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By Tim Kelley
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Directed by
 Jeremy
Colbert
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August 24, 25,
August 31,
September 1 & 2
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New Mexico Sleazy
Tab Lloyd, a nasty villain, is running for mayor, but
Miss Print won’t endorse him. Instead, she
writes articles supporting his opponent, an honest, yet
highly opinionated politician named Edward Torial.
Lloyd has two allies, a cabbage head accomplice named
Panhandle and a clever jewel thief by the name of Chiffon
Delure (watch out for her!). Naturally, Sheriff
Jack Newsworthy is in love with Aspen. But being
predictable doesn’t spoil a melodrama’s fun!
You’re audiences will watch what happens when Lloyd
wins the election via trickery. They’ll see
what happens when a Pony Express rider shows up without
his pony! They’ll gasp as the mystery of
Swampwater Sam is solved. They’ll applaud
good citizens like Mrs. Pickles, Mrs. Grisley and
sleepwalking Granny. And they’ll shudder as
freedom of the press is threatened when Sleazy Tab Lloyd
gains control of the Clarion and stuffs each issue with
utter nonsense: "Man-Eating Kangaroo Found in
Tucson Hotel Lobby!"... "George
Washington is Alive!" ...you get the picture
(but hopefully not the paper!). Everyone will groan
and howl at the jokes. The highlight comes when
Lloyd has to jump from state to state to avoid arrest,
trying not to get "cornered!" Of course,
all ends well when our villain is defeated in the
hilarious finale, and Aspen and Jack head down the
wedding aisle.
Enjoy the power of the press as you
gawk at a performance stuffed with historical flimflam
and a respect for good grammar! Gentlemen, please -
no spitting 'til you reach the lobby !!
Office of the "Mountain
Monthly" in the town of Cloudcroft. The
time is the 1880's. An honest newspaper is a
citizen's best friend --- except for his
mother.
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STOP THE PRESSES
or ... She's Not My Type
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
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Aspen
Print
 Played
by Terra Ponder
Editor of the
"Mountain Monthly". A combination of
beauty and civic responsibility.
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Annabelle
 Played
by Karie Peters
Chiffon's winsome
maid
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Judy
Paige
 Played
by Jennifer Ridley
Newspaper
girl, none-too-bright
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Sheriff Jack
Newsworthy
 Played
by Tony Calderon
Manly sheriff,
in love with Aspen
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Grandpa
Print
 Played
by Levi Foley Aging typesetter, owns
the "Mountain Monthly"
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Mrs.
Grisley
 Played
by Morgan Foley
Solid citizen
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Panhandle
 Played
by Scotty Courvoisier
Bop on the head
is worth two on the knee
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Mrs.
Pickles
 Played
by Kalei Ponder
Another of the same
sort
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Sleazy
Tab Lloyd
 Played
by Tony Courvoisier
Has a lot in
common with the printing press. They're both
oily.
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Edward Torial
 Played
by Todd Peters
Running for mayor. No
puns, please
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Chiffon
Delure
 Played
by Kenzi Ponder
Lovely to look at, but not
to be trusted
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Dusty
 Played
by Mike Mishkin Express rider who's lost
his pony
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Mrs. Pringle
 Played
by Nicona Peters
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BACKSTAGE ASSISTANCE
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Asst Directors Tony Calderon &
Terra Ponder Producer - George Collins
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Pandhandler George Collins
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 Lighting
- Becky Courvoisier Sound, Programs Arlan Ponder
& Mike Joos Lighting Design - Larry Strain
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 Prompter
- Pat Mishkin Costumers - Terra Ponder, Jennifer
Ridley, Pat Mishkin & Suzy Cleve
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 Hair/Makeup Terra
Ponder & Becky Courvoisier
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 T-Shirts
- Connie Collins
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 Concessions Charliss
Randall, Mike Mishkin, Shaun Fiengold &
Kat Fiengold
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Welcome Committee - Sharon
Collins & Alan Hale Set Design - Tony
Courvoisier & Shaun Fiengold Set
Painting - Earl Anderton, Becky Courvoisier & Tony
Courvoisier

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DID YOU GET
YOUR POPCORN
AT THE
"RUBBER CHICKEN"?
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FUN WAS HAD
BY ALL
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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
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SEE YA NEXT TIME, SAME PLACE,
SAME TIME
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