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Stars of the Bay St. Louis Little Theater’s production of ‘Night of January 16th’ are background from left, Clement Acker, Carmen Jones, Candy Blankenship and Edith Back; foreground from left, Norma Whitney-Mutter and J.T. Taylor.
In the spotlight
Name of production: Night of January 16th.'
Presented by: Bay St. Louis -tittle Theater
Address: Play will be at Hancock County Courthouse, 150 Main St., Bay St. Louis.
Run dates and times: 8 p.m.. Friday and Saturday; and Aug. 30-31.
Directed toy: Donna R. Mellott
The play: On the surface, this is the story of the 1939 murder trial of Karen Andre, accused of killing her boss and lover, Bjorn Faulkner, the infamous Swedish financier. (But what Ayn Rand was attempting to present was what she called “sense of life." The characters' attitude toward life is shown as the confrontation of two extremes: passionate self-assertiveness, self-confidence, ambition, independence versus conventionality, servility, envy, hatred, power-lust). As the jury is drawn each night from the audience, the play has two endings, depending upon the verdict.
The cast: Edith Back as judge Willa Heath: Candy Blankenship as clerk; J.T. Taylor as district attorney Flint; Carol Kerr as defense attorney Stevens; Norma Whitney-Mutter as Karen Andre; Missy Belcher as Dr. Kirkland; Ted Stechmann as John Hutchins; Patrick Walsh as Homer Van Fleet: John Schulte as Elmer Sweeney; Lela Taylor as Magda Svenson: Carmen Jones as Nancy Lee Faulkner; Clement Acker as John Graham Whitfield; Melissa Coursey as Jane Chandler; Lann Owen as Siegurd Junquist; Jim Tucker as "Guts" Regan.
Ticket prices: $7.50 Reservations: At the door
Others involved in the production and their titles: Sandy Reese, producer; Marie Sumner, backstage coordinator; Lucette Worrel, makeup.
SUNDAY,- Y 7, 1995
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Martin Booda, left, Edith Back, center, and Richey Aluise in a scene from *7116 Foreigner.’
‘The Foreigner’
Presented by: Bay St. Louis Little Theatre.
Address:301 Boardman Avenue, Bay St. Louis.
Run dates and tlmes:May 12,13,19 & 20.
Directed by: Becky Rotundo.
The play:Charlie Baker is a depressed Englishman who wants to be left alone to wallow in his personal miseries. How better to assure that than to h up in a Georgia fishing lodge, disguised as a foreigner who can't speak English? Poor Charlie. Before he knows it, he is embroiled in the various tribuli tions of other occupants of the lodge, all of who want either to unload their secrets on him or to help the poor fella learn to communicate.
The cast:Richey Aluise as Ellard; Edith Back as Betty Meeks; Walter Beck as Froggy Le Seuer; Martin Booda as Charlie Baker; Candy Blankenship as Catherine; Bobby Shubert as the Rev. David Marshall Lee; John Taylor as Owen Musser; and Alex Rotundo as disappearing klansman.
Ticket prices: $7.50.
Reservations:
Others involved in the production and their titles:Lights by Valerie Fisher; costumes by Margaret Prevou; sound effects by Al Showers; poster desit by Dick Ehrbright; properties by Pette Leech; set construction by Becky Rotundo, Bobby Shubert, Alex Rotundo, Walter Beck, Richey Aluise, Beth Johr sen, Laura Bradford, and Robert Bradford.
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