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eraf ` ' `. ف 7 se È Oo. ГҮГҮҮ 17] мелла ылда т ' a € y C А imd een rf re or p; What happens when a tiny Duchy in Europe invades the United States, captures the most powerful bomb ever made and must deal with wacky prisoners and confused home ad- visors? You get the comedy, “The Mouse That Roared, the winter play. The hero, Tully Bascom (John Swagert) was called by Gloriana the Twelfth (Betsy White], ruler of Grand Fenwick, to find a way to get the U.S. to stop making a certain wine, the na- tional product. He suggested a declaration of war but when this was sent it was ignored by laughing American government officials. Gloriana then decided to invade the U.S. with intentions of surrendering immediately and applying for foreign aid. Meanwhile, the eccentric Professor Kokintz (Joel Manatt) invented the Quadium bomb amid student anti- weapon demonstrations. Thinking the Fenwickian invasion force were protestors, the U.S. military party guarding the bomb were captured and, along with the weapon, taken back to Fenwick. Once there, alarm prevailed until Tully decided to form a peace alliance with the bomb as his influence. The play was prepared in five weeks but sickness and other activities caus- ed a few actors to be absent from rehearsals. “You can rehearse lines at home but you have to work on your movement with others,” said Bob Wunder. Being a substitute to the ever-popular musical (which was scrapped due to seemingly lack of interest) was a challenge. But audience reaction seemed generally favorable. Mary Martin commented, “I was extremely disappointed there wasn’t a musical but the actors were excellent in their portrayals.” Top left: TAKE AIM. Tully Bascom (John Swagert) orders his soldiers to use their arrows to shoot out the tires of an American Army staff car. Left: PATRIOTIC SOUL. Miss Wilkins (Jane Wilson) tells the President (George Beran) to make an appearance at the Armed Forces parade to help restore confidence. Winter Play 25
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— -e — 24 Winter Play Top: “WHAT'S IN IT? Count Mountjoy (John Larson) asks Kokintz (Joel Мапа!) about the contents of a cylinder he wants to remove from the Q-bomb, but Benter (Bob Wunder) worries about trusting the doctor. Above: TACKLING THEIR FATHER. WACs jill and Debbie (Jenni Ross and Karin Paulsen} stop General Snippet {Dave Johnson} from breaking his word and fleeing the palace. Right: APPEAL. Tully (John Swagert| ques- tions the plan of Gloriana (Betsy White} to have him use longbows against the U.S.
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