The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, March 15, 1962, page 6 (of 20)

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6 CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, March 15, 1962

A Play Is ... TALENT ... And Work

A PLAY takes teamwork, especially when you're fighting opening night jitters. At three minutes before curtain time, Pat Stokely (right) ran into trouble with her dress and Bonnie Bassi hurried over to help. The occasion was "Headin' for a Weddin'" last Thursday night at Ponce de Leon Junior High School. DONNA ANDREWS APPLIES EYE MAKEUP PUCKERING HER LIPS a little as she slips a wig over a boy's head in Ponce's hill billy play is Judy Goldman. Curtain Going Up AS SHERRY BURREL (left) got set to make her entrance, she couldn't find a shovel she was to carry. Ricky Gutierrez dashed to the dressing room, got the shovel and raced back. CAUGHT UP in the excitement of a private conversation backstage while the play is on, are cast members Polly Knappen (right) and Lizabeth Kaynor. Staff Photos by Raymond Lang THE PLAY'S THE THING AND HERE'S A SCENE ON opening night. Front to back are Carol Sachs, Pat Stokely, Larry Simon, Bonnie Bassi (partly obscured by Simon) Judy Goldman, Seymour Rosen and Eileen Mortimer. Note prompters behind curtain. THEY'RE PATRICIA (LEFT) AND KATHLEEN WOEPPEL. A STUDY OF FACIAL expressions is offered here. From the left are Lillian Burton, Sharon McFadden and Ann Ward in the opening night audience at Ponce Junior High.