Salt Lake Telegram | 1948-12-08 | Page 20 | East High Sets Play

East High Sets Play The we weirdest train ever seen or heard of In these parts Is due to arrive on schedule when the curtain curtain curtain cur cur- tain rises on The Ghost Train at nt East high Thursday and Friday Friday Fri Fri- day nights The tale talc is woven about an old legend of oC a phantom locomotive that comes sweeping through the night quiet of the peaceful village of Rockland Me leaving leaving- death in its wake Rum and narcotic Smugglers take advantage antage of the villagers villagers' awe to use rise the super super- superstition Mitlon in their business It is only through the cleverness clever clever- ness and quickness of tin un apparently apparently I incompetent Scotland Yard I detective that the mystery of spectre and the attendant deaths I are arc cleared up There arc are laughs and suspense in this thrilling haunting talc of the nighttime Things spin along I at a dizzy pace punctuated greatly with comedy and finally ending In a romance Taking part in the production prOd are are Gordon Joanne Davies Delbert Goates Janet Christensen Christen Christen- sen en Alan Matheson Jerry Michelson Michel Michel- son Bon Joanne Spencer Patty Gos Gos- I sctt Dean McKinny Bart Pat and Richard Borg The play is under the direction of Valois Zarr Student manager Is Lucy Ann Richardson publicity managers Ed Moreton and Richard Richard Richard Rich Rich- ard Lee Laura Davis and Garr Cutler stage assistants prompter pay Jay ay Ball properties Scott Flandro Flandro Flan Flan- dro costumes Gwen Howells