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ftHSS # i: ssi 1 ( i ( a-^A < Workshop Theatre rehearsals Jerry Stephenson, Billy Ross and Ann Richardson practice routine for the upcoming 1940's Radio Hour. i a f i i -r i worKsnop i neaire opens season with musical i From Staff Reports Workshop Theatre opens its 1983-84 season Sept. 7 with a delightful musical, "The 1940's Radio Hour." Radio personality Mike Collins brings an insider's perspective as he directs this musical tribute to old-time radio, complete with sound effects, singing commercials (remember "Chiquita Banana?"), and nearly twenty nostalgic songs such as "Chattanooga Choo-Choo," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B," "Blue Moon," and "I'll Be Seeing You." "The 1940's Radio Hour" presents a play within a play, "The Mutual Manhattan Variety Cavalcade," when the cavalcade of stars presents a live broadcast at New York radio station WOV on Dec. 21, 1942. Members of the cavalcade are Bob Bailey, George Behning, Tim Brosnan, Elaine Dennis, Kim Brueggeman, Billy DuBosc, Marcia Lucius, Tom Redwine, Billy Ross, Si Siebert, Jerry Stephenson and Tut Underwood. The Zoot DnutjJemay Band, assembled by Dick Goodwin, I . will feature several of the original musical arrangements of 1 big-band leaders Glen Gray, Glenn Miller and Artie Shaw, j Ann Richardson is choreographer,Lois Craine vocal coach, and Lorelle Volmer Music Director. Producer of the show is Marcia Johns. Mary Maas is associate producer. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays with a 3 p.m. matinee Sunday, Sept. 18. the box office opens at 10 a.m. Sept. 5. Tickets are $7.50 for adults and $6.50 for senior citizens, students and military. Duke Continued from page 10 and his struggle with the but I knew Duke was thinkcancer that killed him. ing, Have I come to this: that It's here that Stacy's sirn- my daughter has to help me pie writing pays off. go to the bathroom? No As Wayne is wheeled into words had to be said. It was surgery for the gall-bladder all in the eyes." operation in 1979 that un- Nothing seems more heartcovered stomach cancer, he breaking than a proud man i-uw^ntiiccniy saiu iu cnacy, vviin a auuug uesire 10 uve in "See you in the movies." such prolonged agony. Later, when the disease As Stacy writes, "there is had ravaged his body, one of no such thing as a happy his daughters is forced to ending." help him walk to the June 11, 1983 marked the bathroom. Stacy writes: fourth anniversary of Wayne's death, and it's about time the definitive - <HF WAS -standing in the Duke biography was written middle of the room, she "Duke: A Love Story" holding on to him. She look- will not be remembered as ed up at him and he down at one of the most well-written her, and I saw his eyes fill biographies. It is a simple with tears. They looked at story of human courage and each other, saying nothing, love. Advertising 77/-4Z49 > Help V! ) W - - - m J Deliver Pizzas in Your Car t Gas Money, Plus 1 i Apply after 4:30 at 1907 Blc ir - ? - || 1 625 Main Apmcc frnm Wnno\/pnmhQ 4 / \ V-/1 II \mS III I IV/I IVjr Wl I IPy'VJ this week 2 IOP I on soft twist ice cream cones. Off^r pynirp.Q 5^<=*nt A 1 I I W ? I w w w ^ v V J I V w w Vanilla, chocolate or mixed Also delicious sundaes, shakes, banana splits ^SHSMSsrfi F 11 "Ti I y&J Uar I X7~ I _ j: eamoi I MH f)l J j[> JL\ - vWV V rrU- / ' ? ( y ? 6 o ^ I ?Seniors' yearbooks if mi fori I W na Vr^r W u and get an Hourly Wage, V "ips, and Bonuses. ft >ssom Street. Pizza Express. / NO CHEATING! NO GAMBLING! NO BOOZE!^ |NO SMOKING! NO PIZZA! | NONOTHINM ^| IMAGINE LIFE WITH Jk ! ino extracurricular flf ?.??,!2sf?.- i i activities! g m | 1 WELCOME BACK ,% jfcTM I H SPECIAL! >4 ^ ^' [I I $ -| 00 All SEATS H | 1 I ALL SHOWS J-m2+ jj b j, n M (Present this coupon ^ v | ! I j and a current II) [ j II for special admission) \-\ h B h offer ^-_p__ '! void after pi jd Ml |! j-j 9/1/83 ^IftOlMAJN STPtt! / 765 9SQ6 J I I | RODNEX I I DANGERFIEID ] ! EA$y MONEJT " I j ] (MORE FUN THAN CLEMSON JOKES!) [ ll net & Black jk Pickup! If I Yearbooks may be picked up to- I day - Thurs., Sept. 1 in the Russell (? , , House Lobby from 11:00 a m to II 1 1 4:00 p.m. I You will also have a chance to ; I"v> order your 1984 yearbook. Come by and get a book full of j great memories of the 1982-83 ' school year. 5 have? been mailed.?