Thunderstorm Sets
Stage for Will's
Play The Tempest
AhIiIiiihI - Southern OruKon
ohli(i"Kly nt the KtnKO with
ii Konulno tluindurHtiirm liml
nllllil, hut tho Slinkoapeiirain
J'VhUvhI prcHniilntlon of "Tho
Tompcut" wim not quite nblu
to mmtliln tho mood.
Though cerUilnly not o bud
play. It oftfii InKMc-d. partly
tirciiunc of some mlwd cucii
nnd iilinol fomotlen limn.
Somo of the rcspunilblllty
tilHo mint runt with Mr.
Shaki'itpiMiii) uliu'o tlio script
( itomothlnK lean thiin a tor
rid pnco.
"Tompi-nt," ii whole,
nuoda pollnliinK. but llicro arc
numvroua ponltlvo tlilniia to
bo mild "bout WudnoMtny'i
opening nlulit performnnce.
Tho coatumm-nll of tliom
wero nvnr purfuct, aUiKliiK win
cxtromoly ainooth unci Uicrc
wero acvcrnl good Indlvldunl
porfonniinces, noUibly (hone
by Ed Brubiikcr ni Collbun,
C'.rulinm Woodruff Ariel,
Shirley Pulton nil Mlrundu,
Will Mucktmzla as Trlnculo
rid Rolwrt B. Loper as Pros
poro. Acts 'MoniUr' Part
Most of Uie laurels prob
nbly should no to Brubukcr.
As Culibnn, he looked, acted
nd sounded every Inch the
"monster" of tho atramie little
lnlund. Ills costume - webbed
liunds, Ioiik. stringy hulr and
crude, IcnMIke covering -made
him appear as though
ho hud Just crawled from bo
ikmi Ih a rock.
W o o d ru f fa portrayal of
Ariel, tho sprite, was ade
quate throughout but roached
lis high point during the ban
quet scene In tho forest. Flour
lulling his but-like wings and
denouncing the enemies of
his master, Prospcro, with
crisp authority, ho hud Uie
audience all but In his pocket.
Shirley Pulton's Miranda
emerged as she should have
awevt, conipusslonato and na
ive. Sho handled It perfectly,
with tenderness and humor,
and was curcful to avoid
those last few grains of augur
that cosily could have proven
too much.
Mackenzie portrayed the
bouncy Trlnculo with ease
nd wit. lie made the most
of his several humoroui lines,
yet wisely did not overdo
them.
Spatchas Nicely Don
As Prospero, Loper on more
tlinn one occasion hcaltated In
tho mki.it of delivering line.
.ills fine voice and bearing off
sol this, howovcr, and his ma
jor speeches wero nicely done.
The best scene, and tho
only one which the storm
shrunken audience applauded,
wns the discovery of Caliban
by Stophiino (Mark Hammer)
and Trlnculo.
"Whnt have we here?" asks
Trlnculo upon spying the ugly
Caliban hidden beneath a can'
vas. "A man or a fish?"
Ono whiff of the cave
dweller and Trlnculo pro
nounces his verdict: "Fish.
It can be safely assumed
that Uie piny a bjscU will go
uiuiHuicd, it also ciin be as
sumed, or lit Irani hoped, Unit
some or tho principal chiirnc-
lerri who stumbled will either
sluiko their opening night Jit
ters or nimiUir their lines,
whichever the trouble rimy be,
Others featured In the ciidl
Included Tom Vull. as All'
lonlo, Willluin Nye us Alon.o
PkiiI llurper us Sebustliin,
John Dobhs us Ferdinand und
Willluin Livingston us Con
zulo. Junies Kundoo directed.
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MedfordmSlTribune
SUCTION D MKDKOHD, OIIKGON, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 10(10
PAGES 1 to 8
Chief Nurse Takes Over al Domiciliary
Mrs. Cutherlno C. Ford has
taken over the duties of chief
of the nursing service ut the
VA Domlclllury, White City,
replucliig Minn Gru"e Stuhr,
who retired lust month lifter
'ID years In her profension,
most of them spent at VA slu
tlons In the northwest,
Mrs. Ford comes here from
the VA hospital, Scuttle, and
hus been engaged In public
lieullh nursing for Uie past
111 years, hnvlng held a super
visory position during this pe
riod with' the Seattle-King
county heulth department.
Sho received her bachelor's
degree from the University
of Washington with one ycur
oi graduate work to her
credit.
Mrs. Ford will be accompa
nied to Medford by her family
of two children, Carol Ann,
10, now in the Navy with
the Waves, and a son, Dun, 17,
together with her husband,
PICKING ON LITTLE GUYS
Los Angeles The city
council ordored a survey to
give compact cars addltionul
parking area. Councilman
Harold Henry suid many small
cars are damaged In rear-end
collisions while parked be
cause big cars scott Into a
pace the driver thought was
empty only to find a small
car already there.
Harry ft. Ford, a retired Coast
Guard lieutenant.
Beagle Club Names Officers for Year
Fred Clurk, Eaglo Point,
wns elected president at the
annual Beagle Community
club picnic held July 17 at
TouVelle State park.
Other officers for 1080-81
elected were George A. Lof
tin, vice president, and Mrs.
Marshall B. Sweet, secretary
treasurer. Fifty members and friends
attended the picnic which has
been held each year since
1042. July 2, 1044, the fam
ilies that lived In the Beagle
area organized the club. Mrs.
Alberta Haas was elected the
first president,
Mrs. Flossie Oliphant came
from Long Beach, Calif., to
attend. Mrs. B. F. Barrows
gave a short talk on the im-
Drovements that have .been
made In the area sines they
have gone there to live.
Jackson Hot Knrlntrn was
chosen as tho meeting place
lor the 1UB1 picnic.
DIFFERENT POLICE CASE
Oriskany, N.Y. Police
rushed to the scene one day
after receiving a phone call
from Joan McNabb, 30, of
Buffalo, who hysterically re
ported, "I've Just killed two."
They found two Black Angus
cows lying dead on the high
way.
SALES POINT
Austin, rex. sign on a
used car lot: "Prices Are Born
Here, But Raised Elsewhere
PROMPT PATIENT
New York Peter Real, 44,
arrived for his doctor's ap
pointment three minutes early
despite being handicapped by
a cast on his right lug. While
he was parking his car, his
left foot slipped on the ac
celerator and tho ear smash
ed through a wall right Into
his doctor's cxtiriilnutlon room,
Elizabeth N.J. Two police
men havo set up a Judo course
nnt t.A !., -U...t k.l,
mm aiiiu tuuv huuiiv nun ui
their students are women."
VETS'
AMERICA'S LARGEST
SELLING ECONOMY
PRICED DOG FOOD
Help provide guide dogs lor the
blind see Vets' label lor details!
Packed In
Hillibnto. Oregon
Fire Destroys Barn,
House in Astoria
Astoria HJPD Fire believed
causod by short-circuit wiring
broko out near here Tuesday
nd destroyed a barn and a
mall houso.
The farm was owned by
John Rcllh Sr. of Lewis and
Clark valley Just outside As
toria. About 75 to 100 tons of
new cut hay at the barn were
destroyed by the blaze.
Firemen managed to save
the mnln rcsldcnco and a tool
shed thnl were endangered
and smouldering and prevent-
aprcad of the flames Into tin-
dor-dry hay fields and nearby
timber.
Portland Council
OK's Tax Measures
Portlund-IUPD-The city coun
cil Wednesday approved three
more tax-lovylng measures to
go before city votcrB In No-
- vomber, bringing to eight the
number of money measures
now slnled for the November
ballot.
Grnnd total of the eight
money Issues now stands at
$31,375,000 over a 10-ycar
period, plus an addltionul
$500,000 permissive annunlly.
Approved by tho council
were measures calling for a
$550,000 700 levy for flvo
years; a $0.5 bond Issue for
tho dock commission; and a
mtpplemonlal levy of up to
$500,000 a year If needed for
the flro and police pension
fund.
BRILL
METAL WORKS
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Raildoniial Shot! Mttsl Work
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and Ceppar Fabrication
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TOMATOES
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lie
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Limy CaaiI Super Meat,
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