Green Bay Press-Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 30

'ney Motiff. Bob Jo.ski, Nancy all-seeing detective, Archie 'man. Bridges' wife, Dorothy, 'acted as matron of honor. Stage Calls Cut Short GREEN BAY PRESS GAZETTE MODEST MAIDENS By Jay Alan a ri Central Play Shows Satire i Of Mark Twain By JANET SKKIVSETII Press-Gazete Staff Writer Central Catholic High School rho.se for its 27th production, "A Double Barrelled Detective Story," a satire by Mark Twain and adapted by Robert St. Clair.

The play directed by the Rev. Guy E. Guyon, O. was presented before entertained audiences Saturday and Sunday evenings. It was the last Central play at the school.

Next year the students will be at the Premontre High School, now under construction on the West side. Twain, a master at poking fun at the foilbles of mankind, went after the melodramatic detective fiction of his day. Paul Tilkens ably portrayed it vy mm Stillman. Archie's mother was frightened by a pack of hounds while she was carrying Archie. Archie, of course, was born with the eyesight of a dog, and a dog's keen sen.se of smell But Archie was not grateful for his special talents.

This was largely because his mother, played with excellence by Marilyn Vanden Heuvel, wanted revenge on the man who sicked the dogs on her. In the prologue she tells Archie to "hound" this man. Girls from St. Joseph's Academy took the female roles. The cast, all of whom successfully met the challenge of their roles, included the following: Patricia Johns, Susie Biebel, Camille Euclide.

Jim Mahon- ey, Mary Servotte, Lani Kay- ser, Dick Destache, Mike Morrison, Al Agamite, Janice O'-Keefe, Tony Morgan, David Tilkens. Dick Van Lanen, Karl Wassenberg, Clayton Abts, Gary Basten, Shirley Christ-man, and Anne Flatley. In roles as mountaineers miners, and housewives wefe: Jack Spielbauer, Cliff Tatro, Fred Lorn, Jack Vetter, Rod- Don Woeli Night Service Tried 100 Remedies for llching of Eczema "Emerald Oil Beats Them All," writes C. A. B.

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look what it's worth to you! 30 Monday, April 18, 1955 Radio-TV 'Great Gatsby' Cancellation Caused Furor Montgomery, Partner Shelled Out $12,000 By SAIL PCTT NEW YORK tff It would: be auite understandable if truck loaded with penicillin backed up today at the studio where actors will be rehears ins for tonieht's Robert Montgomery show. It's not that anyone is ill they're just cautious. The rea son for the apprehension is that the people connected with the show haven't quite recov ered yet from the virus that hit Montgomery last week You see, Montgomery's virus turned out to be a $12, 000 virus. It cost at least that much, maybe more. The cost to assorted nervous systems, however, was even greater be cause at the last minute the show had to be canceled, after almost two weeks of rehearsal, and a film of an old program had to be substituted.

On the Sunday before the Monday performance, Montgomery, who was to play the lead in "The Great Gatsby," turned up at rehearsal with a fever of better than 101. He left early. Had Dizzy Spell Monday afternoon he made another valiant try. After about an hour of work in which his fever continued to rise, the star was hit by a dizzy spell. Lee Bowman caught him just in time as he began to fall At that point, everyone cave up and agreed that the show would have to be can celed for the first time in its six years on the air.

The time was now 4:30, five hours be fore the $100,000 production was scheduled to go on. What, asked one fluttering ulcer of another fluttering ulcer, do we do now? A hurried conference, a quick examination of old kinescopes, and it was decided to repeat a program about the problems of the aged, which was quite apropos since all hands were aging rapidly that Monday. Joe Bailey, a co-producer, found the film. But two films are required to run simultaneously during a TV film show ing in case one breaks. Where do we get the second film? Somebody remembered he had donated a film copy to day center up in the Bronx for the aged, But being a day cen ter, it was now closed.

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Name Age Address Phone City State Education VjL Pair" Lh I i 1 1 1 TV tlnnn "It was love American Federation of Radio Artists, the actors' union, and from the author. The actors, the author and the technicians who made the show originally would have to be paid again, at least a portion of their original take. That came to Timing Problems Then came the cutting and editing problems. The old filmed commercials would have to be replaced with new er sales talks now dearer to the sponsor's heurt. Lee Bowman would have to explain at the beginning why "The Great Gatsby" was canceled.

That would take a minute or so out of the original film. The film finally was cut, edited and put back together again by 9:12, 18 minutes before air time. The next morning there were conferences to decide who would pay what, a knotty problem for which the industry had few if any precedents. True, the sponsor got his time and sales talks but it was an old show repeated. What to do? "It was tentatively agreed, subject to further negotiation," reported Bailey, "that the sponsor would pay for the time and talent (about $100,000) since the cost of almost putting on 'The Great Gatsby'; was about as great as if it tondj actually been performed.1 Montgomery and John Gibbs, who own the show, will foot with our e.ftfrslC machine: 6:00 Today's News 6:15 Kealin of Sports: Tony Fly nn 6:30 Gabriel Heatter (MBS) 6:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr.

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