Page 4 THE BATTALION
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1975
A real live play
BATTALION CLASSIFI]
Women take major role
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SPECIAL NOTICE
Picture this. You’re sitting in your
living room relaxing after a good
meal. Soft music is playing, and it’s
almost time for your favorite TV
show. Suddenly, the lights go dim,
your television set becomes a stage,
and instead of watching a lifeless
tube, you find yourself viewing a
real live play.
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That is the feeling one gets while
attending the MSC Dinner
Theatre. The combined efforts of
the Aggie Players, the MSC Direc
torate and A&M Food Services,
have brought a new and pleasant
form of entertainment to the cam
pus and the community.
For the price of a few drinks at
any local bar, you can have a delici
ous buffet — all you can eat — and a
show that alone is worth the price of
the ticket.
Aileen Wenck and her all-female
cast give it all they’ve got, and that’s
something. The props, make-up
and sets were so good I hardly
noticed them. Costumes were a
constant source of amazement and
delight. With 21 women changing
clothes 10 times, the sheer volume
of costumes was overwhelming, yet
they all looked good. Best of all they
all seemed to match the character of
the woman wearing them.
And speaking of women, it’s high
time that such a large number of
female Players had a chance to dis
play their talents. The overall qual
ity of the performance was fine, with
a few rough spots and many more
shining moments.
The rough spots were very minor
and mostly technical. The generally
excellent sets were marred by a
familiar backdrop of speckled flats.
The lights were a little slow on
blackouts during the first act. The
biggest blooper occurred during Act
II, Scene 3, when the telephone
fang after it had been answered.
One complaint which is endemic to
the ballroom is that it is sometimes
difficult to hear all the lines. Espe
cially when one is laughing hysteri
cally.
The play itself is amusing and
very human. All the women suc
ceed in portraying characters which
are stereotyped and at the same
time multi-faceted. With such a
large cast, there isn’t room to
critique each character adequately.
Marsha Pugsley, in her stage de
but, was very convincing as Mary,
especially in her scenes with her
daughter. She maintained her
character consistently, even
through the changes brought about
by her divorce. The only awkward
moments involved physical contact
with her daughter, innocently
played by Valerie Zrubek, and with
her own mother, Mary Jane Bowen.
Bowen directed most of her lines
to the back of the stage and did not
convince me that she was a mother.
Jo Montgomery, in the role of the
naive Peggy was good and funny,
though she dropped her jaw a bit too
far a bit too often.
Holly Faison as the Countess
DeLage positively stole the show
whenever she was on stage, but her
high voice does not carry well and
many of her lines were lost. Carol
Poitevent was absolutely the
epitome of resigned motherhood.
She was pregnant throughout the
play, which covers a span of over
two years.
Many of the girls played several
parts and some were understanda
bly better in one role than in
another. Cindy Baker was good as
Princess Tamara and even better as
Lucy.
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in honor of Sterling C. Evans
and attend the A&M-Baylor
football game, announced Pres
ident Jack K. Williams.
The library ceremonies, open
to the general public, will be at
9:30 a.m.
Included in the program will
be the unveiling of plans for a
$12 million addition, giving the
overall library complex the
capacity to accommodate two
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Evans, a 1921 graduate,
served as a member of the Texas
A&M University System Board
of Regents from 1959 until 1971
and was board chairman in
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“Distinguished Alumni
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towed by the university and its
Association of Former Stu
dents.
He served as the first chair
man of Friends of the Texas
A&M University Library, an
organization formed in 1971 to
help the library accomplish cer
tain goals which might other
wise have been unattainable,
Williams noted.
The program at the library,
part of Scholarship Weekend
activities, will include remarks
by alumni Mayo Thompson of
Dallas and Washington, and
John Lindsey of Houston,
Board of Regents Chairman
Clyde H. Wells of Granbury
and Dallas, Student Body Pres
ident Jeff Dunn and Williams.
Dr. Irene B. Hoadley, library
director, will preside.
In conjunction with the
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era when Evans was a student
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