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forceful enough, the adjudicator! ogy teacher, needed more at-: play was a ciassic one- nat play'son as Mrs, Staiers daughter would not comment on Tur-- actors nad been given a very: the two performer

said. She should have used more; tack and: effective word  em- labout hypocritical and most un- “Victoria.” gave a “pleasing per-: colte's acting ability. good explanation of the play. of “this comic flay missed fome
vigor, Going on to Bette Chast-| phasis, the adjudicator sald, | pleasant people, and needed a, formance and was a nice con-. phe parl of “Mrs, Jordan" Which had a good pace and: te | Mr w on
>; eauneuf, who portrayed “Beth,”' On, the director Mr, Risk great deal of understanding “to’ trast as she was the only ‘nice’: played by Shannon Pallant was ‘good selting. Chiefly for their! ‘neni at Mr. W oodlstdle as De-
| “the old fashioned type of high pointed ‘out that the action of: iput over.” He said that he hadi person in the play” the adjudi- i ‘nicely unpleasant’ and could! efforts and achievement within : plich it ane on “too high a
school girl,’ he said she should| the play was too slow at the be- iseen it done by both students’ cator said, have been a little more spiteful, (heir Himits not for achievement . jjs lines, ie WS Moo Reavy with
have played Audrey and Miss!ginning but. the actors hit the] and adults and based his adjudi- ‘the part of “Honry Slater,” | Mr, Risk sald, He said Buddy | as the author suggested, Mr! pave an extremely a neaee

Dale ‘should have played Beth.} climax’ very. well. However, hej cation’ on the ability of the pead by & , . 1 “ tit Risk sa las oo Y 4
ead by Edward Turcotte who. Nauman as “Ben Jordan” was' Risk sald he was giving the performance
:/ It was a case of mis-casting, Mr.|said the scene breaks were farjgroup he was judging, to cop? substituted for Derek Allen who ® good young actor with a good Play 80 marks, Uiculation and Weed deere
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Risk sald, Miss Chasteauneufi too long. for.a one-act play. On with the dilficutt production, was taken ill yesterday. Mr, Risk ‘sense of timing, Stephen Bart-. SHAKESPEARE ‘delivery
liad guts and ety and was Ine whole the play wl are Commenting on the individual gave high praise to the boy's lelt as Abel merryweather was- "Midsummer Night's Dream, Julie Prockter as “Helena”
a very good actress oughly” delightful, Mr. Risk sa ‘actors’ performances Mr, Risk‘ “intelligent and — resoureefy.too pleasant, and a little too: Act 2, Scene 22—Julie Prockter ; 2hewed a areal deal of intelli-+ ‘

- Jim Scollon as “Wetash, an; “The Dear. Departed’— Booth, said that Julie Prockter as “Mrs, ‘ reading” and said that while he ‘Intelligent for the role of the and GP. Woodside: 78 marks, gence — and appreciation

old trapper «turned. in’ a’ very; Memorial High school; directed) Slater” gave a “very good per-; was writing some of his notes: grandfather who used his ‘wits: Speaking of “Midsummer ‘ Shakespeare's works, of

 

 

 

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| exce ent sense of timing, marks _ ; its.” She could have been just ai was reading his part and not: Aboub the direction of the’ U od" net Syyy ae

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