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Chapter Two is second bit
13 JOANNE BUCHANAN
Chapter 'No, the Neil Simon comedy
which is the second production of the
Huron Country.Playhouse in Grand Bend,
is full at romance, great one-liners and a
lot of soul-searching.
Leesely base. on Simon'S , own ex-
perience,
xperience, the play revolves around a
writer named George Schneider (Aaron
Sthwarta) and an actress named Jennie
Malone (Marcia Bennett) who have each
reC $ly' lost a spouse—be through death
and she through divorce.: The cast- is
compieted.bY George's brother Leo. (A.
Frank Ruffo) and Jennie's friend Faye
(Barbara Wheeldon,); They are the mat-.-
chmakers- who bring George and Jennie.
together after fixing them'`op with many
other blind date failures first.
George andJennie hitt 1ffimmediately
following several amusmg telephone
conversations and a five-minute `look'.
After a . whirlwind dating period of two
weeks, they decide to get married.
Problems begin on the honeymoon
however. when, George can't block out his
belovedfirst wife's memory.
Jennie fights back though and when
George decides that his worst fate with her
wouk%be a life of- happiness, all ends well.
Chapter Two's cast of four at the
Playhouse is a strong 'one. It is interesting
to note that Aaron Schwartz and' Marcia•
Bennett who marry in the play, are also
married in real life. Perhaps this accounts
for their naturalness as a couple on stage.
Bennett. -even resembles Marsha Mason,
Nei Simon's wife who played the role of
Jennie in the movie version of Chapter
Two:
"A. Frank Ruffo as Leo, George's con-
cerned but • sol iewhat overbearing
brother, stands out in his role, particularly
in the scene where he explains to Jennie-
how
enniehow George reacted when his first wife
died. The audience is charmed by his
concern and amused • by his • playboy
image. -
Barbara' Wheeldon portrays concern for
Jennie and is also very amusing when she
speaks abott her marriage to a dull
Sydney whom the audience never sees.. She
decides to have an affair with Leo and
their rendezvousprovides one. of .the most
Comical scenes in the play.
Besides the fine acting which carefully
mixes comedy with the path' of death and
divorce, Chapter "Two's success at the
Playhouse is a credit to skillful direction
by Aileen Taylor -Smith and the double -set
design of back -to -bads living rooms by
Mark Cole with lighting by Chris
Popowich.
Chapter Two will run at the. Playhouse
until July 25. Arsenic and Old Lace opens
July28.
lind folk to dispel...
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says. "They, will see it doesn't always
meantotal blackness but sometimes
greyness and sometimes fogginess."
Susan bas a dog but itis not a seeing -eye
dos. However, She hopes to have a seeing-
eye dog. as part of , the display. Also, a
silver collection will be taken to help blind
peopleliving in other countries..
Susan figures the display on blindness is
probably a fast for Goderich. She regards
it mainly .as" an educational . venture to
make people aware of blindness and what
it means.
She explains that there are lots of things .
you can't do' if you are blink perhaps one
of the most important is driving a car. Also
there are a lot of embarrassing moments
in a blind person's life.
But, she stresses, blind people can do •
many things by feel and with practice.
They should not be given undue special'
treatment but' neither, should they be
shunned nor ignored.
•
en S ,programming. o
House, which will in tum market i e game
for Ken, while he receives royalties.
Obviously enjoying Abe challenge com-
puters provide him, Ken refers to his sum-
mer with the board of education as "my
kind of job".
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mathematical simulatioit game called
• Life. He has written one for the T1.59 com-
puterand one for the .PET computer.
He hopes to'sell the games,to''Software
Ken Wood of Goderich is spending the summer programming computers at the Huron
County Board of Education office in Clinton as an Experience '81 project. Ken will be en-
tering Harvard University in the fall, having just graduated from Grade 13 at G.D.C.L with
,an average of 96 per cent. (Photo by Shelley McPhee)
WINTER IS AGROWINGSEASON
After the geraniums have withered and the bloom is off the rose, there is
still an opportunity to grow --yourself. We can help you to cu:tivate ideas
and to groWin competence. For more than hall a century The University of
Western Ontario has been assisting.adults to do just that, through one of
the oldest and most respected off -campus degree programs in Canada.
Western's offerings in Clinton, Goderich and Kincardine, starting in Sep-
tember are listed below. A' booklet containing full information on Part-time
Studies at Western can be obtained at the Clinton Public Library the Huron
County Public Library, or Kincardine Branch. Library. If •you have any
questions, call 679-3632. Why lie fallow this winter?
oCE,NTR6,OL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL - CLINTON - 7:00 p.m.
Sociology 140 (Social Problems) Tues., Sept. 15
Social Work 020 ('ntro to Social Welfare & Social Work) Wed., Sept. 16
Psychology 100 (The Human Animal)
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE - GODERICH - 6:30 p.m.
Political 020 (Introduction to Policital Science) Mon., Sept. 14
Thurs.. Sept. 17
KINCARDIWf DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL - KINCARDINE - 6:00'6:30 p.m.
Mus14397 (Special Topics)
Sociology 020 (Introduction to Sociology)
Psychology 150 (Human Adjustment)
Mon., Sept, 14
Tues. Sept. 15
Wed., Sept. 16
FACULTY OF PAIfT-TIME AND CONTINUING EDUCATION
The University of Western Ontario
Chapter Two, the Neil Simon comedy, nowirunning_at the Huron Country Playhouse in Grand
Bend, stars Aaron Schwartz (left) and A. Frank Ruffo and Marcia Bennett (left) and
Barbara Wheeldon. It is interesting to note -that Schwartz and Bennett who becomea
married couple in the play, are also married in real life. ( Photo courtesy of Playhouse)
Nile news
Nile LI.C,Vff. members and
their husbands met at the
home or Mr: and Mrs. Doug
McNeil for a pot luck supper
on Thursday, July 9. After
supper, a skit took place and
everyone enjoyed them-
selves. A big thank youP to
Dong and,,Minnie for having:
everyone to their home.
Social News
Congratuations to Carlow
"Country for winning the
trophy on Sunday in the
Goderich slo-pitch , tour-
nament against Stratford.
On Tuesday evening they
won the game against the
"Renegades" -14 to 0.
Mrs. Agnes Foster was at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Les. Johnston and family
recently.
Rick McGee visited at the
home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold McGee for a few
day's holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnston of Nile and Mr. and
Mrs.- -Don- Str-aughan- of
Goderich attended the
"Musical Festival" in
Mohawk over the weekend.
miserSIM WI*
Peter S. MacEwan
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