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2:21 pm Friday, April 28, 2006

Three shows left for 'Radio Gals'

By Staff
From staff reports
Three performances remain for the Bay Tree Council for the Performing Arts' third and final production of the season, Radio Gals, a musical directed by Margie Beck.
The play will be performed tonight and Saturday night at 7 p.m. and 2 p.m. on Sunday at the Arts and Entertainment Center in Red Bay. Tickets are $8 each and are on sale at the Arts and Entertainment center in Red Bay. You may go by to purchase your tickets or call 256-356-9829.
The action takes place on a warm spring day in the parlor of retired school teacher Hazel Hunt's home in Cedar Ridge, Arkansas. It is the late 1920's, well before "The Crash". Hazel broadcasts a daily radio show filled with the musical antics of her former students. A Federal Radio Inspector comes to town, who is intent on rescuing the airwaves from Hazel. Mr. Abbott falls prey to the enticing Hazlenuts and it turns out he has a fine voice, quite a musician and in the course of things even falls for one of the girls. The actors include: Juli Marin-Hazel Hunt, Phoebe White Hill-Gladys Fritts, Andy Betterton-O.B. Abbott, Jan Ingle-Rennabelle Hatch, Deerissa (Dee) Batchelor- Azilee Swindle, Amy Johnson- Mable Swindle, Rebecca Wilson as America and Mary Dyer-Edna Jones. Stage manager is Mary Dyer and assistant stage manager Morgan Beck. Accompanists: Brian Beck-piano, Ken Stovall-strings and horn, Linda Stovall-Percussion, and choreographer-Patty Kilpatrick Hussey. Contact Scotty Kennedy at 256-356-8758 for additional information.

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