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No 245 : November 6, 1974

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Bright, Tuneful Fun

A bright, breezy, musical comedy is this year's production by the Operatic Society. The spoof show, "Little Mary Sunshine," is a send-up of past musical shows of "The Desert Song," "Rose Marie" type. The show promises to be real family entertainment, and will be staged in the Boys High School Hall from November 9 to 16.

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Patricia Gleeson takes the part of Mary.

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Les Pellitier shares the lead with Patricia Gleeson and his role is that of Captain Jim Warrington, the chief ranger.

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Paul Pollard takes the part of an old roue, General Oscar Fairfax, while Leaone Small plays the part of Madame Ernestine.

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Ian Strange plays a double role, that of Chief Brown Bear (the good Indian), and Yellow Feather (the bad Indian).

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Teresa Adamson plays the saucy maid, Nancy Twinkle.

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The General is the centre of attention. Paul Pollard (centre) with Jennifer Caughey (left) and Gay Corn and, at back, from left, Juanne Mossman, Hiki Ahuriri, Susan Alves, Mary Sharples, Helen Stuart, Pauline Wood and Patricia Nissen.

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The Forest Rangers are, from left, in front, James Thomson, Chris Alves and Geoff Richardson and, at back, Ron Paulin, Lee Pascoe and Peter Corn.

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