker, the organist at St. George's Anglican -Church, does a masterful job -of accompanying tide Gilbert and Sullivan operetta 'Trial By Jury" being presented this weekend by the Goderich • • Little Theatre group. His performance at the piano provides just the right background_for the delightful comedy which should keep theatre goers happy from start to finish. (staff photo) GLT, opens 1970-71 season. with !uric One of the best features of the Goderich Little Theatre's production of Trial By Jury is the male chorus. This photo gives an illustration of the vivid portrayal each member lends to the performance as they shout out to the court for justice for the poor wretched heartbroken bride left at the altar, Mrs. Roy B. Dunlop. (staff photo) o - P TiJ The bridesmaids get into the act during the GLT's performance of Trial By Jury. Their performance lends color and comedy to the show. Notice how the judge (W, G. Cochrane) enjoys their antics' and trys"to get their attention by waving his handkerchief at them. The bridesmaids are (from the left) Joan Stiles, Betty Rodgers and Eleanor Robinson. (staff photo) Photo Feature by Shirley J. Keller -, 2g-r4r2or:4r:o2g.2$ro-zot:2v.-2or:or:or2v::0 Brian Markson gives a creditable performance as the attorney in the Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta Trial By Jury.'Brian has an excellent voice and terrific diction which combine to bring welcome rapport with the audience. Mrs. Roy B. Dunlop as the jilted lady shows her talent for the stage, moving easily and confidently throughout the entire operetta. (staff photo) • 4 The ladies' chorus in Trial By Jury is very colorful, not only irr costumes but in the delightful way each member portrays her role. The ladies are the proverbial tittering, tearful 'females which can't really make up their minds from witness to witness. Out front is the playboy reluctant groom (Glen Lodge) who clainv he wouldn't make suitable husband.for the lady in question. (staff photo) b Ott Augustus Does His Bit has only three performers but each member bf the cast gives a fine performance in the short, very° English comedy which starts off the Goderich Little Theatre's fall show. Left to right are Mark Russell, Mrs. Beth nllarhsan and. Rev. Garwood Russell who plays Augustus. It's fun, especially i# you enjoy looking for the humor in a sketch. (staff photo)