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Pictures from Willapa Players "A Night of Pacific County One-Acts" |
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CAST: (back) - Tena Boggs as Frannie; Jim White as Ron;
Director Wilma Dunsmoor
(front) - Jake Funkhouser as Joe; Russ Wiitala as Buck, the
stranger; Gracie Manlow as Betty.
Betty (played by Gracie Manlow, seated right) and Joe (played by Jake Funkhouser, seated center) are frightened when Buck, the mysterious stranger (played by Russ Wiitala, right) tells them what he can do with his knife. |
Ron (played by Jim White, seated center) and his wife Frannie (played by Tena Boggs, seated right) try to ease the tension by playing a game of Scrabble with Buck, the mysterious stranger, (played by Russ Wiitala, seated left) while their children, Joe (played by Jake Funkhouser, standing left) and Betty (played by Gracie Manlow, standing right) look on.
Betty (played by Gracie Manlow, standing right) quips “It’s the Mustard family in the cabin with the pistol, hatchet, rope and poker,” when her family becomes fearful and captures the suspicious stranger Buck (played by Russ Wiitala, seated center). Also shown (standing from left to right) are Ron (played by Jim White), Joe (played by Jake Funkhouser), and Frannie (played by Tena Boggs) |
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CAST: (back) Gracie Manlow as Yorka, the Scandivanian maidservant;
Playwright Jan Bono; Liz McCollum as Sgt. Patricia Gass.
(front) Nadine Zakel as Capt. Mary Esther Lewis; Tena Boggs as Capt.
Wilma Clark.
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CAST: (back) Jim Watts as Albert Vanderhoff, the millionaire; Jason
Whited as Paul Hanson, tourist from Midwest; Director Liz McCollum;
John Limitone, as John Stewart, waiting for a blind date; Russ
Wiitala as Bill, the bartender; Playwright Jan Bono.
(front) LaRayne Watts as Mabel Vanderhoff, millionaire's wife; Lisa
Mullen as Esther Hanson, tourist from Midwest; Ann Yancey (empty
chair) as Donna Douglas, blind date who has not arrived; Jenny Allan
as Patty Andrews, the cruise director.
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