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By ELLIE LAPORTE
The Broadway musical “The Rob
ber Bridegroom,” is a folksy fairy
tale, complete with a dashing hero.
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fair maiden, even a wicked step
mother, all set to a Broadway ver
sion of country music. Tuesday’s
Town Hall special attraction per
formance was held in Rudder
Theatre.
The musical, based on a 1942
novella by Eudora Welty, tells the
story of a bandit-of-the-woods and
his encounters and entanglements
with the inhabitants of Rodney,
Miss., a small town on the Natchez
Trace.
The bandit, Jamie Lockhart,
saves the life of a wealthy planter,
falls in love with a girl he meets in
the forest (who unknown to him, is
the planter’s lovely daughter,
Rosamund), and escapes from the
advances of Rosamund’s jealous
stepmother, Salome.
Mistaken identities create prob
lems for Jamie and Rosamund, as
well as a humorous plot involving
the evil antics of Salome, as she tries
and fails to do away with her step
daughter. Little Harp, another rob
ber and Jamie’s adversary, also pro
duces comedic results with his evil
but inept attempts to rob and steal.
Frank Luz and Barbara Marineau
were excellent as Lockhart and
Rosamund, they gave life and
vitality to the characters and made
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them seem almost believable.
Laurie Franks was equally talented
in her portrayal of the sinister
Salome, as was John Goodman as
the comical Little Harp.
The musical numbers, for the
most part, were well staged and
executed. All of the songs had a
country sound with rural, folksy
lyrics, and were played by a blue
grass band.
Especially effective and enjoyable
was the innovative acting of several
of the cast members who served as
props, from trees to ravens, also
providing sound effects such as
creaking doors and forest noises
Overall, it was a entertainin,
show. There was constant action
stage, with the entire cast involved
in one way or another, through,/
the performance. The dialogue«»
irreverent, rowdy, at times bawdy
but always amusing.
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FICTION
The Silmarillion — J. R. R.
Tolkien
The Thorn Birds — Colleen
McCullough
The Honorable Schoolboy —
Joh le Carre
Daniel Martin — John Fowles
Delta of Venus — Anais Nin
Ill usions: The Adventures of a
Reluctant Messiah — Richard
Bach
Dynasty — Robert S. Elegant
The Second Deadly Sin —
Lawrence Sanders
Beggarman, Thief — Irwin
Shaw
Coma — Robin Cook
NONFICTION
All Things Wise and Wonder
ful — James Herriot
Book of Lists — David Wal-
lechinsky
Looking Out For No. 1 —
Robert Ringer
The Dragons of Eden — Carl
Sagan
The Camera Never Blinks —
Dan Rather
Six Men — Alistair Cooke
Vivien Leigh — Anne Ed
wards
Amityville Horror — Jay
Anson
Essays of E. B. White —
E. B. White
It Didn’t Start With Watergate
— Victor Lasky
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FILET w/TARTAR
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Cole Slaw
Hush Puppies
Choice of one
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