Entertainment Downtown On Campus “The Mousetrap’’: a superb mystery March 11 Stoddard and Longshore CCMall noon SP^LeRqy Vinnegar ■¿Mand Friends wOrunnal Richards March U*’x Picture This The Last Hurrah iCoof’r “V Cool’r,, Salty’s ; 5 by Carolyn Clinkingbeard Reporting II Class March 12 ' Student one-act plays McLoughlin Theatre 'Key LargoJX^ <v. ' “Bad Marriages” ' The New Rose Theatre r?8pm Tom Hffl Original Richards > Y ........ Paquito D’Rivera Key Largo *- “Bad Marriages” The New Rose Theatre 8pm —“Liliom” Theatre of the Deaf Firehouse Cultural Center 8pm March 15 Art Carnage The Last Hurrah March 12 Hundred Percent The Last Hurrah Cool’r Salty's Youth Philharmonic and the Trinity Church Choir at Trinity Episcopal Church 5pm Linn Debut Key Largo Picture This Key Largo “Bad Marriages” The New Rose Theatre 8pm s “Bad Marriages” The New Rose Theatre 2pm March 13 “Liliom” Theatre Of the Deaf Firehouse Cultural Center 2pm Hypertension The Last Hurrah Tom Grant Salty’s Cool’r Key Largo “Bad Marriages” The New Rose Theatre 8pm “Liliom” Theatre,of the Deaf Firehouse Cultural Center 8pm Spring term registration starts March 13 Family Movie Night “Darby O’Gill and the Little People CCMall “The Mousetrap” McLoughlin Theatre 8pm March 14 “The Mousetrap” McLoughlin Theatre 8pm March 16 LeRoy Vinnegar and Friends Original Richards ASG meeting CC 101 noon Razorbacks The Last Hurrah Curtis Salgado and the Stilettos Original Richards March 15 “The Mousetrap” McLoughlin Theatre 2:30pm March 16 16th Annual CC Jazz Festival 8am - 11pm R201, Gym, R208 The audience had thri favorites. Pamela McConnell, < the very critical Mrs. Boyle, wi one. She projected her voice wi and added some humor to tl scene. The audience loved Rii Burrough’s characterization i the young, eccentric Christoph Wren.' He prompted mat laughs, as did Deborah Hun phrey’s portrayal of Mmi Paravicini. Her Italian accent w convincing. The set was cleverly design! by David Smith-English. It ii eludes an entry, some stairs, ai two doors which supposedly lea to other rooms. The fumishin| have to accommodate seven ca members at a given time. It is ea dent that a great deal of work w involved in the construction. The costumes, by Merril Lyn Taylor, add much to ea< character study. “The Mousetrap” opened at Clackamas Community College’s McLoughlin Theatre last Thurs day and caught the audience’s at tention from beginning to end. The play by English playwright, Agatha Christie, is set in a small country inn, not far from London. It opens with the arrival of guests during a snow storm and the discussion of a re cent murder in the town nearby. Then one of the guests is also murdered and suspicion is pointed in many directions. Unless you are familiar with the plot, it is doubtful that you’ll be able to predict the outcome. The quality of the performance was appreciated by the audience. The play was well attended and the applause was enthusiastic. Overheard comments were, “It was every bit as good as they said it was,” and “We watch so much T.V., it’s good to see something different,” “It was every bit as goo Charisse Smith and Brett True as they said it was. ” Branch portray Mollie and Giles Ralston, owners of Monkswell Manor. Carey Katherine Rausch’s part is the aloof Miss Casewell, Detective Sgt. Trotter Upcoming performances a is played by David Harvey. March 13 and 14 at 8 p.n Robert Ems is cast as the elderly March 15 at 2:30 p.m., andi Major Metcalf. They all speak part of a Dinner Theatre < with an English accent which March 12. lends authenticity but also re The opening night opinion quires concentration. The quick, one spectator was, “Thi crisp speech was sometimes a lit couldn’t be any better than th tle, difficult to understand. were tonight.” BOOK BUY - BACK Chemistry Key Largo March 17 Curtis Salgado and the Stilettos The Last Hurrah March 14 Comedy Night Original Richards Hypertension The Last Hurrah Crazy 8’s Key Largo Tom Grant Salty’s r O 5uper Delì & ice cream f Lighten your load! Carry cash instead of books! BUY BACK DATES: MONDAY MARCH 16 THRU FRIDAY MARCH 27 HOURS: 8:30 AM - 7:30 PM MARCH 16 - MARCH 19 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM MARCH 20 - FRIDAY 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM MARCH 23 - MARCH 27 Fred Meyer Shopping Center Oregon City 656.89i2 Offer expires 3-18-87 Pag* ® with coupon only CCC BOOKSTORE NORTH END McLOUGHLIN HALL Clackamas Community CoIm 11 - •*. Ì i ' hhv ss r r 1 1 1 ' 1 10 I 97.06 I -0.40 D50 Illuminant, 2 degree observer Density 11 (A) 92.02 -0.60 0.23 12 87.34 -0.75 0.21 1 i1ü1 13 82.14 0.43 14 I 72.06 I