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rather than walked, bobbed her head up and down over folded arms and spoke in short, simple sentences minus articles and plus incorrect pronouns. Shannon was a favorite with kids in the audience. An impressed second grader summed up why: "I like the way she talks the best.”
Disheveled and slouching, a cigarette stub clenched between his teeth. Bob Baines was the epitome of a hardboiled detective from the Sam Spade school. His rapid fire delivery of jokes, managed without cracking a smile, drew some of the evening’s biggest laughs.
Pulling off a casting coup, director Don Bomberger had Tom Eastham, Susan Dennis’ real life boyfriend, in the part of her on-stage fiance. As Brooks, the suspect bank teller, Tom projected embarrassment at his dilemma and sincerity in his protestations of innocence and in his declarations of affection for Miss Dennis.
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