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Show -- wwa , . f ;i v mu ..a m . , J tic iJcscrcl Gazette was very ingenious. The costuming was times; there were no dead wher spots on stage no matter was action the of the center Hello Dolly Opens at Promised Valley by Frank and Carrie Connolly Entertainment Writers Halo DeRy is just probably the most professional show you have seen or will see in the Salt Lake Valley for some The sets, the costutime. ming, the choreography, and the overall direction were on a grandiose scale and resulted in a resounding success. Pat Davis as Dolly was in complete control whenever she all eyes stepped on stage; were on her, and the supporting cast did so well that she had to keep on her toes so as Hello not to be upstaged. Dally, a b roadway adaptation of Thornton Wilder's play The Matchmaker", had a long successful run on broad-wa- y and was then made into a very successful movie, so any local production of it is running against stiff competiPromised Valley Playtion. house is to be commended for their "DoHy". Ugh praise The directors of this show Debbie deserve high praise. diSchoonmaker as musical rector did an outstanding job. The chorus was well rehearsed, the soloists each knew how to sell their songs and she did an excellent job on the piano. Everyone in the entire cast knew exactly what he should be doing at all Her last outfit was a knock out; it's a shame she couldn't have worn it longer. Pat Davis, as we have already said, was delightful. She did well in every facet of her role; singing, dancing, acting and she even threw in adlibbing as an extra plus. This is one of the beauties of the stage. Ralph G. Rogers, Jr. as Horace Vandcrgclder was highly entertaining. Our only regret is that he didn't have more songs to sing given his outstanding vocal ability. M. ' Scott Allen was very good as Cornelius Hack). He was slow in starting out but well before the evening is over, he had the audience Todd Davis as captivated. Barnaby Tucker also did well, but his perpetual pose of surprise became a little tiresome as the evening wore on. Gayle Hayes, his counterpart, was perfect in her role- - exuding her own special sort of enthusiasm and coquettishness Hello Dolly at the Promised Valley Playhouse will run nightly with the exception of throSundays and Mondays ugh October II. This is one show you should not miss. Don't think you have seen it if you have only seen the movie. Go to the live stage production for that special magic which it only can provide-an- d the magic is there .1. 1975 Page 3 exce- Trudy DeKorver was in charge of this department. Dolly's clothes were versatile and well suited to her role. llent; located. This is another example of excellent directing. Gilbert Lund was listed as director in the program but no additional information was We wondered given him. since why he was passed over his work showed through as Garth Peay and excellent. Dianna Cuatto were responsible for the choreography and staging and did a super job. Thier work bore professional quality. tirnmarlnm Jab Clif A. Davis, in charge of scenic design, did a tremen-duou- s The sets for the job. play were very versatile. Most scene changes were accomplished by flies which were lowered or raised quietly and quickly allowing for rapid scene changes. Most ingenious was the fly for the Hat Shop which was a unit opening in on itself and providing the complete exterior of' the shop which changed to the interior with a flick of the hand. The orchestra did well for the most part, but had trouble in quality-wis- e and note-wis-e The the Walter's Gallop. choreography also lagged a little here. Perhaps the piece was too long since it became a little tiresome before it ended. There was no change in the basic routine and with everything being firmly anchored to the waiters trays, there was little doubt about the danger of spillage. The choreography depicitng the moving trains, however, October TV SPECIALS FRIDAY October 3 Charlie Bubbles 11:40 (KSL-5- ) starring Albert Finney, Liza Minnelli SATURDAY October 4 Mgjor League Baseball 12:00 (KUTV-2- ) Division Playoff -- double header CBS Sports Spectacular 2:30 (KSL-5- ) Shamus 8:00 (KUTV-2- ) Hellbenders 11:00 (KUTV-2- ) starring Joseph Cotton, Norma Bengali Saturday Late Night Theatre 11:30 (KSL-5- ) SUNDAY October 5 Pro Football 1 :00 (KUTV-2- ) Denver vs. Dallas 1:30 (KTVX-4- ) House of Frankenstein starring Boris Karloff. 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Cobb WEDNESDAY October 8 Wild North 2:00 (KSL-5- ) starring Stewart Granger, Cyd Charisse Baseball Division Playoffs 7:00 (KUTV-2- ) P.J. 8:00 (KSL-5- ) starring George Pcppard Wednesday Movie of the Week 11:30 (KTVX-- 4 No Man of Her THURSDAY October 9 Own 2:00 (KSL-5- ) starring Barbara Stanwyck, John Lund RioConchos 8:00 (KUTV-2- ) starring Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman CBS Thursday Night Movie 8:00 (KSL-5- ) SI ticharUN.. McDaueal Hc7)ougaC West Jordan Mart ary Wont Jardan Mortnary in abundance with Dolly MOBILE HOME SALES 3777 So. Redwood Rd. . 262-335- . ; 1 r ... V HARVEY Largest Selection In The State T xwm HUMDINGER livery day as 1 drive to and work. I listen to a little contraption in my car It finally called a radio. dawned oil me that those disc jockeys sure have it easy. On my way to work it's one guy, and then on my way What I hnmc it's another. mean is Im going to work listening to Tom Bock, and on my way home it's Danny Kramer. 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