IIJ NEWCASTLE COLLEGE PRE'SENTS

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The Opening Ablution

Brainwash! It's sweeping the nation, Brainwash! The no-pain sensation. If you should think, you'll be driven to drink, Or declared subversive, maybe a " Pink. "

Brainwash! Let's put heads together, Happy, We'll keep them forever, If you are blue, just forget your i.Q. You have T.V. , movies, top forty, too. Lay your five bob each way Play your bowls every day, And your dreams w a come true.

Brainwash! Become well-adjusted. Paid well, A man to be trusted. Polish your teeth and your car 'til they' re bright, And your neighbours they wtll say you ' re alright.

' Strive hard ! Become men of commerce. Succeed! And fulfil your promise. Don't ever stop and you ' ll get to the top. There 's a life insurance paid when you drop. You 'l l be socially great, In a plot at Sandgate, And your dreams will all come true.

CLARKE, S. J .

. ( AUTONOMY FOR) The theory behind " Brainwash is a psycholog1cal NEWCASTLE

fallacy. It is now a proven fact that sane, normal people, and

I. . . (AUTONOMY FOR) · b tl ff ct d po 1t1C1ans NEWCASTLE can m no way e permanen y a e e

b f f d. · · b h . (AUTONOMY FOR) t ._ y any orm o con 1t1onmg y y pnos1s NEWCASTLE or or1ure.

Nevertheless . . .

We, the inmates, the products of many years' solid brainwashing

(AUTONOMY FOR) II . 'd t' h th t t NEWCASTLE cannot a ow a mmor cons1 era 10n sue as a o

ru in our little plot. So if you were hopefully thinking that in devotion

. . I h I . I h . (AUTONOMY FOR) h h to pnnCip es, psyc o og1ca or ot erw1se NEWCASTLE t e s ow

would not go on, stop grinning, b race yourself-or leave before the

lights go out-all right, so you came late-well it's rude to leave

before the first interval-that's why you bought a programme, wasn 't

. d h d (AUTONOMY FOR) . h I . b 1t- to rea t e a s NEWCASTLE w 1t your ear-pugs m- ut

you can 't , can you-there 's not enough light to read, is there-it

serves you right for sitting in the cheap seats-you' ll just have to

watch, won 't you-we have NO SYMPATHY-yer pays yer money

and yer takes yer chance ...

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Supper at

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Reservations MA 1920

IINM\ATIE S * * *

ROONEY, V. P.

FLANAGAN, K. F.

McDERMOTT, M. E.

DAVIS, E.

ANDERSON, C. R.

/ , , ACT I

1. OPENING NUMBER

Barry Gordon. Cost ... Full. Beat : Lionel Fredman.

2. MY HOME TOWN

Tom Lehrer. Vic. Rooney.

3. GIVE IT A NAME

Ei in O 'Connell. Colin Anderson. John Holt. Maggie McDermott.

4. AUTUMN LEAVES

Robyn Grierson.

5. THE WHALE AND NEWTON-JONAH

Cherry Anderson.

Frogman : John Mcilveen. Jonah : Colin Anderson. Mermaid : Wendy Doyle.

6. MISTY

Ted Davis.

7. MOON OVER THE WHITEHOUSE

Barry Gordon.

Ike : Colin Anderson . Schloss : Maggie McDermott. Von Broun : John Holt. Spies : Geoff Bentley, Bill Jonas, Rolo HHI. Technicians: Bob Petherbridge, Roy Griffiths. Press Secretory: John Mcilveen.

8. BODY NOT MY MIND

Elin O 'Connell.

9. SHAKIN' THE BLUES AWAY

Arranged by Colin Anderson.

Jeanette Cook, Jill Symes, Ann Jefferey, Judy Penfold, Cynthia Murray, Margaret Plummeridge, Judy Rodgers, Ruth Harvey.

NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY COL

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A REVUE IN THREE f

Compered b-

ACT II

MARIA

MURDER IN .

About 150 years ago \

landlord 's son, murderee

maiden, and buried her

on his estate. He was lc executed.

These events became th

Victorian melodrama. T tonight's version from

copy, drawing also on

drama"-"a play with

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Moria : Maggie

William Corder :

Ishmael: M ichoe

Pharos Lee : Terr

Mr. Marten : Vic

Mrs. Morten : Ju

Tim : John Holt.

Anne : Kay Flon

Gipsies and Villa

Margaret Plun

Herbie Gergm

-Produced b

:GE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION

:>NDITIONING DOSES

Vic. Rooney

-tE RED BARN

ill iam Corder, a wealthy

Maria Marten, a village

)ody in an O ld Red Barn

er brought to just ice and

basis of a very popula r

e producer has adapted ~ Victorian barnstormer's

lder meaning of "melo-

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ACT Ill

1. STEAM HEAT

Arranged by Colin Anderson.

Colin Anderson, Kay Flanagan, John Holt.

2 . I'M ON MY SIDE

Cumm ngs and Chester.

Bill Driscoll.

~ COFFEE AFTER LUNCHEON

P. S. Hellyet and P. E. Odin .

Tommy: Colin Anderson. Aunt Etha : Maggie McDermott. Jemima : Wendy Doyle . Banshee : Anne Horrigan.

4. HARLEM NOCTU~NE

Robyn Grierson.

5. DESIGN FOR LIVING

Michael Flanders and Donald Swann.

usic.'' lionel Fredman. Sandy Clarke.

6. STARDUST

S T Ted Davis.

cDermott.

:ol in Anderson.

Toper.

Considine.

looney.

1 Bullerwell.

7. GUNN WITH THE BOURBON ON BEAT HUNTER STREET

Barry Gordon .

Ruby : Colin Anderson. Woman : Maggie McDermott. Doctor: Terry Considine. Noah : Brin Newton-John. Kookie : Bob Stewart. Thugs: Bob Petherbridge, John Mcilveen. Compere: Lionel Fredman.

8 . SEX

JOn. Elin o·connel!.

ers : Ann Jefferey,

1eridge, Rolo Hill,

Bob Stewart.

Marjorie Biggins.

9. CAN-CAN

Arranged by Colin Anderson .

Judy ~ogers, Margaret Plummeridge, Ruth Harvey, Pam Green, Ann Jefferey, Denise Neville, Margaret Jones, Judy Penfold, Wendy Gilbert.

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THE MODERN STO~E FOP T>iE MODERN MAN

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and

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A hilarious, new Tom

Lehrer a lbum, concert­

recorded, with b rilliant and

w itty tween-song narrative .

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Director :

SANDY CLARKE

Assistant Producers :

BARRY GORDON, KEN LONGWORTH, JULIAN CROFT, CHERRY ANDERSON

Musical Director :

JEFF " TOOTS" SAMS

Choreography : Decor :

COLIN ANDERSON JAN VOYSEY

Wardrobe: Make-up :

MARGARET AUS WENDY WALDEN

House Manager : Stage Manager :

PAUL WALMSLEY MICHAEL TALTY

Prompt: Call Boy :

KEN LONGWORTH LITTLE JIMMY WOODS

Call Girls : Publicity:

MA 0466 KEN ELTIS

Programme : Photography :

GERRY PEARS JOHN CORNELIUS

Business Manager :

ALAN BROWN

Band:

VAL CUNNINGHAM-Piano ALAN BROWN, JOHN HELMAN-Saxophone

BILL JONES- Trombone KEN LEE- Clarinet COLIN LAWLESS, KEITH HALLINAN, JOHN WILSON- Trumpets

SEPPY TASSELL-Drums

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AND HIS

LONGWORTH

• and GORDON

BRAINWASH BAND-

Hopeless Cases - - A Sad Loss

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