Zurich Citizens News, 1976-08-04, Page 9Golden Glimpses .
BLUE WATER FEST HOME
Another month has sped by,
and before long all vacations will
be finished and fall programs will
be back in full swing. Perhaps all
the good weather is being stored
up for the fall season,
On Wednesday afternoon the
Residents were guests at a picnic
hosted by members of the Menn-
onite G.M.S.A. girls at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erb.
A picnic supper was enjoyed and
even though the rain did inter-
fere somewhat with the plans, the
Residents appreciated the oppor-
tunity to visit the farm.
We appreciate the donations of
craft room materials we arc re-
ceiving. also the fresh garden
vegetables which are a real treat
for the Residents.
• On Thursday evening the junior
department of the Zurich Menno-
nite Sunday School. presented a
programme of singing and recita-
tions. At the close of the pro-
gram refreshments and a social
time were enjoyed.
Bingo was played in the craft
room on Friday afternoon rather.
than Friday evening.
A number of our ,Residents,
particularly those formerly hon
the Dashwood arca, travelled by
bus on Saturday afternoon to take.
in the parade and some of the
events of the annual Fricsburg
Days.
The Sunday evening chapel
service was conducted by Rev.
S.W. McFalls, retired Minister
of Lucan. Miss Shirley Keys of
Bayfield presided at the organ
during the service.
Residents
attend b -b -q
One hundred residents were
entertained at the two bar-b-ques
which were held this week on
Monday and Thursday on the
East patio.
A musical program was
arranged for Family Night by
Mrs. Henderson of Home and
provided by the residents with
some help from the staff.
Instrumentals were played by
Mrs. Elsie Henderson, Mrs.
Myrtle . Parker, Norman Speir
and Jerry Collins.
Vocal solos by Chester
Archibald, Wayne Lester and
Morgan Dalton. A vocal duet by
Elsie Henderson and Sarah
Carter. Two numbers by the
men's chorus including Wayne,
Morgan, Chester, Norman, Bob
Taylor and' Andy Scott with
Glady Stanlake assisting with the
action number.
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Walk a block.Today.
Record attendance at Playhouse
Last week's rollicking musical
production of The Boy Friend
was a huge success at the Huron
Country Playhouse. Attendance
records were broken every
performance of the run at the
Grand Bend theatre.
Opening and closing nights
were completely sold out, with
large crowds for the Thursday
and Friday night performances,
and the biggest audiences so far
at the new Wednesday and
Saturday matinees begun this
season.
This week, it's Waltz of the
Toreadors by Jean Annouilh . It
is a blustery, comic bedroom
farce about a General who fan-
cies himself quite a toreador with
the ladies. His wife, an invalid,
spends all her time abusing him
verbally, and his two plain
daughters bore him to tears.
Then Mlle. de Ste-Euverte, a
beautiful woman who has
guarded her virtue ever since a
magical waltz with the General
many years before, returns to
claim his love. He evades the
issue, and she, in despair, turns
to the General's priggish young
secretary, and awakens him to
the pleasures of L'amour. It -also
evolves that the local doctor's
frequent visits to the wife have
not been entirely medical in
scope , .. and on it goes.
The play involves moments of
riotous comedy, amazing
husband and wife tug -o' -wars,
and elusive moments of
straightforward, spiritual can-
dor.
The Huron Country Playhouse
production of Waltz of the
Toreadors features two of
Canada's outstanding stage
performers, Vernon Chapman
and Aileen Taylor Snith.
Mr. Chapman has been ac-
tively involved with Canadian
television since its inception in
Canada in 1952, having per-
formed regularly on the Wayne &
Shuster shows for many years,
and he has appeared on all major
Canadian television drama
series.
Ms. Taylor Smith is a returning
Playhouse veteran, and is
perhaps best known to area
audiences for her stunning
portrayal of "Amanda" in last
year's The Glass Menagerie.
Other cast members include
Playhouse regular M. E. Evans,
who portrayed the villain in The
,Mumberly Inheritance, Trulie
MacLeod. and Nancy Palk, two
more of the cast from that
melodrama. Larry Lewis, a
newcomer to the Grand Bend
stage, portrays the secretary,
and Ann de Villiers returns, after
a two year absence, to play Mlle.
de Ste-Euverte. Barbara Young,
Playhouse musical director, has
the cameo role of the village
dress maker who is the General's
sometime bedmate.
The Playhouse production is an
extremely sophisticated French
farce, and is not recommended
for children. The romantic en-
tanglements are many, but the
moments of high comedy, and
even slapstick humour, are
almost non-stop.
Citizens News, August 4, 1976 -Page 9
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