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Show Annie February 14,1986 DIXIE SUN Page Features Repertory Theatre Actor and Actress Mothers Weekend Several veteran performers star in Dixie College Theatres production of Annie which plays February 11 through 15 and 17, in the Dixie College Fine Arts Theatre. Jon Stout, who performed in Pioneer Courthouse Players Repertory Theatre for two seasons, and Teresa Springer, who also has experience in several years of repertory theatre, play opposing roles as hero and villainess in little Annies life. Jon plays Oliver Warbucks, who comes Hard-Knoc- k into Orphan Annies Life and offers to adopt her. Teresa plays Miss Hannigan, the supervisor of the AWS sponsors a whole weekend full of exciting events for all the women students at Dixie Teresa Springer, as Miss Hamgan, tries to get Janalyn Staheli, who plays Annie" to buckle down and be responsible. New York City Municipal Or- - phanage and a and middle-age- So, this is the 5th time you've tried to register for College Algebra and you self-center- spinster, who tries to make Annies life as miserable as her own. Annie, the title role, also is played by an experienced young actress, Janalyn Staheli, who performMusic ed in last seasons Man. The strength of the cast in acting is matched by their singing and dancing of the moving and happy musical score in An- d at any time through Cor- respondence Study at the University of Utah, and take up to a full year to finish Plus, most credit hours can be transferred to your college. Give us a call at College and production Choreography by Fran Stucki is spontaneous, fun, and exvital The orchestral citing. music will be conducted by Ronald Garner. The box office is open each weekday from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. committees of Mothers Weekend, applications for the committees will be accepted by Chairman, Michelle Snook, or turned into AWS Pres. Heidi Andrew in the Exec. Council room by February 20th. Please use application shown below. Michelle Snook has been DON I I I to receive your free catalog of course ITS ONLY listings. c it if I Alpine Air I Monday-Frida- y Continuing Education University of Utah. 2 i chosen to serve as the al coordinator for Mothers Weekend 1986. She is a sophomore at Dixie and is excited to be a part of such an enthusiastic committee. There are many activities to share together, so set aside the weekend of April 25 for a memorable time with your moms. New Picnic Tables in Bruhn Grove? Has anyone noticed whats been happening at Bruhn Grove? The Dixie College WomensAssociation has been hard at work. Where there was just grass and trees betoie, there are benches, garbage containers, and 32 more trees have been planted there which cost $1200. The Chairperson of the Dixie College Womens Association this year is Susan Payne, teacher here who is a part-tim- e at Dixie. Mrs. Payne stated there will be a plaque, similar to the one by the tennis courts, placed there. They are also planning to put in picnic tables, but there is much controversy on this subject. The Womens Association isnt sure if there will be picnic tables or not. Some dont like the idea of turning Bruhn Grove into a picnic area, and others think it will be an asset. Thousand Clowns 581-648- 5 p their mothers. The activities will begin April 25th. All moms are invited to stay with their daughters in their apartments and dorms while the girls sleep on the floor. The mothers will have plenty to keep them occupied until they return home, exhausted, on April 27. Teachers-expe- ct Teresa Springer as Miss Hannigan, moms to visit your classes that J.c. Chan as Rooster Hannigan, and sure your Friday. Girls--mak- e Tammie McCann as Lilv St. Regis mom finds what a typical out " dance and dream of 'easy street. life on Dixie of day College nie. Scenic Designer Brent is all about. campus Hanson and Costume Designer Plans are still being made. If Olive Esplin have created exare interested in parciting visual effects for Dixies you on one of the fine ticipating Annie. of DRIVE TO SALT LAKE didn't get it. Again. You can begin any of H5 classes 9 at 5:30 p.m. depart St. George Depart S.L.C. 4 pm Sunday CALL Student stand-b- TOLL-FREy E 1 - 800 - 624 - 2672 rate. Regular confirmed space is $55.00 The Dixie College Theatre Department will be presenting A its fourth play performance Thousand clowns beginning the last week of March in the Dixie College Fine Arts Center Arena. Auditions were recently held during the second week of January and many students turned out in hopes of being cast in this fresh and effervescent theatre production. The results were finalized and the following students were selected as cast members. Darrin Wheaton, veteran Dixie College and Pioneer Courthouse Players actor, who played Mortimer Brewster in the recent - production of Arsenic and Old Lace portrays Murray Burns, a bachelor who is forced to become a substitute father. cont. on page 10. |
