Military Life
Satired
In Play
The fact that Will Stockdale,
Main character in “No Time for
Sergeants” to be presented in
Kodiak by Anchorage Community
College Theatre Workshop on
November 8, 9 and 10, is a simple,
uneducated backwoods Georgia
draftee who is inducted with hand
cuffs against his father’s will, gives
• clue to the hilarious complica
tions which follow in the play sat
bring military life.
The part of Will Stockdale will
be played by Terry Smith, Sp/3c
with Alaska Communication Sys
tem in Anchorage for the past 14
months. Smith took private drama
lessons in high school at Olympia,
Washington and attended the Uni
versity of Oregon before entering
the army. This is his first drama
l
work since being in Anchorage.
Dennis Lynch plays Ben Whit
ledge, Will’s friend. Lynch grad
uated from Anchorage high school
in 1955 and i§f%mployed as ware
houseman with Standard Oil. He
has had minor roles in Workshop
productions since joining them in
fall of last year. This is his first
major role.
Anchorage Assistant City Attor
ney, L. Eugene Williams plays
Sergeant King, whose career is
completely upset by well-meaning
Will. William’s past performances
with the Workshop include a clerk
in “The Devil and Daniel Webster”
and Dowdy in “Mister Roberts”.
The last major role, that of Irvin
who bullies Will, is played by
Jerry A. Bills, A/lc in hq. sqdn.
sec., 10th air division at Elmendorf.
Bills began with the Workshop as
a dancer in “King and I” and has
also appeared with Anchorage
Little Theatre and in Elmendorf
Theatre Guild productions.
All local performances of the
play will be in Kodiak High School.
„There are' twlg'tierformances for
Hvilians^at 8 p.m. next Friday
and at 2 p.m. Sunday.
Tickets, will be on sale at the
door for each performance.
Health Consultant
3 Day Visit Here
Dorothy Craig, Health Education
consultant for South Central re
gion of Alaska Department of
Health, from Anchorage arrived in
Kodiak Monday.
The purpose of her visit was to
confer with the public health
nurse, Health and Welfare Council
and schools on the best way the
Department of Health can help
them with any problems.
This was Miss Craig’s first visit
to Kodiak and her impressions
were summed up when she said “I
can’t think why I haven’t come
here before this/* She returned to
Anchorage Wednesday evening. .»
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