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Page 4, Thursday, December 2nd, 1971, WHITBY FREE PRESS DURHAM'S PETER PAN PLAYERS WORKING ON PLAY PRODUCTION FAMILY HIGHLIGHT 0F PRE-CHRISTMAS SEASON! Whether y o u a r e 9 or 90, you just won't be able to resist the spirit of C h r is tmas when the enchanting Peter Pan Players return to the Durham Col - lege Lecture Theatre, December 9th and 11lth. Plays based on romantie Christmas legends The Peter Pan Players wvill presènt a selection of three plays gleaned from themostbeautiful of Christmas legends. One i s the true story behind the most haunting of Christmas carols, "Sulent Night"land dealswithhow the lyries and music of the carol were composed by a t h ou g htful priest of long ago. Another of t he imaginative presentat ions has a plotwound around live Christmas trees who engage in witty dialogue about the celebration in different lands. The third play revol ves around the story of Father Brebroeuf whowvrote the "Huron Chris t- mas Carol t, a Canadian Indian Christ- mas story. E n ti tle d "A Festival of Lights', these three plays, wvri tten and directed byMrs. Robert Crichton, vvill be pre - sented a t the Durham Lecture Theatre December 9 and 10 at 7 p. m. , and Dec- ember Il at 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. m. Mrs. Crichton's play, "Si lent Night"l Mi11 be publi!shed by Pl ays incorporated of Boston next year. The Cast P e t e r Pan, the merry nost for the program is played by Cathy Currell. In the story of Sulent Night,. Father Nostler isMrs. Blair Haviland, Father Mohr - William Swan, Frau Schmidt - M rs . Gordon Miff lin, Franz Gruber - Larry Emmerson, Frau Gruber - Mrs. James Kirkconnell, the children, Willy and Inge are Diana Reurekas and Joan Lang i 1le. The real live Christmas trees are cast by Mr. & Mrs. Blair Haviland. The Huron Christmas Carol includes Douglas Sharpe as Joseph, Patty Mati- wi chuk asMartha, Penny Siîdor y (Whitby), The Old Father, Father Bre- boeuf i s James Kirkconnel t, the Midi- c i n e Man - Larry Emmerson, Adam is Barton Sala, and the "Heavenly Voice", is that of Mrs. Blair Haviland. Scenery and choreography are by Mrs. Thomas Currell1, makeup by Mrs. L i ster Robinson, assisted by Barbara Ogden, special effects by Lister Robin- son, 1lighting by Donald Michie, props by Mrs. William Perryman, and the ward- robemistress isMrs. William McCarthy, B u s i n e s s manager for the Peter Pan Players is Mrs. Roland Kean. Musical direction for al1 plays is byMrs. George Dr yn an. Tickets Tic k ets are pri1ced at 75 cents for children and one dollar for adults and a re ont1 y 50 cents for groups of 15 or more. They are avail1abl e at the Hol iday T r avel1 Shop in the Oshawa Shopping Centre, the Pinnochio Toy Shop in the Midtown Mail, and Reedts Book Store, Il Simcoe Street South. Festival of Lîghts Cast The imaginative charm and ol di fashioned Christmas ap'peal of the story behind the caro i , "Si lent Night"l, the "Huron Christmas Carol"I and the witty dialogue of 1Iive Chr istmas trees expl or ing Ch r istmas in other lands should make Durham Col legels "A Festival 0f Lights"' the highlight of the pre-holiday season in the Oshawa-Whitby area. P.O,. Box #250, Ajax, Ontario, Canada Business Stîmulators Public Relations Tailor Mode Features L.J. 'Lou' Dickson TH1E WHITBY FIEE PRESS C Volce -of th.e County Town) Hometown paper of Whitby, Brooklin, Myrtie and Ashburn. Published every Thursday in -The rmisa.dventures cd c2oulp ort '~4' ,- 0F 7?dS; //I W9 *10 ps 'S.&~z Fcfoir we s "ziy6k and for the people of Whitby. APgIS /,qTle 1459kpi ,Offices - 301 Byron St. S. Whitby ý/i4', VEPI6 ,YbON Mail- Box 206, Whitby Phone -668-6111 Publisher -W..'BiIt»*Durkee Editor - Judy Durkee Editorial Staff - J. Quail Display Advertising - Tony Oomen -Chuck Marshall Classified Advertising - Phyllis Miltar Circulation - Barry Schroeder 7>,414V ZP ôFf A-0 Zli [I Il