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Hello, Dolly! opens Sept. 26
The curtain will go up on
the Columbia Little Thea-
tre’s production of Hello,
Dolly!, Friday, September
26, at 8:00 pm. This first
production of the 1980-81
season will also be per-
formed September 27 and
30, and October 1, 2, 3, and
4 at 8:00 pm. A 2:00 pm
show will also be presented
Sunday, September 28. The
well-known Broadway mus-
ical will be the Little
Theatre’s first major pro-
duction in their new estab-
lishment—the State Thea-
tre.
Hello, Dolly! follows the
efforts of a widowed match-
maker, Dolly Levi, trying to
catch the eye of Horace
Vangergelder, the owner of
a profitable feed store in
Yonkers. The rich but
miserly Vandergelder asks
Dolly to find him a wife, not
realizing that Dolly plans to
wed him herself. The fun
begins when Dolly subtly
cuts out all her competition,
including Mrs. Irene
Molloy, a hat-shop propriet-
or.
Janet Walker has been
cast as Dolly, recreating the
role she played for the
Kiwanis production of the
same show several years
ago. Chet Zercher portrays .
the parsimonious Horace
Vandergelder. Mr. Zercher
has choreographed and
acted in numerous produc-
tions at the Fulton Opera
House and is owner and
dance instructor at Dancer’s
Workshop in Lancaster.
Vandergelder’s chief clerk,
Cornelius, will by played by
Mike Helwig, Curly in last
year’s Little Theatre produc-
Obituaries
WILLIAM L. FLOWERS SR.
William L. Flowers Sr.,
64, of 13 West Market
Street, Marietta, died at his
home last week.
Mr. Flowers was a retired
mechanic for the former
Olmstead Air Force Base,
Middletown. He later was
employed by U.S. Alum-
inum Corporation, Marietta.
He was the husband of
the late Meriam C. Bern- |
heisel FLowers. The son of
the late Christian H. and
Alice A. Kinsey Flowers, he
was born in Elizabethtown.
A veteran of World War
II, Flowers belonged to the
American Legion, Maytown,
Post 809. He was also a
member of the Susquehanna
and Marietta beneficial
associations and was a
former member of the Loyal
Order of the Moose Lodge
596, Elizabethtown.
Births
HOSTETTER, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry L. (Janet Hostetter),
339 Marietta Ave., Mount
Joy, a son at the St. Joseph
Hospital last week.
Surviving are four child-
ren: Samuel A. Flowers,
Marietta; Sally A. Flowers,
Columbia; William L. Flow-
ers Jr., Manheim; Jean L.
Flowers, at home; three
grandchildren; two sisters’
and two brothers: Virgie
Keck, Bainbridge R.D.1;
Mary, wife of Joseph Nye,
Maytown; Charles Flowers,
Maytown; and Allen Flow-
ers Sr., Marietta.
JOAN MILLER
Joan Miller, 75, died at
the Lewisburg United Meth-
odist Home last week.
Formerly of Mount Joy, she
resided at 61 Marietta
Avenue from 1973 to 1976.
She was the widow of the
late John E. Miller.
Surviving are a daughter,
Joann Boyer, Elizabeth-
town; a son, John Miller,
Bethlehem; and three
grandchildren.
KANE, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael (Mary Sahd), 146
Waterford Ave., Marietta, a
son at the St. Joseph
Hospital last week.
to meet August 26
On Tuesday, August 26,
the Mount Joy Charter
Chapter of the American
Business Women’s Associa-
tion will hold its monthly
dinner meeting at the
Tropical Treat Drive-In,
located between Mount Joy
and Elizabethtown.
The guest speaker for the
evening will be Mr. Hugh
Meenan, Coordinator, Com-
mercial/Industrial Market-
ing, the SICO Company. His
topic will be energy con-
servation.
Janice Shelly will be
vocational speaker.
tion of Oklahoma! Sandra
Heisey will act as Mrs. Irene
Molloy, the proprietor of the
hat shop, and Beth Kise will
play Minnie Fay, her
assistant. Brian Bartch will
play Barnaby, Cornelius’
young friend.
Other cast members in-
clude: Patti Fisher as
Ermengarde; Joseph Lively
as Ambrose; Rose Barr as
Ernestina; Sylvester Devine
as the Judge; Randy Rohrer
as Rudolph; and Thelma
Kreiser as Mrs. Rose.
The production is being
directed by Duane Peters,
with Mark Williams serving
as music director. Jimmy
Jackson will serve as
lighting designer, Ron Haug
has been named set de-
signer, Patty Lynah will
design costumes and Mari-
ann Wohr will serve as
choreographer.
Tickets for the show can
be purchased through cast
members or at the State
Theatre Box Office. Tickets
may also be purchased by
sending a stamped, self-
addressed envelope to:
Columbia Little Theatre,
P.O. Box 366, Columbia, PA
17512. All tickets are being
sold on a reserved-seat basis
only.
August 20, 1980
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