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Thespians produce 'Mousetrap' 'Crucible' during early season Two of the outstanding offer- ings of the 1978-79 Maryvale Thespian season were Arthur Miller's The Crucible , and the musical fantasy of Frank L. Baum's The Wizard of Oz Drama was the strongpoint of Crucible , which told of witchcraft in early Salem. Oz was highlighted by spe- cial effects and familiar songs which have made the story a favorite for genera- tions. The fantasy told of Dor- othy, a Kansas girl whisked off to the magical land of Oz, where she encounters an array of adventures from a wicked witch to the friendly Munchkins. In The Crucible , suspected witch Goody Proctor fKari Amarossol is interrogated fupper middlel, while Mr. Proctor fTerrence Danielsl pleads with the head judge fRichard Jackson! to free his wife fupper rightl. Three Salem girls fVicki Lamb, Robin Dedmon and Tracy Sifritl envision the spirit of Mr. Proctor descend- ing on them, f bottom leftl. The Wizard of Oz features the climactic scene of Dorothy fPatty Marquis! fearing she will be unable to return to Kansas l upper leftl, while she is comforted by the Cowardly Lion fGreg Hines! and the Tinman fRandy Zieserl. Soon afterwards, the Lion anxious- ly awaits the appearance of the great Oz l bottom rightl.
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Peanuts gang comes ' to life for Thespians The final production of the 1978-1979 Thespian season was You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown , the play ver- sion of the famous Charles Schultz comic strip. The com- edy of Snoopy, the innocence of Charlie Blockhead Brown, bossy Lucy . . . all were brought to life on the stage by the Maryvale produc- tion group, in a witty, charm- ing style. The portrayal of Snoopy is certain- ly not one of the easier tasks in act- ing, but Micah Williams brought the character to life. Whether he was pondering life on top of his doghouse Cupper rightl or imagin- ing himself to be more than just an average dog ibottom right! Snoopy is one of the most popular charac- ters ever. Other portrayals were by Tracy Sifrit, Steve Hall Cupper left? Lisa Lee and Tony Sarsam Cbottom left! in the play, seen here in pre- production. I 4. X
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