“Out of Tho Frying Pan”
Opens Wednesday at Little Theatre
A mad and merry stage frolic
skout show business, “Out of the
Frying Pan” opens Wednesday at
ike Lake Louise Little Theatre.
Hie Broadway hilarity hit by
Francis Swann will be presented
three nights by the Kodiactors.
July 8, 9 and 10. Curtain time is
*:15 p.m.
The cast of the Kodiactors’ pre
sentation is headed by Jill Ache
son, Sharon Van Buren, Norma
Cafllard, Ken Recker, Tom Mann
and Bob Bial, all of whom appear
as struggling tyros sharing, in in
nocence, a studio apartment in
Manhattan.
Among those who add to the
comic complications that frenzied
ly involve the actors are a rent
seeking landlady (Genevieve Lay
man), a theatrical producer who
is more interested in cooking
tF.L. McCrady). and the outraged
father of one of the apartment
sharing actresses (Ken Lewis).
Cris Boxwell, Dave Shopinski,
and John Thompson complete the
Kodiactors’ company of “Out of
Ike Frying Pan,” which will be
directed by Dick Lasater, in a set
designed by Carl Loveday and
“Irish” Grady.
Club Installs
New Officers
Year-end reports and installa
tion of new officers provided the
program at the Rotary luncheon
Tuesday at the 49 Room.
Out-going president Dr. Bob
Johnson spoke briefly on the work
of the past year, and introduced
the new officers, who are: presi
c'*:nt, Pete Ramaglia; vice-presi
dent, Arthur Brooks; secretary,
William Stone; treasure*", Walter
Muller; sergeant-at-arms, Ray Mar
tin; bulletin editor, Ivor Schott;
and di- octors A1 Hochberger, Lou
Veerman, William Lamme, Dr.
Bruce Keers and the past presi
dent.
Reports on the work of the club
for tho year were given by the
four main committee chairmen, as
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follows: club service, Pete Ramag
lia; vocational service. Morris
Burnham; community service. Ar
thur Brboks; and international
sorvice, Ivor Schott.
Guests of the club were the 4th
of July Queen candidates Johanna
Buekers, Kathy Burke, Marilyn
Chya, and Betty Schreiner. Others
included Prank McConaghy, Vern
HAPPY 4th of Jily
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