rwwgw - AUJAX CORDUALLY EXTENDS THIS INVITATION f0 bring in the family for your. FREE PU MPKINS'. WHIT BY ýFREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 26,1 977, PAGE 3 Thne, Rope Dain.cers is, emotonl ýdrama, Cont'd from P. 3 ting as well as writing. This young lady has accepted the challenging role of the central figure. The play's title refers to her activities in her role, as well as tb the ernotional tugging she is subjected to - between mother and father. Theatre audiences will be pleased once again at the. opportunity of seeing Carole MacNeil who is cast in the role of Mrs. Sparrow, the warm-hearted, lovable lower- floor neighbor. Over the past two years or s0 Carole has appeared in a number of diverse rotes, either in plays or musical revues. Regular patrons will recognize that Carole is equally at home in comedy, drama, or anything in between. VersatiU± is probably, the simplest way to sum up her talents. Bill Lockie makes his first on-stage appearance as the Truant Officer. Bill's namne has appeared many times in the backstage team. Bill has been one of the unseen stalwarts that are vitally necessary in the building of a play. He is also Producer for this production. Eric Gareau appears as a police officer. Eric began in theatre by playing swai parts in plays at Loyola College, Montreal. In this area lie bas appeared in Sound of Music, for O.LT., and has assisted in Stage Management. Ile wiIl be remembered for bis part as William in last seasons play, How The Other Ilaîf Loves. 11In the role of Mrs. Farrow's daugliter,Clemnentine is Robin Burrows. This is Robin's first time on stage, but she is no stranger to theatre; having prompted lier parents, Jim and Gail Cheyne- through many parts. Robin is a Grade Six student at Kathleen Rowe Memnorial School. Paul- Spencer is cast as Dr. Jacobson. Paul has done so much in theatre activity in Whitby over the years as Set DesignerSet Construction Chief, Lighting Chief, Execu- tive Producer, and actor. Paul is the one who'has raisea many oohs and abs fon the audience with bis work on sets. A «Valuable behind-the- scenes asset to the Theatre Company, it is always a pleasure to see Paul- sneak umr opportunity to appear on stage. He has appeared in many roles for the Theatre Company including, Butter- flues Are Free; Ten Little Indians; and the Spring Musical Revue'. Theatre CuS.ipany president, Cred Lang does an Alfred Hitchcock type of appearance as the. Moving Man. Greg,,spends most of bis time behind the scene s; As well as managing the affairs of the Theatre Company, he is the constant companion of the Set Design & Construc- tion team. He also eutjoys au- ing roles whenever he can jump in. Onp of bis most notable appearances was as The Simple Man, in Man For AIl Seasons; The Rope Dancers is being presented Nov. 10-11- 12, at 8 p.m. witli the, usual free performance for Senior Citizens Wednesday, Nov. 9 at 7:30 p.m., at the theatre, Whitby Centennial Building. Advance Ticket Sales are at Middleton's Bookstore. Dundas St. W. Whitby. As usual, The Whitby Theatre Company extends an invita- tion to ail patrons to join them in the Regal Room (on the upper floor) after the final performance, Saturday, Nov. 12. Refreshinents will be provided. WE HAVE: F U LLY RECONDITIONED 0*K USED CARS PERSONALIZED GMLESN 668-780o1 3205 BALY ST . 1 MýILE, EAST FROM HARWQOD TOHE SIGN 0F EXCELLENCE. I teregular price of a bueket of REG ULAR.PRICE $6.85 BONUS PRICE$5,5 Get in on the savings and finger lickin' good taste. And don't fèrget the fixin's! '~$ofls cicenV&Qe OVR100 LOCATIONS IN ONTARiqO-EE YOUR PHONE 800K F0! TKe ONE.NEARESTr YOU.'ý