Page 25 - 1958

The Students' Council and the Concert Band presented "Variety Nitell, in November, 1957. This show was performed to sell-out audiences for two nights , in the C.D.C.I. auditorium .
Of musical interest: The Band played several featured numbers as well as the incidental music. Ruth Raymer, soprano; the Glee Club; Werner Zotter and his nccord10n; and the two guitarists, John ~febster and Keith Ritchie, all demonstrated their talent and ingenuity in various acts.
Not to be fore;otten, of course, is Rex, the ~ifonder Dog. Also, the C!.Reerloo.clo.re, directed by Mrs. 'IJ.£1. Gough, presented a very colourful. dr.ill. The student s of
XIIA took the audience on a tour of tint) in "Life \1'1th j3. T.V. Set.II An Ancient
Slobovian story was tol d, a certain Q,ui et Burp was bot4. .s.een and heard, a murder nearly occurred, and Cinderella went modern with .a Sputnik.
l,ierry Molly Malone, a comedy, was directed by .BilJ., Hawkins., ,o.f XII A. The players were all students of Grades Nine and Ten whose sp'irited Irish burrs or snobbish hi gh soci ety ant i cs deli ghted the audience .. .T!le play set i n the Barrington apartment in a Canadian city, proved again that the luck of the Irish wins through.
The Cast ;
Winchell Barri ngton••.•.• Ron Pucci ni I,Irs. Barrington•.... 0 '" .Helen Connor
Ilka Barrington ••••••.••• Joyce Carruthers Noel Barrington•••••••••.Peter Bellamy
Bri dget O'Hara•••.••• .. ••Patsy Giffen Molly Malone ...••••••••••lvIarilyn Pearen Perry Va-nlone •••.•••••••••~'faltor Borthwich
PLAY NIGli'r
On each of two evenings, Barch 12 and 13,.the Students' CouJ?c.~l presented three ':uc-act plays in the ColleGiate Auditor~1J1Il," I!1-qnvao af the ./:lard \lork ?.nd enthusiasm
of the players and helpful advico from t lw.9-irb,?~or~,_ the performances were successes .
BE HO~lli BY MID-NIGHT or
THE CLOCK STRUCK ONE i s a funny dramatlzation of the periennial teen-age problem: Curfew.
When Paul and Mary Jones entered tho house at 10 P.~Jl., their parents scolded thei] severely for being out so late. l\lr. and Mrs. Jones cited the example of Junior, who was always in bed by 10 P.ld. to bolster their argument.
At ono o'clC'ck tb0 next nornine" JuniClr crone in; he had been to Stayner Teen Town.