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A Country Music Mix of fun and frolic, featuring the widely acclaimed Roy Legge and his Blue Ridge Travelers, the Horse Heps from Hope Hill, Christopher Geest of Culpeper and our own Ralph Row zie, Amissville, will be held under the trees at Roaring Rock Mills on Sunday, October 3 beginning at 2 p.m. The Horse Heps are a teen group doing teen tunes of these and olden times. Even a Shakes i peare Twist, some df ‘01 Bill’s j Elizabethan ditties I from the l plays, set to the belat of our day, showing that there are still folk in the Blue Ridge not too far away from their heritage even after 350 years. (When we mention Elizabeth, we mean Shakespear’s Lizzy, not Richard Burton’s.) Appropriate to this mood will be Christopher Geest s burlesque, a la Jackie Gleason on Hamlet’s “To Be or Not To Be” soliloquy. Mr. Geest’s exceptional acting is warmly remembered as a charter member of the Culpeper Players, under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pawley who brought some good theatre to this area a few seasons back. Ralph Rowzie, well known civic leader of Rappahannock and ^virtuoso of dramatic and comic poetry reading, will highlight the baseball season with his famous number “Casey at the Bat”, and John Moffett Brown, Jr. of Culpeper, winner of many country music awards will sing. The
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