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whe danced jn “Anne” last vear will also Be back with the com. -Rhynes and a three-year eveter- pany this year, ‘They are an..of dance instruction. from

Janet Farrar, 11-year-old day-. Shirley Burke: . ; zhter of Mr apd Mrs Warren’ Larry Brazel, “13-year-old son Farrar, who this year wom a of Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Bra- bronze medal for tap dancing at zel, who has won numerous me- the PEI. Dance Festival, hav- dals andArophies since-he began ing picked up five first. place taking dance instructions four ribbons; years ago

Amanda: Hancox, a 12-year-old This year Larry's brother. Mi- beauty who plaved Dagmar. in chael, aged eight. and another the 1965 P.E I Dominion Drama. cisht ~year - old charmer, Julie Festival winning ‘play ‘'T. (Re- Boswell. join the “‘Anne’’ east member Mama": the daughter for the first time. Julie, the of Mr. and Mrs. William Han. daughter of Mr and Mrs. David cox, she hopes to go. to England Boswell. has been taking ballet | next fall for. further dance end lessons for three: years Michael, drama studies in — residentia] one year school ' APPRENTICES |

Palma Rhynes, an-eight-Vear- For the first time, the theatre old with an |_ infectious grin, dau- has added two apprentices to the

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eomsens These seopte wok backstaze anc perform 43 @xtras ip the shows strictly from a love of theatre and for the training and e¢xpetience they'll receive Gracie Finlay, at 15, has al- ready had considerable exper- lence asa performer’ culminat- ‘ing in her winning the best act- ress award in this year's provin- cial Dominion Drama Festival finals for her role as the miller’s daughter in ‘“Rumpeistiltskin’’. Born in Sheffield. Alabama, Gracie moved with her family to Charlottetown in 1960. She has sung and played piano with con- siderable success in the local music festival and has been stuflying ballet since her child- hood. At Queen Charlotte High School she joined the drama club nd appeared in ‘Once Upon a Clothesline’ “in 1965. This past year she represented QCHS in a jmock UN assembly held at Prince of Wales College Last summer she studied thea- tre at the summer school here at

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