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Carol Jackson, stage manager for ‘‘My Fair Lady”
Local actors at Fulton
in My Fair Lady Nov.8
by Lorna Nolt
Three familiar faces from
Mount Joy will be featured
in that masterpiece of
musicals, ‘“My Fair Lady,”
when she comes in all her
glory November 8th to the
Fulton Opera House in
Lancaster, but only two of
them will be seen on the
stage.
Carol Jackson, of RD2
Mount Joy, will have her
presence very much seen
and felt, but her duties as
Stage Manager for this most
beloved and successful of all
musical hits will keep her
hidden far behind the
footlights. = Twenty-eight-
year-old Carol, wife of Arm-
Lancaster County Farm Women at inspirational
strong research physicist
James L. Jackson, has stage
managed several presenta-
tions for Actor’s Company,
most notably ‘‘Bye Bye
Birdie” in 1978 and the
entire summer's offerings
for this past season's Mount
Gretna shows. Before that
she was on the light crews
for ‘Story Theatre,’ ‘‘Cam-
elot,”’ and ‘‘Yeomen of the
Guard,’’ all at the Fulton.
Venerable and well-
known actress Clara New-
comer, of 401 S. Market St.,
Mount Joy, will be featured
as Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, the
haughty mother of Eliza
Doolittle’s would-be suitor,
Freddy Eynsford-Hill. Mrs.
Newcomer, a past president
of the Mount Joy General
Hospital Auxiliary and a
of La
Nobles Club and the
Welfare Board of Mount
Joy, has most recently been
seen in Actor’s Company
“Inherit the
Wind,’ “Come Blow Your
Horn,’’ and as Helen's aunt
current member
productions
in ‘The Miracle Worker."’
Joseph Lively, Jr., of 201
E. Main St.; Mount Joy, an
elementary teacher .in the
Hempfield School District,
is a popular young actor who
has appeared with, in addi-
tion to Actor’s Company (in
the productions ‘‘Bye Bye
Birdie’” and ‘‘Guys and
Dolls’’), several presenta-
tions of the Columbia Little
Theatre and in Lancaster
Kiwanis offerings ‘‘Fiddler
on the Roof’’ and ‘The
Sound of Music.”” His
credits also include back-
stage crew and scenery work
for the Columbia Little
Theatre.
Starring in ‘“‘My Fair
October 31, 1979
Lady’ will be former Miss
Lancaster County Kathy
Mellinger as cockney flower
girl Eliza Doolittle and Tom
Miller, well-known York
actor, as Professor Henry
Higgins. Also featured in
the supporting cast are
popular Lancaster actor-
singer Bill Burnaford as
Eliza’s father Alfie Doo-
little, Pat Hoffman as Mrs.
Higgins, Frank Sullivan as
Colonel Pickering, Eileen
Davis as Mrs. Pearce, and
Michael Hall as Freddy. Ron
Kurtz will direct, Chet
Zercher will choreograph,
and James Zwally is musical
director.
““My Fair Lady’’ will run
from Thursday, November
8th, through Saturday,
November 17th. Curtains
are at 8:30pm weekends,
7:30pm on weeknights, and
2:30pm for , the Sunday
matinee. Tickets are avail-
able at the Fulton Box
Office, 12 N. Prince Street,
Lancaster, Pa. The phone is
397-7425.
Joe Lively and Clara Newcomer
meeting; hear Vera Cox on Donegal in Ireland
Farm Women Society #8
held their monthly meeting
at the home of Anna
Keener, E-town RDI, on
Oct. 20th at 2:00pm.
Kathryn Heisey, presi-
dent, was in charge. Ruth
Musser led the group as
they sang ‘‘Come Thou Al-
mighty King.”” Ruth Eby
had charge of devotional
time. She gave thoughts on
the beauty and splendor of
autumn, and a poem by
George Cooper on God’s
handiwork. Her final
thought was taken from
Eccl. 3:1 where reference is
made to a season for each
event.
Twenty-one members re-
sponded to Roll Call taken
by secretary Mary Grace
Martin. Minutes were also
read. Two visitors were
present.
There were several mo-
ments in quiet respect as all
remembered a member,
Anna Wolgemuth, who
passed away recently.
The treasurer’s report
was given by Elizabeth
Shuman. Seven members
went to the General Hospital
to sew early in October:
Kathryn Erb, Anna Mae
Derr, Sylvia Warfel, Flor-
ence Musser, Vera Frey,
Elizabeth Shuman and Ruth
Felty.
Kelly Keener, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Keener, entertained the
ladies with two piano
selections: Sonatina and
Tarantelle.
The special feature of the
afternoon was a slide pre-
sentation entitled, ‘‘The
Other Donegal,” by Vera
Cox. She enjoyed seeing
Donegal in Ireland while on
a trip with friends. She
showed pictures of scenery
and special locations of
interest. Cottages with
thatched roofs were beauti-
ful. The Lake of Killarney,
Blarney Castle, Stone
Church and roof and woolen
mills were included. The
Mount Joy Castle was seen
and the name Rapho also
appeared along the way.
The social time followed
an all enjoyed the tasty
refreshments. Hostesses
were Anna Keener, Ruth
Eby, Georgianna Forney
and Mary Grace Martin.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Patsy
Warfel, 812 West Main
Street, Mount Joy, on Nov.
17th, at 2:00pm. Dr. Calvin
Wenger from Lancaster will
be the speaker.
— Pauline E. Miller
Male dribblers, come
to meeting tonight!
The Chiques Adult Ath-
letic Association will hold its
second meeting for men’s
basketball on Wednesday,
Oct. 31, at the Marietta
Community House, 264 W.
Market St., at 7:00pm.
All men living within a
10-mile driving distance of
Marietta wishing to partici-
pate in the league are asked
to be present.
A men’s 30-and-over
basketball league will be
formed by the association.
Games will be played on
Saturday mornings. More
information will come in the
next week or so.
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