{"content":[{"text":"Memben of \"The CNcible\" rehearse their parts for the \n production that is slated to premiere on Friday night at 8 p.m. in \n the Fine Arts Theatre. (News photo by Jeff Amanda) \n Miler's play 7he Crucible' \n set in 17th century Stiem \n ''The Crucible\" by Arthur Wilmington; Rae Knop, Chicago; \n Miller will open this Friday, Feb. Terry Markwell, Greenup, and \n 16 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Dana Harrold. \n Theatre. Other performances \n The story focuses upon a \n will be at 8 p.m. on Feb.l7, 19 \n young farmer, his wife, and a \n and 20, and at 2 p.m. on \n young serving girl who \n Sunday, Feb. 18. \n maliciously causes the wife's \n Directed by Gerald Sullivan, \n arrest for witchcraft. \n with settings and lighting \n designed by Bill Bielby, and The box office is open 12 to \n costumes designed by John 5 daily, and reservations may be \n Keough, \"The Crucible\" action made by calling 581-3110. \n takes place in the 17th century Tickets are $1.50 for adults, 75 \n Salem. cents for children and 50 cents \n Appearing in the cast are for students. \n Mike Boyll, Centralia; Anne \n Brady, Homewood; Judy \n Rolandi, Oak Brook; Brent A. \n Schweisberger, Rockford; Frieda \n Hicks, Chicago; Kristine \n Kirkham, Clinton; Julie \n Spengler, Rochester; Judith Ann \n larkin, Palos Park; Tom Rupp, \n Addison; Unda Timberlake, Mt. \n Carmel; Kris Hofacker, \n Charleston; Diane Byrd, Olney; \n Joe Allison, Jewett; Marc \n Campbell, Blue Mound; Eddie \n Eldred, Elk Grove Village; James \n Jones, Benld; J. Sain, \n Shelbyville; Robert Armstrong, \n Burbank; Ken Shrivers,","bbox":{"left":0.016771,"top":0.38731,"width":0.964845,"height":0.6071770000000001}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.0,"top":-0.000014,"width":0.996528,"height":0.386117}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.0,"top":-0.000014,"width":0.996528,"height":0.386117}]}