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Mrs. Frank, Margot, and Anne sing in celebration of Hanukkah after almost being captured. Good God, they've gone inside! shouts Mr. Dus' sel as he experiments with his capsules or ear' plugs. 1' 1?-3' 'K 'C' XR, 4 'X X L'chaim. l'chaim toasts Mr Frank and Mrs Van Daan as they welcome Mr Dussel Fed up with Mr Dussel s snide comments Peter Van Daan finally lets his anger show CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Frank .... Miep ....... Mr. Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank .. Margot Frank Anne Frank . Mr. Kraler . . Mr. Dussel .. 49
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W Write it down Diary tells all of confinement Here we are, caught up in this attic for almost two years, and all for what? This question, echoed by Peter Van Daan in the drama The Diary of Anne Frank could also be asked of the entire east. Here we are, practicing every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday night, along with many Sunday after- noons, and all for what? To be a part of a success- ful drama, that's what! Contrary to the plays selected for the past two years, The Diary of Anne Frank took on a serious tone although it had its lighter moments. The story was based on a young girl's interpretation of living conditions for eight people during the troubled times in World War ll. Rhonda Heinze, director, frequently reminded the cast of the seriousness of the play and added that no one would be able to joke their way out of a sticky situation as is true with comedies. For the first time in the five year history of the all- school play, admission was free. This was done in hopes of creating a larger audience, which it did. To create the needed atmosphere for the audi- ence, actual film clips from World War ll were shown to educate those who didn't know and re- mind those who had forgotten of the destruction of the Jewish race. The rest, the actors supplied. The play combined many dramatic elementsg drama, comedy, romance, adventure and fear. For the actors, this made it fun and a challenge. We got really scared after the two dress rehearsals, but we managed to pull it all together in the end. - Joel Despain, jr. Have we lost all faith, all hope, all courage, ex claims Mr. Frank to his daughter Margot, Modeling a Iampshade. Anne watches intently as each person opens his homemade Hanukkah gift. ln-1 n -nu 1 un- nn u 4 18 ' All School Play 5
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