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In the middle of the coldest Februory on record in Pen-
nsylvonio the Woodrow Wilson Drama Compony offered
some relief to the frozen mosses by inviting everyone on o
trip to the "South Pacific.’’ The ploy which ran two
weekends was another immensely successful production
and was loudly applauded by the community and the
local press. Drion Boro, Mary Vonturo, Todd Hortmon, Lin­
da Thomas, and o cost of 75 students gave brovodo per­
formances which hod the oudiences on their feet. Set
designs by Miss Louise Wilson captured the tropical splen­
dor of o South Sea's islond ond the clever choreogrophy by
Ms. Andreo Lomberth added ortistic dimension to the
ploy. Musical responsibilities were divided between Mr.
Byron Kindig and Mrs. Mary Hildenbrond. Continuing with
their directorial assignments, dromo advisors Mr. Lou
Voipe and Ms. Sheila Weiss hod once ogoin created some
moments of magic for everyone to enjoy. "South Pacific"
was Q lasting tribute to the Dromo Company whose
reputation for first rote shows has spreod throughout the
Lower Bucks County oreo. We oil opploud their efforts.

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