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Kcndingfbcgj her not' 10° ,‘ofkv,s0 8,ve' R,p (Maynard Possum) his gun as she sends him away for good, even chough his daughter (Kathy Rip Van Winkle Delights Audiences Of All Ages’ One of the highlights of the University Theatre season was the production of the Washington Irving's masterpiece for children, ‘‘Rip Van Winkle, under the direction of Paccy Beers. The play was designed for both young and old alike as it provided humor, historic charm, and insight to human nature. The children’s roles were cast from the McCaskill School, grades five through nine. Adult roles were played by the University students and included Maynard Fossum as Rip Van Winkle; Don Salzburg, Robert Jansen, Bobby Price, Nancy Lofkvist, Duane Koivisto, Mardcll DeJung, Daniel Smith, Susan Oakes, Cynthia Marshall, Alice Hackctt, Tom Wiener, Ron Scot-man. Palt Williams, Steve Erickson, and Ann Vaver. Kathy Kending played the role of Rip’s daughter and is carrying on her family theatrical talents. Both Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kending have appeared in leading roles in SSU plays when they were undergraduates and arc currently on the University Specch-Radio-Drama staff. n
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Student Directors Contribute To Theatre Season With Eight One-Act Plays. Lora (Mardell DeJung). Ernest (Mike Levitsky) and Tony (Mike McCombs) gather to discuss (in the play itself) a decision of putting on a play. This year the students who enrolled in the class Play Production were again required to direct a onc-act play. The theory behind such a requirement is to give the students a chance to experience in all forms the problems and rewards of play production. Choosing the play and the cast was left entirely up to the student. Student directors and their productions were: Ross Talatcrico, “The Sandbox;” Tom Wiener, ‘‘Seven Wagons Full of Cotton;” Dick Pinney, Impromtu;” Rolland Heiss, The Tenor; Carol Lisdahl, “Red Caration;” Ellen Jones, Talk To Me Like The Rain and Let Me Listen;” William Orlowski, A Perfect Analysis Given By A Parrot ” and Dave Reinstcin, “The Lice of Eurydicc.” Flora (Nancy Lofkvist) enjoys her fling on the town with a group of women, in the play A Perfect Analysis of A Parrot. 21
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The village band comes out to greet Congressman Bummcl (Don Salzburg) and his wife (Ann Vavcr). Captain Hudson drinks with his crew just before they meet Rip on the mountain. Captain Hudson is played by Steve Erickson. V Rip Van Winkle, famous for his great stories, amuses the village children with his story of Captain Hudson
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