East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

a price you can afford to pay, don't
fail to attend one of the three eve
ming performances of Evening in
Manhattan" on November 18th,
18th and 18th at Shaw High
Schools indoor swimming pool.
This nautical extravaganza,
which is presented by a large cast
recruited from the Shaw girls
swimming classes, is an East Cleve4
land version Of Billy Roses Aqua
cade.
With a recorded musical back
ground, the water ballet is unfolded
with professionalism grace by a
talented group Of pretty mermaids
who are clever exponents of the
intricate art of synchronized SWIM
ming. The aquatic presentation fol-
lows "boy meets girl" theme in
a cleverly written script by Jim
Austin, a Shaw sophomore who
acts as the narrator. 1t is presented
in three acts with appropriate and
decorative costumes and settings.
Mary 10 Brigham is the 12-A
student director who has planned
most Of the show and has worked
tirelessly with Miss Alice Jurin-
gus, Shaw girls swimming instruc-
tor, to coordinate the varied tai
ents. Mary 10 is also one of the
featured performers, taking part
in two of the acts, one a solo per-
formance. An excellent swimmer,
she has practiced long and hard to
perfect her swimming technique
and the result of her diligence is
quite evident.
Jim Ausun's experience as an
actor at Cain Park and the Play
house has provided the show with
clever bit of dialogue which
blends perfectly with the chain of
events.
The costuming and sets were
designed by Barbara Nussel,
Donna Woolway and Letitia Dan
iels. Publicity for the show was
taken care of by Kay Powell, Mary
Mathews and Carol Martinsen.
Ticket sales were capably handled
by Beverly Barrett and Jean Vein
kamer.
The complete program which in
cludes the musical numbers and
the cast for each is as follows:
ACT I-EVENING PRELUDE.
"Two Silhouettes"-Dorothy Son
and Ginger Mashburn.
"Stardust" - Barbara Nussell.
Joan Beattie, Beryl Brown and Pat
Jones.
"Who Do You Know in Heaven"
Diane Benjamin, Barbara Denz-
ler, Evelyn Kiraly, Ann Louise
Liest, Betty Morris and Jane Matt
son.
"Tea for Two"-Kay Powell and
Sally Carrew.
winter Wonderland" - Betty
Fleischer, Carolyn Miller, Carol
Martinsen, Alice Cameron and Don
ma Lindquist.
Twilight e"-Diane Benia-
mine, Carol Helmricks, Ann Louise
Leist, Ruby Laubaugh, Sally
Marsh, Gail Ranney, Sally Vaughn,
Jane Schott and Barbara Meckler.
ACT HAT THE THEATRE
"Bali Haze" jeanne Becker,
Carolyn Miller, Donna Lindquist,
Betty Fleischer and Alice Cameron.
~ Gonna Wash That Man Right |
Out of My Hair Donna Woolway,
Joyce Krampitz, Joan Neyans. |
Dorothy Magneson and Mary
Mathews.
" Found a Wonderful Guy
Donna Wood, Carol Inman, ELY
Blakemore, Dorothy Jacobson, Nan
cy Pearce and Marlene Knopf.
Zone Enchanted Evening" -
Mary 10 Brigham. Balerinas- Mari
Iyn Heidinger and Kay Powell.
ACT III--NIGHT LIFE
Harlem Nocturne" - Peggy
Dietz and Mary Ellen Brophy.
"Blue Champagne" - Dorothy
Jacobson, Donna Wood, Sally
Vaughn, Donna Woolway, Casey
Gibson, Mary Mathews, ELY
Blakemore, Joan Meylan, Joyce
Krampitz and Letitia Daniels.
Southern Comfort" - Nancy
Pearce, Joan Rexford, Carol In
man and Gloria Campfield.
"Pink Lady"-Mary 10 Brigham
and Joanne Becker.