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eet OTRO TET i : 364 rus OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Septembar"24, 1968 ally go very deep in debt," he|Canada and the Eastern United) 'Jack didn't study Camelot in}were good amateur standards, adds. 'Tne hail seats i,200 buiistates, and some hav ' J : only B00 tickets are offered for some have gone on|detail before we started rehear-| While the argument goes on; to professional theatre. {sals. The music and choreog-|Sheriff is preparing for next s.. " e Ricadia Playhouse seen sale and the musicals, which) | ; mt |get the best response," usually; The senior member of this raphy weren't up to par in this)season.. He has scheduled The Ca 0 eturn play before a house of 400. summer's company, Conrad one. \Fantastics, South Pacific, Ten | |Wright, a retired university pro-| But Wright, who appeared as|Little Indians, Girl Crazy, En- |SOME TURN PRO fessor from Ottawa, said Came-|King Pellinore, added that four|ter Laughing, 110 in the Shade, By NICK FILLMORE The university sponsors the} Members of the cast. of 30/lot hadn't been properly pre-jother shows in which he had|Barefoot in the Park and The WOLFVILLE, N.S. (CP)--!Playhouse and 'we don't usu-!came from various parts of!pared for production. roles in the last three years!King and J The controversial Acadia Sum os -- -- POSSI mer Playhouse ended its fifth annual summer season amid criticism that it was a disgrace ng to staid Acadia University, but the man in charge says it wil! be back next year. Jack Sheriff, youthful, bearded professor of English, says this summer's eight pro- ductions were of high amateur quality. What's more, they pro- vided the only live theatre for tourists and residents in the An- napolis Valley, "We're here to provide enter- tainment,"" says Sheriff. "You have to expect criticism, Many of the persons in the show are teen-agers just learning theatre. We're not professionals. "Five seasons isn't very jong to try to build a good summer theatre. We like what we're do- ing and we'll be back in '66,"' But critics, some of them con SUBDIVISION WAS STARTED IN 1961 Here's another scenic view * of the Downsview Park sub- * division, which has design landowners, Holshawa Lim- ited. The subdivision was started in 1961 and is today one of the city's top show- places of the Home Build- ers arts and crafts. --Photo by Hornsby | nected with the university, say the productions should be much | better. | CRITIC JEERS al For people who demand the ultimate in $ controls instituted by the 2IN NEW ZEALAND School Teachers Bring Computer To The Class not jthat wrong ideas should not be| The Playhouse, which per time to consolidate in a forms at the white-domed Uni versity Hall, runs a new show each week. This summer, along with Camelot and Sound of Mu sic, it put'on Guys and Dolls, "It's nothing but unrehearsed garbage," said Duncan Fraser, professor of political science "A bunch of school kids could do a better job. The whole thing is a disgrace to the university Imagine short little Tommy Common playing Lancelot!" Common, who appeared in the musical Camelot, was one of two professionals at the Play- house. 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A few seconds later, lights on| The pupils, after three days 'ty like 10 Have « new show *The new device, called anjthe master panel and on thejof testing of the "instantor." cach week because we're oper finstantor" by its inventors, /pupils' units indicate whether|were enthusiastic over the re- ating in an area that hasn't the ows the teacher instantly |the answer was correct. sults. << Aver population of Teronts, hether the pupils are all Pay-| Results are recorded on a) The inventors say the device|Montreal or even Halifax," g attention and whether the' | punched card. [could be built for about $1,500.|Sheriff says. 'The kids usually re eee oS ee 4 f th swer is wrong, the| "There. are still some bugs tojhave three or four months to ti ideas immedi-| [If the an g. tg | |i Me ist k (m.(pupil selects other answers un-|be ironed out," Hallett said. | prepare for their parts and we gely, 1 prevents bs eg aie wn ltil he chooses the correct one. |"When we have dealt withidon't use professionals unless ssions. from. taking root In we hope to demonstrate|there is a definite need--as in | The device provides a check/those, pens Sin. lon whether the pupils are con-|the 'instantor' to the education|the case of Tommy Common 'playing Lancelot." = The "'instantor" is the work Of| .entrating, and mets the in-department." By J. C. GRAHAM Canadian Press Correspondent * ROTORUA, N.Z. (CP) -- Two Biew Zealand school teachers braemor B. "Schmenn, gr Teache, 3 SSte8¢*_6t_ 4s: gags 'dgecumbe 'College, near the) ' JOHNSON INJURED | H. 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