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The Solid Gold Cadillac, a comedy about high finance, was presented by the Jarvis Drama Club on October 28 and 29, 1960. The play was well-paced and its presentation was 'both unified and humor-ous. In the leading role of Mrs. Partridge was Ann Crysdale who gav,e a most convincing performance. While she was on stage, the play took on a special movement and life. In another leading !'Ole was Eliz=cbeth Naumoff, playing AmeHa Shotgraven. Elizabeth's transformation frJm a plain-Jane secretary to a sophisticated socialite completely captured the audience. The part of Miss Logan was played by Judy Pocock, whose sens·e of comedy and stage presence bl'ought laughs from the house even before she finished walking across the stage. The m em b e r s of the Board of Directors were capably played by Peter Pringle, George Whitney, nave The Solid Gold Cadillac Howkk, Br-nee Warren, and Wayne Connelly. Others in the cast were F red Strang, Michael Ashford, Gerry Hazelton, who was particularly funny as the typical television news announcer, and Taida Ibergs, who was delightful as the society gossip ,columnist. Also cO!ltributing tD the success of the play were the narrator and the simple but effective settings, as well as the between-scenes music provided by Jarvis' own "Crazy 8's". Last but not least, a special v 0 t e of thanks goes to those members of the staff who worked so very hard to make this production the success it was: Mr. H. W. Hill, who was in cb1arge of ticket sales., Miss Humphries who looked after the make-up, and especially Mr. Vance Who directed the play. Let's ihope that tJhe future iholds many more successful plays in store for the Drama Club. Leorah Himsley, 12B THE DRAMA CLUB 62
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Volume 42 Number 1 ET 1961 TORONTO
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EDITOR - CO-EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR
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EDITORIALS THE FIVE SHIPS Citizensh
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