itheHERALD Entertainment David Clifton and Dorothy Hunt help com tract a set for Georgetown Little Theatre production Walt Until Dark opening April 19 at the John Theatre Herald photo Wait until Dark Whats so valuable you kill to get it By JACKIE WILLOWS Herald Special What is It that so valuable It worth kill ing or one of the mysteries you dlscov in Georgetown Little Theatres production of Walt Until Dark which opens April 19 The play has its share of villains excee dingly undesirable characters in the guise of Mike and Carlino Ron Kill Tim Jennings and John Day respect torment a young woman who has recently became blind Ron Hill as lite rally makes the skin crawl Allhisearlystage of rehearsal he is completely terrifying even in Improvised sur roundings Ron Hill has been asso ciated with the theatre for over forty years and is a founding member of the He has been nominated twice as Best Actor once as best Supporting Actor and once as Best Director He directed last production Busybody He won a special award EYECATCHING Verna displays one of her stained glass pieces of art currently on show at the Hal ton Hills Library and Cultural Centre gallery Her work will be at the gallery til April Herald photo for the script and lyrics of The Bungaloosa a delightfully entertaining show which will be presenting as their Christmas show this sea son Tim Jennings as Mike has Suzy believing he is a friend she can count on Will she realize that he has an ulterior motive Many of you will have seen Tim before Although he Is still in high school he has appeared in or worked on as many as ten pro ductions He last appear ed on stage at the John Elliott Theatre as Launcelol Lac in the High School production of Camelot He is a young man with enormous energy and is at present rehearsing for Wait Until Dark well as Play It Again Sam for the high school John Day as Carlino very convincing The character he portrays as Is considerably different from the role of Richard Marshall which he played in Busy body He has been a member of GLT for five years and has appeared in such productions as la Our Town and Bedroom Farce Together these three make a formidable gang of villains working on Suzy s thinly stretched nerves Will Suzy out wit her tormentors Come and see for your self The play opens on April 19 and runs April and Tickets are available by telephoning the box office at 3700 or mav be purchased at the theatre box office Thurs day evenings between and CROSSWORD CORNER CLUE letter word for travel ANSWER R00S Travel Agency MiikitPlice it si I TO ADVERTISE IN THIS FEATURE CALL 8772201 JET crowd catches the banjo spirit SECTION A THE HERALD Wednesday March 1985 Page Herald Staff If you went out Satur day night expecting to see cowboy hats and leather boots on the John Elliott Theatre you would have been appointed The Felix Banjo Palace Band members wore white shoes white pants and white ruffled tops And the music that came out of their shiny instruments wasn all hillbilly The four man band played a mix of music from the sentimental and mushy to rock and roll Of course Jug band tunes also got their turn Filled to capacity the theatre was mostly packed with Rotary Club members out for a fun night The band had been Invited as part of the Clubs 30th anniversary celebration Like a leprechaun band leader Felix seemed to charm his audience They enthusiastically agreed to sing oink or meow or bow wow on cue and often spontaneous or clapped along The band couldn have asked for a more warm or responsive audience They even laughed at his between songs palter of humor Mr told them he docs a lot of talking between songs and l go zip zip zip through his like some other Lntertalncrs but that easy for them to do because they know a lot mure songs he Joked Instead he spaces out his material through the show and that why his show is often called spaced out Mr Pos chuckled Hes good enter Isn he remarked one lady in the audience and he was that Indeed Not only did he play a variety of instruments from banjo to guitar to auto harp but he also sang danced wagged his brown beard and rolled his eyes express He proved you can play fast wild and lively songs on a banjo and rock and rail and quiet classics Helping children associate with the handi capped was the heme behind three short plays Involving puppets The Kids on the Block made Its debut at the John Elliott Theatre Saturday afternoon Herald photo Train properly Train your dog with the Georgetown A course begins April from Call for registration details The Felix Banjo Palace band entertained a packed John Elliott Theatre with a variety of sound Including Jug band tunes over the weekend Herald photo Rug course for ladies By WINIFRED SMITH Herald Correspondent BALLINAFAD There was a meeting for those taking the rug braiding course at Edna Short ills in the of March It was the final meet Ing before Summary Day which is this March at the Catholic Church in Milton from Herald Columnist Another study has been done to prove that women earn less money than men Instead of spending money on countless studies to prove the obvious why not take those funds and raise a few female salaries Nothing brings home the fact that this Is an unfair world faster than watching a news item about starvation in Ethiopia which is sponsored by a diet soft drink commercial showing already slender folk exercising their little hearts out to lose an ounce or two Have you noticed that in this country the poor of course pay little or no tax as is only right But the rich seem to have that same privilege I don mind subsidizing the poor but I balk at paying more than some wealthy entrepreneur who has a battery of accountants to discover loop hole heaven Do you realize that at one time the mother who had to work outside of the home was pitied or thought to be selfish Now Just the reverse seems true It strange how thought processes change Children seem to automatically inherit genetically the raits you have that you do not care for The ones you would love to pass along seem to get lost along the way None of your children pick up your luxuriously curly hair but they all end up with your receding chin Elliott wrote lhat April Is the crudest month He must have visited Canada some lime is so We expect nothing but misery from January February and March but by April we begin to hope We expect spring We demand spring Usually we don get it until May So we suffer from dashed hopes all of April You may have noticed that there is no coherent train of thought at work in this column Actually there is Us sort of a litany of complaints Every now and then I get tired of looking on the bright side and feel the need to moan and beat my cheat This tendancy usually occurs about time of year The cure for my annual malady Is a healthy dose of spring Get well By KAY WILSON Get well wishes to Canon JE Maxwell of who is undergoing tests and x rays at Georgetown District Memorial Hos pital Take a course this spring The University 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