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By HOMER P. HORNER
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The Rappahannock Players opening night performance of Frederick Knott’s tricky drama "Wait Until Dark” satisfied an attentive audience’s absorption in its suspenseftil plot. The Players are establishing a tradition of measuring themselves against exacting standards and their efforts with this play’s demands are generally successful.
Populated with unsavory characters motivated by greed, "Wait Until Dark’s” suspense focuses on an attempt to fool a courageous blind woman, the one sympathetic character in the story.
Tutt Stapp Harris thoughtfully handles the practical problems of playing a blind person and brings her to life with conviction. Stuart Eiland’s small
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