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Show In this scene from "Cheaper by the Dozen," lawn, Hcu uy uonn iinoidston, and mother, played by Shana Maker, react to their daughter daug-hter Ann's (Courtney Wright) purchase of silk stockings. Looking on are their other daughters, daugh-ters, played by Eva and Heidi Tippetts in back and Brittney Richey seated. The popular play talks about prioritizing the things that matter in life. It will olav on Fridavs. Saturdays and Mondays until September 23 at the Villa Playhouse Play-house Theatre in Springville. Cheaper by the Dozen on stage until Sept. 23 A recent review in the Provo Daily Herald gave nothing by praise for the Villa's performance of "Cheaper by the Dozen." "Although a comedy, it is the underlying message of family and the preciousness of time that make "Cheaper by the Dozen" a valuable experience," Tiffany Zweifel writes. "The play is entertaining and fun, but the subtle undertones to make the most of time, to priortize the things that matter in life-includ ing life itself-have a universal reach to all members of the audience audi-ence and create a serious note to end the performance on. " Though the play has been running for three weeks, it will continue to run through September Septem-ber 23 on Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays at 7 p.m. at the Villa, 254 S. Main in Springville. General admission is $6 and students and seniors are $5. Patrons are encouraged to call for reservations, 489-3088. Zweifel was complimentary to the entire cast. "Watching children chil-dren on stage is always enjoyable, enjoy-able, and the young cast of this production is quite talented.." she writes. Complimenting Bill Brown's Bro-wn's lively direction talents, she continues... "the chase scenes insert action. The obnoxious interference with the oldest daughter's daug-hter's love interest by her younger youn-ger brother, and all the teasing the boys do brought chuckles from all ages." Fall is here! ChHsfmas is upon us. SAVE MOW at the Apple Basket 20 off custom faming & 2.0 off framed art September 16 - 21st (one week only).; Kids can call phone pal The Crisis Line of Utah County Cou-nty operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Caring volunteers volun-teers are here to listen, help with options and offer referrals to community resources. Anyone is welcome to call about any problem. prob-lem. The number is 226-4433. Phone Pal is a 24-hour children's child-ren's help line. Children aged 13 and under can call Phone Pal when they need information or someone caring to talk to. The Phone Pal number is 226-4795. . ' Originally, Congress did no set aside a specific date for na-, tional elections. Each state could appoint its electors on any day within 34 days before the date in December set for the convening of electors. "A convincing performance by John Gholdston" portrays the father perfectly. Yet as "exasperating" "exasper-ating" as he is, it shows how much he cares for his children. "Each member of the cast develops devel-ops his or her character in full, and with good comedic one-liners, are able to pull off that humor as well." The set and costuming were both praised, and the review closes, "'Cheaper by the Dozen' is definitely not a waste of time to watch and is a perfect outing for the entire family. " It's nice to know our Art City community can continue to produce pro-duce the kind of quality drama that brings outsiders to make these kinds of statements about our work. It's the Art City for a reason! 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