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VIuteu I.o cast gets
ur curtain culls locally
.Review;. `'by George Jenner: andp bowildearuleut provided a
. Asits'ffnal.presentation of the most necessary livening to the
current season Goderich Little proceedings. His • cockney
Theatre - introduced the .Tempo observaMins provided most 01 the
Theatre players, of :Kf-teheuer- lag l►s as ht? lav°IIUnlc)t)ilize(i with
Waterloo. Friday and Saturday of a sprained ankle`.
1st Week. in the King-Arnist•ong • Hall Masterson, as Philip
play "Here We. Come Ga thering�'.'.. Kelly way husband. of Anne.
The unchanging 'set of a bate performed well in a part that
,roots,,. throughout its ttlree acts„ called for a reactipll of. jealousy
emphasized,tlle:ibility Of the nilit3 ° concerning a forilier suitor. stone
part cast to -11011.10e interest of a
- thoroughly :ippreciative
audience. -
The -predicament of the story
involved two young newlyweds
• who. in occupying their initial
'home.are fouled by Well-
intentioned friends and relatives.
Throughout the play the ba re
tlnfUr'nish:ed room of thel1',neH'1v . . Maugham.
'acquired. cottage is invade tl by a
host of diversified„d,,visors.
Christine Krause, as Anne
Kellaway-, the bride. gave a
sustained perfoi•lilarice fi itis the
initial enthusiasn,of a new home
to the final exasperation of pure
futility. ,
'Speria1M` nit?ntion belongs to
Douglas Maugham. as George
Hawkins the •L.imev' furniture
whtltit' ('(1HIC l'npaf1eiu't'
° in excellefit style L I Mike Altman.
Kay -Douglas, as Anne's another
in Law, vGas perhaps a bit too
•fidgity in a role that called for
unsympathetic • reactions.
Richard Woolrich.as her cleric a
tuisballd. Rev. James Kellaway.
improved as the play rap along
and sha red the '0ili IC honors with
•
. The remaining O'ast nierhbers
were convinci-ng in minor roles.
Aei'vl Palmer, as Shirley
Cameron, partnered 'in amour
with the trunk' driyel;, Hawkins.
• was attr-active in spite. of her
enveloping heavy blanket.
Joanne Brodks, pliying the
bouncy part of Evadne Potter,
deserves some special mention.
Her excellent and sustained use of
Cockney phrases and inflection.
plus lively, facial expressions,
injected pure fun and rotnic relief
into the part she played.
Finally there was Larry
Comeau. as Luke Betterworth an
itinerant peddler, making{ tate
most of a minor tole to complete
the thoroughly competent cast:
Under the direction of Tessa.
Gillard, the players and the play'
moved cohesively to provide -two
evenings of enjoyable
entertainment for the.. near
capacitv''a'udience's. Some • late
audience -criticism mentioned the.
Osence of a stage -front curtain.
making it necessary for the
players to scamper across stage -
between acts.
. In summary, audience reaction
to the offering, "Here We Come
Gathering", was truly gratifying'
with four final curtain -calls as .a
testimonial.
The finale, with the entire cast
prancing and singing the old ditty.
"Here We Come Gathering Nuts
In May" sent the audiences
grinning as they left,. A1) 41411,4.4e
Kitchener -Waterloo group wound
up the current local' season 'its ,
most' gratifying manner. -
The Goderich Little Theatre 9Iosed their 1971-72 season on F riday,and Saturday evening la,t week as
they.p sented the third and final regular production of -the year: the theatre group staged a production
- liytheKitchenerWaterlOc Tempo Theatre, "Here we Come Gathering.” The show was enjoyed by a
ed`t"urnoutof,suppoy ers. (staff photo) '
L epgion rnee ting
Accept four new ntembers
The first general meeting of the
1972-73 Legion year was held in
-- 'the Green -Room oi+the Legion on
June 20 with lst'Vice President R,
Chapman in the chair. The
meeting opened with the ; Last-
Post..the Silence and Reveille and
36 veterans were'present.
The membership chairman. H.
• Johnston preseri'ted four
applications. L.M. Hamm'acker..
B. Reynolds. i°.W. Sturgeon. and
H. Davison for membership in
Bz�afrc#i 1°f39-w$cld� t•�hese•^�wege�
accepted.
The property chairman:' G..
.Chambers stated -that the
Cenotaph in Court House. Park
was cleaned. and presented the
bill for`The *near room:' which was
the Legion apartment and is now
complete as a meeting room and
annex to 'the main -floor lounge.
sContrade B. Davis r,epgrrted
that the Legion picnic will he held
on Sunday August. 13 at
,.Kitchi:gami. D.'McMillan
reported following members in
hospital 'L. Marshall... P. Le
Blanc. B. Markson. Bert Bogie.MJ.
Port Albert
Congratulations- to' Charlene
Arial , Pa-ul Adams, Sharon
Shelly Tigert, Lloyd
Tigert;' Cathy • Doherty, • Kenny
Doherty, Sandra Dixon, Charles
Crawford and Ron Hodges who
alb passed their year in . their
respective grades at the
Goderich and District Collegiate
Institute.
Dodkin, and Wm. McGill"
The meeting . approved the
appointment" of the following
chairman, canteen, V. Smith: .
bingo, H. 'Chambers: public
speaking, L. .Riley: and
Lancaster'. B. Clancy.
It was learned that the annual
• visit of the veterans from
Westminster Hospital to
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. ` +rYtdwl Ilicl� .to ciii on roti with
,41ou040rminn OW and
lnfor ietioii about your ;rlew'
Wootton. -Thu HOstatrs will i ...*
0t00d to Otis toy you, subticriptiooft '
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the StGNAL STALL,
z h lr" at. *1 `
Goderich and the Legion was
much enjoyed . by both host and
visitors.
The floor approved a -,.motion
that associate members receive
-the monthly Magazine and any
special bulletins of the Branch
and that theexecutive have power
to act until the. next general
meeting in September. .
et us- -
elp you
wn
your home
Pastor Ken Knight b
speak 70.1 Auburn chapel
Rev. Ken Knight, former pastor
of Calvary Baptist - Church,
Goderich is ,the guest speaker
July 1 and 2, at' Westfield
Fellowship Hour for their
anniversary services, and will
conduct the 'first anniversary _pf
the Huron Mens Chapel at Auburn
'at 8 p.m.
It was through the untiring
efforts of Rev. Knight and Rev.
Len Warr, along with some
a
others, that the_liuron Christian' •
Mens Association was formed a
few years ago. Rev. ken Knight is
now pastor of the New Testament.
Church in Leamington. Ise has
also been instrumental in helping
to,, form the "Sun Parlour
Christian Mens Association" in
that area.
Rev., Knight 'will be looking
forward to renewing friendships -'-
°of the past on this occasion.
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REIIABLE'ECONOMICAL
The Pendulum Players, who will bepresent'ing,theatre productions at the former°Hur.on County jail.
this.sumimer, staged their first production last week of a children's musical. The play was done for the
cub pack at North Street United Church. The,ptay is -touring elementary schools in Goderich 'and the
troupe has &Isobeen asked totake the production to Loncton'and Woodstock. Kaye Dustow is the fair
-.maiden, Jan Sutherland the witch and Rick Fisher the bungling suitor,. (staff photo)
Art CIub-
Will
attend summer school
A meting of the Goderich Art
Club was held-Pc'cently at the •
studio. President Mrs. Beryl •
Harper presided with, 17 mem-'
be'rs. in at;tenda'nce. Plans were
finalized for • the Art Mart as
,well as other club' activities fol.
` the sti i bi. ntortt , '
Twenty=eight of the members'
paintings were to be ekhibitted at.
he. elardcu_ Club.. thuw - held -in ._,
'North St. United Church.'
• On .July 12' a group of club
members will - attend Edna
Johnson's summer schoi)I of °art
at Southampton -for a c}ne-day
workshop. Martha Rathhurn'
announced that entries. 'for • the.
Art Mart from July 27 to 29 in
elusive had been -arriving ii�_pm-
_ -..
• Plans are .being carried out
for thy re orga►tization ' of the •
Art- -MTI►t--with•-creta Ages Yoh WI •
the Club hopes will-be:of benefit
to all thw %'-.whi) attend. M.e.rr
Picflic f�rNorth Street'
UCW: OBentIey home
The •lune' meeting of' Unit four ' ;tor\ of the friendship of' three.
of North .St. ' U.Q.\V. ,took the • girls which grew out of a Stud,
form of a pot luck picnic at the Course 'on•Friends .hv their Sun -.-
home. of' Mrs. E. Bentley,-'- ,lav School teacher.' -
-Cohourg St. -A ti Mrs: Buchaiian took cha ge of
A large number of members
turned 'out to enjoy the lunch
and the 'gardens, of the Bentley.
and Auld homes. The lunch waS
convened by Mrs,.. Jefferson,,
Mrs. Bentley- a-nd Mrs. Auld.
• Mrs. .Bentley ''took • the
devotional pa►'t of the aftern(ion,
using as •her theme -Friend-
ship'.' she told a true-to-life
the business.
'I'wl'► Guilts (►n hand are to go
to Parry Sound for Indian use.
Seventy *five dollars. was "given
Io • Camp Menesetung for the
, uta )ort of -the One -Parent
,Canis).
• The Mizpah Behe1iiction
brought 'rile -meeting t() a close,
bets have • been busy at the
studio' ••painting peg -hoards 'to "y
give them a face lift as a
background for 'the •exhibit~,. '
Posters -are also being prepared.
Arrangements- were finalized
for the memb('rs . of the; tub t
take advantage of the Caravari,
Art Trek which will visit the
studio at Caledonia Terrace and V
Norfth- ;St, frons -August 25' to 27
inclusive. The three-day seminar
is to- he led by two 'instructors
who are qualified to teach • a .
variety of skills and media. The
seminar- is free to students and •
adults of the romt uiniN.. Fur •
-
ther information regarding frhis
event will 'appear in the Signal- ,
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