GETTING AROUND
By Shirley Black
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Anchorage Community College
b^^hi ™orkiih°P nay not have
been able to produce “No Time for
Sergeants’*—to be seen in Kodiak
next Friday, Saturday mid Sunday!
It is apparently very difficult for
drama groups not under Broad
ways selective nose to get the
rights to produce the outstanding
ly sucessful play.
It would probably have been im
possible for the Anchorage group
to obtain permission to produce
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it without Karloff’s recommenda
tion. 5
His recommendation meant a lot
for he had personal experience of
the workshop’s capabilities. Last
spring Karloff visited Anchorage
to appear in their presentation of
“Arsenic and Old Lace”. He re
turned to Broadway with the
knowledge that the group wished
very much to put on “No Time for
Sergeants”.
In considering the workshop’s
application, the Broadway produc
ers of the play were dubious. They
felt that the play was too difficult
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group. % ' ■’ ■•
Karloff put in a good word and
assured the producers that the
Workshop could handle it He
knew. Second person to speak up
for them was Lt. General Frank A.
Armstrong, Jr. commanding gen
eral of the Alaskan Command—
and the deal was clinched.
The Anchorage Community Col
lege Theatre Workshop is the sec
ond amateur group which has been
given permission to present the
play. The other is in Honolulu.
To relieve anyone who is still
scratching their head, wondering,
the person who penned the poem
printed in this column last week
was Mrs. Thea Danielson—mother
of wharfinger Jack Johnson.
He guessed it right away.
Hypnotist Dr. Kit
To Perform Here
One of the top hypnotists, inter
nationally famous Dr. Kit, will be
in Kodiak on Thursday, November
21 to give the first of four nightly
performances of his powers at the
Elks Hall. .
The announcement of his ap
pearance here was made by the
Kodiak Elks, who are sponsoring
the show.
Pete Ramaglia is General Chair
man and is in charge of publicity
and ticket sales. Advance tickets
will go on sale next week at the
Elks Club or can te purchased
from any member of the Elks
Lodge.
Price of admission will be stu
dents, $1.50, children, $1.10, adults,
$2.25. Reserved seats will be $2.75.
All prices include tax.
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