Ventura College - La Revista Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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'THIE ES' CARNIVA ' my Standing on the corner watching all the girls go by . . Thieves' Carnival, by French dramatist Jean Anouilh, was the first production of the 1965-1966 school year. Directed by Dr. Alfred O. Wilkinson, theater arts instructor, the masquerade starred Tom Hill, Dan Ohse, and Jeff Johnston as three thieves who attempt to Worm their Way into the hearts and the house- holds of a family of millionaires. Well, dearie, let me tell you . .

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A 1 'THE DDI G MACHI ' The Adding Machine, by Elmer Rice, Was presented by student players in May of 1965. The second major production in the VC Theater, the play was directed by Dr. LeRoy Haberman, theater arts instructor, who chose Angela Moya and Ken Kopec as the leads in this dramatiza- tion of the effects of automation and the push- button age on the common man. My daddy said that fellas weren't supposed to cry.

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'THE I PORTANCE OF BEI Ooh, that is a. nasty one! Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being' Earnest, was described by the author as a trivial comedy for serious people. The three-act comedy of manners, which starred Marvin Russell, Tom Hill, Carole Watkins, and Lorraine Barajas, is a satire on life and love in England during the nineteenth century. A Streetcar Named Desire, written by Ten- nessee Williams, is a play portraying' a young Woman who goes insane because of her brother- in-law's crude treatment. Lorraine Barajas and Mason Powell starred. 'A STREETCA w Gimme . . . I look better in pearls than you do!