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DIARY ...
l^eo Tyler, impresario of the
local juke boxes, tells us that the
i dreamy number “Rum & Coca
| Cola” is currently responsible for
80 per cent of all the pi ays on
, his machines.
What we wonder now is why
we are always some place else
when the other 20 per cent is on
.the turntables.
(The drama came to Kodiak
last Friday night and for the
occasion we open a drama de
partment (we hope we get to use
it again sometime). The review
herewith was prepared by Muriel
Pratton, local writer.)
| The very mellow meller-drarn
mer, “The Corn Is Still Green”,
given at the Red Cross center
Friday, April 6, was so success
ful it is scheduled for a repeat
performance Sunday night,
April 15, at the Ski Chalet.
The play was produced by
Nancy Meister, ARC, and was
directed by Sergeant Paul VV.
Bond, local soldier artist, who
took the role of bartender—
and—but—good!
Betty Carter, Kodiak school
teacher, gave an exciting perfor
mance.
Kim De Young as the young
hero caused many feminine hearts
to flutter and Jack Woods as
the drunken Dan McGrew was
super.
And the lady known as Lou,
who pinched his poke, was slith
eringly portrayed by Marion
Curtis, public health nurse.
There was never a dull mo
ment as Harvey Brown, ACS
and former local bank employe,
undressed throughout the per
formance, with everyone won
dering what was coming off
I next.
Lynn Kelio# as the Salvation
Army Lass sang “I Once Lay in
the Gutter” and was good
Nancy Meister deserves much
credit for her hard work on the
production and as the page girl
she was sensational.
George Warren as the villain
was hissed in melodramatic fash
ion from an appreciative
audience.
Ciarence Lee as the heroine’s
father. Nooshnik Ike, was a sad
sack when he was forced to
choose between his daughter
Nooshnik Nell and the family
nooshnik but the hero saved the
day when he paid off the mort
gage on the latter.
The cast was accompanied by
piano player Corky Ed Whiting,
who kept the ivories tinkling
with rhythm throughout the
performance.
Art Larkin and Diddy King
deserve honorable mention for
their time and effort in making
the evening an enjoyable one
Civilian costumes being at a
premium among the soldier cast,
Tommy Jones and Frank lrick,
of the (Ed. Note: advertising
censored), generously contribut
ed the necessary wardrobe.
The hawkers were Esther
Meill, Chris Oslin and Marion
(continued on page 10)
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