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From Staff Reports
Two plays will be presented ii
Les Souffleurs D'Images, a Cana
from 12:30 to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to<
at Longstreet Theatre.
* The Quebec company is t
United States with three plays, ii
two to be staged at USC,
Memories of the Mour Mour'
Bicycle Show;" The troupe in
full-time members and one
consultant.
The group, formed in 1979, per
that attempt to raise viewei
consciousness, according to a
of Theatre and Speech spoke
The Mour Mour is a fict
Theater
into a film starring Walter Ms
Margret and Dinah Manoff.
about a once-successful Holly\
writer whose confidence is shal
period of failure.
The writer, Herb, does have
solation in an off-and-on sleep
ship with Steffy, a movie mak
When he is suddenly confronted
lost teenage daughter. Libby.
forgotten past is dredged up: li
his wife, son and daughter in
years earlier.
THE PLAY traces how Herl
re-establish their relations*. 1
Street Journal called "I Oug
Pictures" Simon's "best play in
In Town Theatre's produc
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existing in the yean
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, re"c y Mour Mour" relates
idian group, these people throug
p.m. today dances and musical
rtll . .. "The Bicycle She
fK tirnl look at Americj
The Untold by ?"e person. The t
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and "The props _ including ,
eludes four knick-knacks and ar
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forms plays extcndin| to the f
s political welcomeeto partic
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itious tribe the public.
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itthau, Ann- Dreiroan plays He
The play is portrays Steffy an
vood scriot- Libbv. It will be
ten during a Elizabeth Robbins.
Tickets are $6
; some con- students, senior
-in relation- personnel. Perforn
eup woman. except for a 3 p.m.
1 by his long- will be no perform
his almost For more informat
lerb had left 799-2510.
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broken toys, thrift store wMat^masm <211
i overturned bicycle Festival Associat
low tells its story in IffKlip Messiah"
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uture. The^ audience is directed by <b
ipate in this play, ac- .this year iM?$
spokesman. Boyd-Leopard, a
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jrb, Elizabeth O'Grady children have been
d Kathleen Warnock is past, and this pre
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for adults and $3 for adaptation of (
citizens and military Christmas Carol,'
nances begin at 8 p.m. author's venerable
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ances Dec. 8, 12 and 13. Elks, the show pre
ion, call the box office at ensembles and full
is also a good deal (
Ian in Town" opened at ed by Pat Spear.
Nov. 26. Scheduled for a "This show has
12, the show has already you could ask for,'
ugh Dec. 19. singing, laughter a
jrkshop's annual holiday else that makes
as such is directed again GERALD FLOY)
[erring's shows involving musical, with Cha
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Potatoes
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Sunday matinees. Tickets are
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