“Out of The Frying Pan” To Play
At The Lake Louise Little Theatre
“Out of the Frying Pan/’ said
to be one of the fastest and fun
niest comedy hits from the Broad
way theatre, will be the next
attraction of the Kodiactors,
scheduled .to open at the Lake
Louise Little Theatre in June.
This merry story of six struggling
young actors, three of each sex,
and their farcial adventures in try
ing to break into the professional
theatre, will be presented here
for three performances.
Sharing an overcrowded apart
ment in midtown Manhattan, the
stage-struck girls and boys in “Out
of the Frying Pan” live together
platonically and economically. A
major house rule is that no mem
ber of the group should even act
as if he were falling in love with
another member. The communal
rent bill is even more easily
shared, since it is ignored.
The tyro actors have their prob
lems trying to keep from being
thrown out of their quarters,
tangling with hard-boiled theatri
cal producers on their daily
rounds,* and preventing the Bos
tonian father of their only solvent
member from discovering his off
spring’s unconventional lodging
arrangements. The comedy’s main
hilarity, however stems from the
eager youngsters' efforts to at*
tract the attention of the producer
who lives downstairs, and to in
viegle him upstairs to watch the
budding Bernhardts and Barry
mores he has been unaware of for
too long.
Jbe Kodiactors, who will stage
this presentation of Swann’s play,
will shortly announce the casting
of major roles.
Kodiak Students
Score In Exams
Some exceptionally good scores
were turned in by Alaska seniors
in the Merit System examinations
recently.
“Kodiak students are to be com
mended,” according to I. J. Mont
gomery, Superintendent, in a
letter to the Mirror. The following
are some of the scores:
Written examination, Janet M.
Zieba, 97 and Sharon Van Buren
92. ;
Janet M. Zieba took shorthand
dictation at 108 words per minute;
Helen J. Simeonoff took short
hand dictation at 108 words per
f minute and Nadina Squartsoff
took shorthand dictation at 96
words per minute.
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