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S P R I N G F E V E R 1 9 6
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P R O G R A M M E
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P A R T I
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P A R T II
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ONE-ACT PLAY
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MUSIC
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CHOIR Come
to the Fair - Easthope Martin |
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"T H E B E S P O K E O V
E R C O A T"
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All
in the April Evening - Hugh Robertson |
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by
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Little David Play
on yo' Harp - arr. Denis Todd |
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WOLF MANKOWITZ
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THE ORGAN |
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C A S T
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in Sanity: Fanfare
- Guy Eldridge
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MORRY,
a tailor..................... C.BURNETT |
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in Madness: Aria
& Chorus - "Yellow Submarine" |
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FENDER,
a warehouse clerk........... A.J.SMITH |
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or
Handel that Preiscope with Care!"
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RANTING,
his employer............... M.JORDAN |
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J. H. West |
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A
CLERK............................. M.J.DALE |
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Soloists: I.Stinson
- J.H.West - M.H. Taylor
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The
action of the play is distributed among |
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three separate areas of the stage;
those to the |
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ORCHESTRA (i) Clair de la Lune - arr. Henry
Gheel
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Right and Left are Ranting's warehouse
and Morry's |
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(ii)
Polka from "Schwanda the Bagpiper"- |
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room respectively, while the central
area is |
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Weinberger |
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unspecified. |
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The
play is produced by MISS. A. BADGER, with |
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CHOIR Aria:
Hear ye! Israel; Chorus: Be not |
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the assistance of other members of
staff and boys. |
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Afraid
from "Elijah" - Mendelssöhn |
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Soloists: K.Bulley
and R.Overton |
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- I N T E R V A L -
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GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
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There
will be an interval of about 15 minutes between Part I and II. (During
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the
interval a silver collection will be taken to defray expenses) Ice-Cream
and |
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Minerals
will be on sale at a charge of 9d. |
