Lend
Me A Tenor
Days
later I’m still laughing from the Orange Community Players’ production of “Lend
Me a Tenor,” one of those hide-in-the-closet, identity switch, slam-the-door
classics that I’d heard about but never seen.
OCP’s
cast was all-around great, but I’ll take a moment to brag on Jacob McMullin as
the bellhop. Don’t let the fact that my daughter is related by marriage get in
the way that he was hilarious as one of the characters willing to do anything
just to meet the famous opera singer who has come to town.
In
one scene a gaggle of people are being chased around a couch so that we forget
who is circling who. The bellboy stops to take a photo of those behind (or was
it in front of) him, and they vainly pose for a moment before resuming their
antics.
Call
(409)882-9137 for information regarding the Sunday, Aug. 23 matinee.
How
do pecan lovers dress?
Fashions
in a Nutshell may have some boho chic looks for fall. Norma Jordan and Linda
Foster of the Gulf Coast Sertoma Club say they’ve noted the look is trending as
they’ve rounded up looks for this annual show. The club will present the Groves
Pecan Festival’s fall style show at a new luncheon time. Get your $15 tickets
from The Courtyard Café in Groves or call 963-8786. The show is at 11 a.m.
Saturday, Sept. 19 at the Café, 4321 Lincoln Ave., Groves.
Fashions
will be by Hannah Bay’s, Shoogz, Oliver Maxwell’s and Dressin’ Up. Proceeds
help the club offer scholarships and lend support to the Capland Center and
Fetter’s Center.
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