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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-02-20, Page 3• iTC[*1 011 SL irNAIrS:TA ►WEE Y29, 1985 • BYPATRICK 7641400 • Withthe upooraing production of The 42•mef r cast s; been Pat thr f.,. "An , Gees", the, Goderich Little s -and-a-half wee of`very cgncentratl Theatre s mounting their first major work," said Stewart, due toa. delay 4ti it" " =y a cry 1F.kidlir-s,a -4• cn 6p »t nj 0 f New V.ulek<w The material was regttes a (tor Nuuein er 22, but it finally arrthed after Christmas,., Despite the setback, Stewart says the cast. has been doing well, and are, "really ready," for the performances; which run February 20, 21,.1 22 and 23, all evening shows, curtain time 8 p.m. and a matinee on February 24, at 2 p.m. All performances will be staged at the Livery, in Goderich. • The play will be a lively one, containing "a lot of vaudeville," owing to its '30's -era roots, sa;,s Robinson. The gist of the play. is that Billy (Philip McMillan) arrives as the ship leaves New• York for England and when he discovers that his dream girl, Hope (Jennifer Biskup) is sailing to be married to Sir Evelyn Oakleigh (Frank MacDonald), he - stows away. Also on board are Moonface Martin, Public Enemy No. 13 (Earl Salter) and his girl Friday Bonnie (Kathleen Hamilton), the Roof", five years ago. The GLT is hoping experience pays off, as this musical comedy is being put together under the.direction of the same three people who made "Fiddler on the Roof" such a suc- cess. Director Eleanor Robinson is taking care of the dramatic end of things, while Choral Director Irla Stewart is making sure the soloists, duos; trios, and chorus are in top form and Orchestral Director Hugh McGregor makes sure the music is true to score. Warren Robinson, who played one of the -lead roles in "Fiddler", is in charge of choreography for "Anything Goes". The play is a lively fun -filled tale of ship- board romance, full of Cole Porter songs. The music has its origins in the 1930's and was redone during the '50's. The music is "upbeat", says Stewart and familiar tunes such as the title song"Anything Goes," and "Blow Gabriel Blow" should be hits with the 6 tpag . . ; so he pilng ar'Fal eSweeney (Joyce Kurile/Ai b r >11' Jher.cox al_ fig' re cpe's mother,, Jenny -Bislckk d ' ,s ss ` + dy). • The Livery stage has been transformed into an ocean liner for this production. Set director Graham McEwan has created an impressive "knife -fold" collapsible set, to accommodate the need for scenes, in various parts of the ship. The toughest part of staging this large - cast Musical for Director Robinson, has been mastering the intricate timing needed to keep the multitude of characters on cue. What has she enjoyed most about working on this production? "The people! 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HarryKlungel of Hensall,$2,762 remunera- The. annua�l�eport o ttiining regular ,Yon nd-$523 a ye Cai`K�ra�nter-of-- Brussels, $2,580 remuneration and $389 ex- penses; Isadore Laporte of Zurich; $2,838 remuneration. Brian McBurney of Turnberry Township, $4,551 remuneration and $957 expenses; Bill Mickle, reeve of'Exeter, $2,890 remunera- tion and $280 expenses; Gerry Prout of Usborne'Township, $2,818 remuneration and $1,089 expenses; Jack Stafford of Howick Township, $2,720 remuneration and $1,153 expenses; Paul Steckle of Stanleys. Township, $5,397 remuneration and $1,018 expenses. Grant Stirling o£ Goderich Township, $3,075 remuneration and $238 expenses; Neil Vincent of East Wawanosh, $3,379 remuneration and $1,005 expenses; Alan Walper reeve of Stephen Township, $2,805 remuneration and $487 expenses; Ralph Weber deputy reeve of Stephen Township, $3,211 remuneration and $408 expenses. Lionel Wilder reeve of Hay Township, $2,010 remuneration and $591 expenses; Harry Worsell reeve of Goderich, $2,058 penes' remuneration and $565 expenses. Tom Cronin of Blyth, $2,311 remuneration Library board members: Janis Bisback and--$532--unseal -Bill --Elston-of_,Morris._. received- -$1;694-r-emunerrtio, ncL$766--.ex-- penses; R.P. Ritter, $1,193 remuneration and $506 expenses; Martina Schneiker, $585. remuneration. Board of He.' received $1,208 remuneration and $405 in ex - honorarium and convention and other ex- penses was released at the February meeting of county council. As usual the past warden made the most money. Tom Cunningham of Hullett Township earned a total of $34,593. Of that, $9,985 was for convention and other ex- penses such as mileage. 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