Windham County Observer

-Players Select (Continued From Page One)

Claythorne and Robert Fleischner as Philip Lombard. Mrs. Burton has been seen in "Insufficient Funds" and "First Lady' while Mr. Fleischner is a newcomer both to the Players and to Southbridge. In "Ten Little Indians" he is a gay adventurer and Mrs. Burton is the attractive secretary.

Sir Lawrence Wargrave, a retired justice, will be portrayed by Harry Crandon of Woodstock Hill, who has been seen in a variety of roles in past productions. He is also president of the Players and active in every phase of play production. William Blore, a would-be gold magnate will be played by Frederick Waite of Dudley. one of the Players' mainstays in many presentations. Louis Rowe will be introduced to the Players' audience as General MacKenzie, an upright, soldierly old man. Mr. Rowe is a resident of North Woodstock.

Gerald LaPointe of Putnam will be seen as the fussy Dr. Armstrong, a contrast to his role as Jason Fleming in "First Lady." Mrs. Raymond Boyd of East Woodstock. last seen in "My Sister Eileen" will be the prim spinster, Emily Brent. Also emerging from the same play is Robert Canty of Quinebaug who is the spoiled young man, Anthony Marston. Rogers, the houseman, will introduce Carol Pasay of East Woodstock while Mrs. Rogers the cook, will be portrayed by Mrs. Edwin Ginn of Southbridge. Mrs. Ginn first appeared with the Players in "First Lady." Boatman Fred Narracott will be Arthur G. Morse, Jr., of East Woodstock. His initial appearance was in "My Sister Eileen".

The cast holds its first rehearsal Thursday night in the North Woodstock Community Hall.