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Summer Intime’s finale worth attending
Summer Intime has ended breaking point the actors are playing a nen-sighted person Myers as Anastasia Amber, a
theireighthseason wilh a puff entbusfostic and the infection with considerable adroitness, would-be actress; Winnle
rather Lhana bang. (if you can call it such)¯ making his charact~" seem ’Holzman as Madge Kempton,
There should be no cause for spreads to the audience. credible and, pathetically UTBU’s secretary; Jim
whimpering for James Kirk- U.T.B.U., which translates touching in the final con-:..Sbonkman as Eugene Bayer,
.wood’s "U.T.B.U," is’, into "It’s Unhanlthly to he- tretempu as he and aging star assistant producer and suitor;
thoroughly engaging and Unpleasant," is an un- J. Francis Amber duel for Katherine Stewart as Valerie
makes for an enjoyable dergraound . organization survival. To reveal more Rogers, a stage struck
evening in the theatre, In-" which aims to reducn the about this would be to spoil, mother, and young Gwendalyn
time’s final offering of the population explosion by" some of the furl and suspense.Hanawalt as a fledgling star.’
season continues, at the blowing up unpleasant penple. Eric Zwemer as the John C. Vennema who has;
Murray Dodge theatre this Their highly selective device egocentric star, in pursuit of
weekend, Thursday through
appeared on stage in previous
is an attractively packaged. fame, fortune and the demise’
Sunday. Curtain time is 8:30
summers at Summ~ Intime,
bomb, delivered as a gift to the of me, tu’rna in anntber fine as director has tied it all
p.m., save for Sundays whenunsuspecting
unpleasant performance. However, the together. Richard Ferrngio is
tbe sbow starts an hour person.
lion’S share of the acting responsible for the striking
earlier.
The dnliveryman, who credits gn to Georgian set, and the handsome
Though Kirkwend;author of makes his mission his life.’s Freedman for her deft per- costumes are by Ms. Stewart.
the currnnt Broadway hit calling, is a blindman, Williamtrayal
of wily Shirley Amber,
"Chorus Line," has written an Uggims, played by Joseph ninety-four, who mixes Summer Intime brings their
overblown farce that at times Harbeson. Mr.. Harbeson senility and craftiness with a successful season to a close
stretches credulity to the carrindoffthediffieuit featnf . singular agility.
with a frothy play, sprinkled
Tbc rest of the attraeti~,e liberally with black humor,
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¯ Connie cast includes: Tufford; Kimbcrly Shirley
Kauffman -
but engagingly played.
as housemaid
Elaine P. lleinemann
JLair~ed OassJLudio
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Thursday, August 2I, 1975
TROU.LE’S BREWING in this scene involving the Jets and Sharks The outcome will be on stage at the Peddle School in Hightstown. ¯ ’..
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windows, doors, etc. Sh ar s k to b annd across stag" eln Thentre. by - I ake :!,:
Over 300 antique
A professional studio specializing in restoration ’’
and designin Ihe Princeton area. Theatre-By-The-Lake in brother. Jim has worl~ed among other shows, as well as Brockaway, a veteran of Main 7 and East Ward Streets
Tuns S t105~ad Race, 609.466-3747
Hightstown will present the" extensively with the Ewing several chi dren’s ’produemusical
"West Side Story" Summer Theatre and has McCarter Theatre and
tinns. BobWatsenofCcanbury
Hightstown. The per-
Aug. 21, 22 and 23.
Channel 52, and lighting will
played the lead in "Butterflieswill portray the bigoted police be by Paul Faloana Jerry
formanees, of ’,west Side
Story" will be on Thursday,
. ...... mine lmper:me a ’- mu~u ..... Are _ .. Free" .:. . , ......... Lt. Schrank ¯ Bob .... has worked Caster , a graduate d West - Fr ’d a y andSatarday . Ang. 2t
teacher at the P~ldie Schonl amta, uernarao s gnu, wm wan "tncatre 59 m aamhon to minster Choir Col ege, will 22, and 23, at 8 30 p.m. All
whn ......... h~ n.~,i.,,~l,., ~. ....... ~di.~.da ~,,te be played by Nancy Anderson ................. appearances in the conduct the show - tick ’ ets willbe .
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Westm nster Chnr Co ege oi rrmeeton a oaneer wm rnree ann u era and
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n ~ro__ct d, ’ on of "W _est S . de eight years experience . , sne "Oh ¯ want a J~ove:y War," . indoor theatre on the campus4434544 between7 and 11p.m’:
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Story," will play Tony. Kathi has appeared m ’:Guys and Sets willbedesigned by Ran of the Peddle School, South Free parking is’available. ::i"
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Melvin, a senior at Hopewell Dolls and .... Brlgadoon , ’
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"The Song of Norway" and
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of the Jets, will be played by
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"WEST SIDE STORY" come,recent st.nigh,Bucks frOmcount,the
Music by Leonard Bernstein ~/ ~ [ " " /" Playhouse production of Princeton Twilight Theatre
"Guys and Dolls." will present its final seasnn
Featuring such magical songs as: "Marie", "Tonight", Kahn.necticut calls
Rich Hutchinson of Hight- production, "The Fan-
"Gee, Officer Krupke," and many others. Don’t miss this
stown will take the part of the
exching show, with some of our best dances ever. Make ’DONALD MADDEN is King Leontes in the American
,tasticks" on Aug. 22, 23 at 185
Jets’ second-in-command, ’Nassau St., Princeton.
reservations newt
Shakespeare Theatre’s production of "The Winter’s Tale" at Action. Rich is a veteran nf This warm musical, which
Thurs., Fri. g Sat. Aug. 21.22-23 Stratford. Conn. It plays’through the end of this month. several Theatre-By-The-Lake has been pleasing nudienees
McCarter Theatre’s MichaelKahn directs the production.
at 8:30 p.m. -All Seats: $4.00
shows as well as cabaret throughout the world, has book
porformnnces at Yale and lyrics by Tom Jones and
Indoor Theatre - Free Parking
Box office open evenings 7 & 11 p.m.
The Inn Place to Dine
University. Jim Zombeck of music by Harvey Schmidt and
Trenton appears as Bernardn such memnrable songs as,
Call 443-4544
the Sharks’ leadei" and Maria’s"Try
to Remember," "Soon
lt’s.Goana..Rain’!, and ..’~he:~
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