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A Calldlellght Mouse Tra CANDLELIGHT II The second annual Candlelight II was presented November 3 and 4, Sat- urday and a Sunday matinee respec- tively. This was a different approach to a new concept of Reavis Theater. The adding of a Sunday matinee proved a success. Dinner was served at 4:00 or 6:00, depending upon the day. Dinner con- sisted of chicken, rolls, beverage, and dessert. Approximately forty-five min- utes later, the entertainment began. The Combo, presented by the band is a jazz band. It played five selections. Combo players were: Jim Rokaitis on drums and vocals, Dave Daugerdas on base, Ron Nakutis on guitar, Donna Judd on piano, Bob Suganman on trumpet, Tim Mchanna on tenor, Sue Mikicic on trombone, and Linda Radtke on alto saxophone. They are under the direction of Mr. McCutchen. Concluding the Combo's perform- ance the Reavis Ramblin, Road Shown, a show choir, came on the floor. The show choir consists of a group of twenty dedicated students and director L. Lane. The show choir danced and sang these selections: With You , Corner Of The Sky , Magic To Do , from the popular broadway musical Pippin , Ever- body Rejoice from the broadway musical and movie The Wiz , and All that Jazz from the rollicking musical Chicago , The main event of the evening was the presentation of the play Mouse Trapf' by Agatha Christie, under the direction of Mr. Wadington. Mr. Wadington also coordinated the entire evening's events. The characters were in order of appearance: Jenni Chada who played Mollie Ralston, a great housekeeper. Giles Ralston played by Kevin Hodow- ski, her husband. Tony Wetterer played Christopher Wren, a roving, slightly off-the-wall house guest. Mrs. Boyle played by Kathy Aiken, a stuffy former magistrate. Major Metcalfe, played by John Armstrong, a former and rather whimsical army major. Miss Casewell, played by Carrie Kropeck, was a manly house guest. Mr. Pararacini played by John Salamone, a mysterious foreigner. Inspector Trouter, played by Gary Gow, a policeman investigating a mur- der. The performance received a standing ovation on both evenings and was con- sidered by all a success.
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