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Members of the Seven Mile Bay| are seen with their director, Rev.| Sherry, Harold Murphy, Gilbert | Seated, are Eileen McMurrer, | prayer. Austin Bradley. Standing, left td Bota Arnold McGrath, George Frances Sherry, Brenda Murphy, |

Dramatic Club, comprising the’ east of the three-act comedy, “Kitty Kearney from Killarney”

SEVEN MILE BAY DRAMATIC CLUB

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Shirley Green, and Patsy Hamill,

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mischievous pranks by the young fun-loving heroine, Jane Jasper (Sunbonnet Jane) and her young neighbour, Toby Simpkins.

The cast of characters were as

ing young heroine, played by Eva Wood, Miranda Jasper, her aunt, who is always mortified,— Jean Gamble, Grace Jasper, Miranda's lovely young sister,— Queenie MacKinnon, Ollie Dink- lebury. a school teacher,—Olive Jones, Nola Miller, who always has a duty to perform,—Beatrice Jane’s cousin from the city,— Farquharson, Crystal Cluett, Jane’s cousin from the city,— Sharon Passey. Schuyler Pell, who comes to visit Crystal,— Wendell Jenkins, Toby Simpkins, who loves to play pranks,—Barry Murphy. Jason Gouch, who has @ permanent § grouch,—<Aubrey Gambie, Douglas Smith, a young

follows: Jane Jasper, our charm-

—Myrna Jenkins.

Between the acts, the audience were entertained by the Pownal C.G.1.T. girls who sang their song “Santa Lucia” from the musical festival, encored by ‘‘The Happy Plowman”.

A monolgue “When Doreen Telephones” was given by Dore- en Balderston. Harry Mutch took the solo part in the song “Jean MacNeill’s in Love with me’, supported on the choruses by Lioyd Balderston, Russel Far- quharson, Audrey Gamble, Earl Jones and Robert MacKinnon

Instrumental music was prov- ided by Richard Burhoe and Aubrey Gamble.

This play will be presented in

other halls in the near future

Opera Moves Into Gardens

TORONTO (CP) — The New | York Metropolitan Opera moves | into Maple Leaf Gardens Monday for a six-day stand which is ex- pected to draw a total audience of about 40,000.

Toronto will be the Met's only Canadian stopover. Proceeds will be used by the Rotary Club of Toronto, sponsors of the perfor- mances, for its various charity

works.

hitch+hiker,—Donnie Jenkins,

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