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Does Own 'Oscar'The Bicentennial-minded Dolores Glass; Best Make-Up, musical, “1776” swept the Pat Chester; Best Lighting and lion’s share of honors at the Sound, Rick Cavaness and Bob . first annual awards night of Lewis and Best Publicity, Don-the San Juan Stage Company na Ogilvie. held Friday night at the First Acting awards also included United Methodist Church. Joyce Mills, best actress forIn its own version of the “See How They Run,” Chris “Academy Awards,” the thea- Garrett, best supporting ac-ter group honored both its tress, “See How They Run,” actors and technical experts and Kevin Conduff in for special achievement during “Dracula” and Richard Marrs, the four-production 1975-76 sea- “See How They Run,” a tie for son. best supporting actor.Presiding at the festivities, Named best producer for the which also included an award year was Marty Lewis, “See for best costume at the dinner, How They Run,” with Bryan was Missy Garrett, stage com- Luttrell gaining recognition as pany president. best director for “See How“1776” was feted as best They Run.”production of the season with Bruce Bicknell was named its director, Sandy Elam, ac- best set designer for “The cepting the award plaque. Mousetrap,” while the award Richard Glass who starred as for special effects was shared John Adams was selected best by Mark Camrud and Glass for actor of the year. Ronna “Dracula.”Bast Costumed at Stage Company Awards Dinner 0akley ’ Best Costuming, Mrs. Garrett also presentedRick Cavaness and Jan Redding came to the San Juan Stage Company's First Annual Awards Banquet as those old flops, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, to win first prize for best costumes at the event.L 1*74 Farmlftftofi (KA) Daily ThnotBit*special awards for unusual | support and achievement dur- J ing the season to Bicknell and f Miss Elam. A plaque was also § given to Mrs. Ogilvie, outgoing ? president, who served the stage company during its initial year of operation.Winning honors for best cos- i tume at the awards dinner I were Rick Cavaness and Jan Redding, dressed as Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy.San Juan Stage Company will open its 1976-77 season on Sept. 10 with the comedy, “No Sex Please, We’re British.” This production will be staged Sept. 10 and 11 and Sept. 17 and 18 at the San Juan College theater.Other productions planned ti for the year include “Haunting of Hill House,” in November; p “Look Homeward, Angel,” in ^ February and “The Fan- t] tastiks,” in May. 4,Women Lose » Weight For s
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Farmington Daily Times
Farmington, New Mexico, US
Wed, Sep 01, 1976
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