The UPEI SUN, Thursday, December 3, 1981, page 6

Wide—eyed Innocent: Golly, J.M., is it true that some people believe

Matthau and Jill Clayburgh. W.E.I.: But I thought

runs around with her; nose in the‘air?

J.M. : Yup.

W.E.I.: I thought that a story about the first wanan to be appointed to the bench of the Supreme Court would

be interesting.

J.M.: Not really. All she ever does is play tennis and argue with

fellow judge Walter. W.E.I.: But Surely, with their being Supreme Court Justices and all, they must have some ' pretty‘deep discussions. J.M.: - Even Phil Donahue does better.

- W.E.I.: Gee, J.M., no

plot, no acting, and no

rushed to the hospital? J .M.: Now that you mention it, the flashing lights on the ambulance were quite- thrilling.

W.E.I.: ‘ Well, J.M., it is getting late and ‘ "I must make my way back down the mountain before dark,« but thank you for sharing scme of your infinite wisdom with me.

J.M.: Anytime, my son. W.E.I.: Oh,‘ one more '

~ thing. Is it true that

you will be spending your Christmas holidays ~ in Bermuda with Bo Derek?! »

you can make a plotless movie entertaining

Walther and Jill were _ - fine performers. - Without Bo Derek or -J.M.: Not anylmre,

interesting thoughts. It must have been a dismal . hour and a “half.

Bill Murray? W.E.I.: .You mean Walter J.M. : It was.

J.M.: Evidently the is his same old sarcastic W.E.I.: Oh come on, producers ef "First Day self? wasn't—lit exciting when

In OctOber' thought J .M. : yup. Walter developed heart so. They used Walther W_.E._ And‘Jill still problems and had to be

Rules ‘— Up ForGrabs

opportunities for roles not directly related

J .M.: Absolutely not. Bo and I are vactioning in Hawaii this year. W.E.I.: Well, have a nice time and a Merry Christmas. So long J .M.

Centre Producing Mid-

winter Musical. . . Roles I Up For Grabs between the Winter Confederation producuon and next

season's Festival. ‘For the Music Man, Mr hind will be casting

Centre's Community Theatre Department will produce

five performances of the smash hit Broadway and for a complement of about

motion picture musical' 25 performers including The Music Man, February young people: _The 24—27 under the direction Festival auditions are

of Alan Lund and feat... the first in a series urinq prince Edward scheduled to be held

Island talent. across Canada, ending in_ V’ Director of Theatre Vancouver durlng the

Gary Craswell says Mr. final Week Of Januaxy'

Lund will be Spending The Centre will stage. three weeks in Charlo- mo matinee productions

ttetown, joined by Dean. for schools ‘of The Music Regan, who has been cast Man, at 10 a.m. on both . in the role of Harold wedneSdaY: Fabruary 24 Hill, the leading role and Thursday, February in The Music Man. 25. Ehrening performances , All other roles in will be staged at 7:30 the show, he added, will p-m- Gebruary 25 through

be cast thm h the local Saturday, February 27. cqmmmity, ug ' Tickets for all seats

-Auditions for the to Hatineesf are.” Per production will be held Person! Whlle tickets

December 10 through for evening Public 12 from 10 a.m. to Performances are set at

0 with 8 p.m. each day at $4.50/$5.50/$6.°5 . _ Confederation Centre of dl§counts Of 206 for

the Arts. At the same Chlldre'} under 12 Years time Mr. lund and Music and 59910135“ , Director Fen Watkin will _ Tldiete for the conduct auditions for the WSlC_Ma-n W111 90 on 1982 Charlottetown sale immediately Festival' Althwgh familfiti‘iésfi‘ii‘be auditions for both cheduled b intment projects will be held 5 Y aPPO ,

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