University of Toronto Engineering Society - Skule Yearbook (Toronto, Ontario Canada)

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in the face of prejudice and stereotyping. Wayne Levin, as the consummate Toto and as a well-dressed bandelero, displayed a professionally responsive acting style that is so seldom seen in similar campus productions. Gary Silberg, a newcomer to SKULE NITE, gave notice to his arrival with many good characterizations, including a cameo role as ‘The Wizard of Oz’ himself. The ‘Wizard’ and Ella Lund-Thompson as Dorothy Gale contributed to the most relaxed and enjoyable repartee of the show. Originally performed as a thirteen-act revue called ‘NGYNRS in SPaSms’ at Massey Hall in 1921, SKULE NITE has evolved through several transformations to its present form; a two-hour revue consisting of 20 to 40 individual ‘sketches’ of varying content and social importance (if any) to appeal to all tastes (even Dean Slemon?!). The list of theatrical madness goes on and on. Everyone had their favourite and least favourite sketches, that’s showbiz, but everyone had fun (even Dean Slemon). Jan Piekoszewski, Director, and Nancy Brown, Producer, are to be congratulated on, once again, reaffirming SKULE NITE’s tradition as the most entertaining and successful musical-comedy revues on campus.

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