PAGE SIX

THE REVIEW

Wednesday, October 27, 1971

Peninsula Players

Peninsula Players’
“Victoria’s House’”’ it will ring in:

“Victoria’s House”’

By MAVIS EDWARDS.
When the curtain goes up on
opening night November 5 of the
Production
the climax to two months work by
the group.
As the audience watches the

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the cast, costumes, set, lighting
and sound effects all combined in
bringing the script to life, the
many efforts of the backstage
crew may be forgotten. However,
before one can sit’back and enjoy

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THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL i _ revealing the plot, along with the

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the magic of theatre, one must .

and Barry Cowan will

‘sible for.”
"Jackie Price. for make-up ‘and
~ Vivian: ‘Wallace as_ producer has:

the. task of seeing that all phases

~ clubs involved, but a united band
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appreciate the too often unseen,
unsung band of workers that can
only be viewed by taking a peek
behind the scenes.

In order to stage a play, even
one with a small cast, a wide
range of talent is needed, along
with ‘esieation and good
teamwork, the success of any
production depends on. these
necessary requirements.

In the amateur theatre the
greatest enemy is time, members
come from all parts: of the
community, all. walks of. life,
their time is limited, unlike the
professional, they. have to plan
rehearsals carefully, fitting them:
in to ‘their: busy. schedule.
Amateur theatre is not only fun,
it means a lot of hard work.
However, when a. play is suc-
cessful from a public and box-
office. viewpoint; the effort. is
worth it: a

The first step to a successful
production is.the choice of a play
sure to please a general audience
.. SO ‘‘Victoria’s House”’ is a step
in the right direction:... I’m sure
you'll agree when you see it.
- Mary Malenfont and Diane Day
are the two. hardworking giris
responsible for the set. design,
along with Frank Spear in charge
of set construction. Joanne Lace
be
operating the lights in order to
give the setting the right. at-
mosphere, Pat Peach. will ‘be

‘ attending to the props required in -

order to see that everything is on

‘hand for the cast in each scene.

Alan’ Dunn. will be © stage.
manager, Bob: Day will. control «

the sound effects: and’ Linnette ©

Abbot will be there as prompter
keeping her ears open for all the .

lines she hopes not to quote. ~

Costumes worn by the cast are .
the creations of Jill Swannell and
Sandy McAdam, also in charge of

- programmes. Alice Simpson and:

Betty - Anderson will be. respon-
““Bront of House’’,

ir. ‘and five mothers volunteered for: :
| ways-and: means,: The’ meeting -
: was ghaired by Mrs. I. ‘Macrae,

five ‘members. involved’ directly.

ds important.
Any effort; whether in the field

: ‘of sports: or the arts relies on-

‘unity in order to reap rewards. .
Not» only unity” regarding the

public who contribute to the gate -

~ or box-office enabling the clubs to”
H progress. It is predicted by the

turn of the century Sidney. will
possibly have.'a population: of

a twenty thousand, if so, now is the

‘time to start looking ahead for’
‘local entertainment, Now is the:
time to take an interest in and.
support. community theatre.
‘There'll be an opportunity to do
this, when the Peninsula Players
present Victoria's House’ at

fl Sidney Elementary School on

-Nov, Sth and 6 at 8.00 p.m,
~ Next week Thope to give you a
little inkling of the play without

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Sidney Bra nch

Thursday, Oct. 28 - 10 am, x

Weaving; 1 p.m, Dressmaking:

‘1,30 p.m. Bridge and Crib,
Fall Tea and. :

Friday, Oct, 20 +
Bazaar, 2+ 4.30 p.m,

Monday, Nov.) + 10a, m, ‘stain

© Club, 12,30 p, m, Ceramics; 2 p.m,
. Fils,

Tuesday, : Nov, 2: 10 am,

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Progressive Whist; 2p, m, Cheas,

Wedneaday, Nov. 3° 10 a.m,
-Rug Hooking and Macrame; 11
am. Novelties; 2 p.m, Concert.

All programs take place at
Senior. Citizens’. Centre,- 10030
Rosthaven Dr,, Sidney. Senior
citizens of the district, and
visitors, welcome,

ceremony was over, all the girls -

‘coffee, sanwiches and goodies by
capable “hostesses’’.

4number of Mothers were present -

_| secretary- -treasurer. ‘The phoning .

with the production, co-operation a;

1 October 2ist at the home of Mrs. .

-{meeting were read by secretary,

Guide,

On Tuesday there was a joint
fly-up for 11 Brownies. Nine from
ist Sidney and 2 from 2nd Sidney
Brownies. The Guide-Scout hall
was almost bursting at the
seams, as there were around 40
Brownies and 20 Guides present
for the occasion. Marit
Christensen, Kathy. Evans,
Jeanette Gault, Debbie Ife, Faine
Lind-Blad, Lonnie Merrick,
Susan Pumple, Pheona Spahan,
Catryne Wood, La McCaw.:and
Laura Budeshiem are all new
Tenderfoot Guides.

_The girls were each presented
with their wings. by Mrs. -J.
Baldock, Divisional .Com-
missioner, and given a grand
howl by the Brownies present.
This. is. the highest award a
Brownie can receive, and.
accomplished by a lot of hard
workover a period of ~ap-
proximately 3 years.

~ The ceremony was most. im-
pressive, as. the Guides lit ten
eandles' representing the ten
Guide. Laws, to show the. new
Tenderfoot . Guides. the way to
Guideland. Eight ‘Brownies and
two Guides formed a flash light
arch through which each Brownie
was led by the.Company Leader
Betty Ife. At.the end of the Arch,
the girls were challenged by their
new patrol leader and then.
presented to Mrs. P. Doggart, the
Guide Captain. After. the

joined in a singsong, and had a.
snack supplied by the Guides.
Parents. present’ were. served

‘Everyone
joined i in for Taps and the evening
came to a close.

On Thursday morning. the
Mothers Group of the Guides. and:
Brownies held election of officers
for the coming year, A good

to: elect. Mrs. .D. MacKinnon,
president, - “Mrs, F. Lind-Blad -
vice-president, Mrs: A. Ostrom,

committee consists of volunteers &
under. Mrs, T. Meville. “Mrs. Je
Pumple. ‘is | our. new. ‘Camp :
representative: ‘with two helpers, Q

ROTARY ANNS”

meeting was held. Thursday,

C, Johnson, West Saanich Road,
with Mrs. J. Wakefield presiding.
Minutes of the September

-most money. collected iB
Cassette: Tape. ‘recorder. - It is”
hoped the youngsters will Be out
to collect their pledges and have -
4. them: turned in
“possible.. vee -
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“and. when they are all collected
the amount will be sufficient to}
pay off the interest free loan from: §

‘The. ‘Rotary. ‘Ann. ee :

Mrs.. A. Freeman, and matters

with. The treasurer’s report was |
given by. treasurer, Mrs. D.
Crowhurst and Hostess’ report by
Mrs, W, Cowan, -

members and friends, the bake-

of the upholstered bench was S.D..
Smith, East Saanich Road. 4s in |
former years, the Rotary Anns
have volunteered to take care ‘of

SANSCHA SUSIE Christmas sale

to be held in November,
After. the meeting. was ad-

journed refreshments

the monthly prize given by Mrs,

_| Johnson,’ was won’ by, Mrs, TH,
| Tobin, The meeting next. month

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GROUPED AROUND THEIR. CEREMONIAL TOADSTOOL
are district Brownies taking part in fly-up proceedings ‘the
ceremony of advancement from Brownies to Girl Guides),

District. Commissioner. At. this
time we wish to thank: the past
executive for a job well done.
Sunday was the Hall Finishing
Walkathon, which was again a
great success. Approximately 100

people took part in the walk,

mostly. youngsters but a few
adults as well. Over. 200 donuts
donated by.Don, Hay of ‘Sidney
Bakery, and drinks were doled
out at the hall to the returning
hikers, most: of whom completed
the 10 miles.

First over the finish line was

Scout David Langtry, followed. by .
Steve Akom and Wilkie Dirks.
The first girl to complete the 10°

community has rallied behind us,
and we .wish.to thank each and
every one for their support. At
this time we wish to thank. the
organizers. and the. volunteers.
who worked on the walkathon and

Thurs., Fri, Sat., Nov. 4, 5, 6, 1971.
We are ‘Celebrating our methdsy

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