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both leads could sing and that one didn’t have to clutch one’s chair through each song.) Settle contributed as much as Baines to the illusion of the love scenes and both of them were particularly believable as newlyweds in the last scene.
The part of Aunt Eller was played by Judith Bloomer, who capably managed to look the part of a crusty old farm woman, dispensing advice, admonishment and—in the case of Ali Hakim, some wax from her dasher. Bloomer drew some of the best laughs of the evening with her snappy timing in the auction scene.
Another very young (8th grade) student gave a memorable and spirited portrayal of the simpleminded and promiscuous Ado Annie. Julie Burke was delightful in the role and worked it skillfully for every laugh she could grab. As with Bob Baines, she is another
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