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ABOUT TIME

It's about time that we got autonomy

It's about time parking meters were free

For some brand new movies on Channel 3,

It's about time.

It's about time that Allan Lappin got crackin'

It's about time Digby Wolfe was sent packin'

For Revue '62 to do something new

It's - about time.

Time marches on,

But America's nat on the moon yet

Perhaps it won't be long

Meanwhile-Jackie's style, makes it well worth while

Russia can't compete with the Kennedy Smile(-)

It's about time that there was action in Laos

It's about time Russia settled this chaos

Why wait so long

Just drop the bomb -

Cause It's - about time!

THE

DIRECTOR

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(so what?) Colin Anderson

Five years have passed since the first University College revue and it is now a tradition both within the college and outside it. I have been fortunate enough to have been associ-ated with four of these revues cmd I have watched, with a great deal of interest, the many changes which have taken place. Revue has developed from a comparatively small enter-prise to large one; we have moved from the Roxy to our own theatre; personalities have come and gone. But most signif-icant of all has been the change in the sense of humour. That which we laughed a t 4 years ago would scarcely raise a smile today.

"IN TIME OUT" is a revue with a brand new sense of humour. The institutions of yesterday were absurd enough in themselves to provide material; nothing in 1962 is so sacred that it should escape the acid pen. And the future? Who knows

who cares? We can only offer suggestions as to what you can do with the future. The best way to live with the bomb is to laugh at it.

We are very glad that you have taken 'time out' to see "IN TIME OUT". We hope you won't feel that the time has been wasted. Let's not waste any more of it - the show must go on and it's ABOUT TIME .. .

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-'1N TIME OUT'' TIMED IN THREE Act I. - THE PRESENT

l. ABOUT TIME. The Company

2. MADE IN JAPAN. Maurie Scott; Daryl Taylor.

3. APRE MIDI OF A CENSOR Cynthia Murray; John Holt.

4. ANYTHING GOES! Daryl Taylor; John Holt; Colin Anderson.

5. EMPIRE PALAIS. Brenda: Judy Rogers; Shirley: Wendy Doyle.

6. EBENEEZER. Ebeneezer: Colin Anderson; Bob Cratchitt: Daryl Taylor; Messenger Boy: Loretta de Plevitz; Jacob Marley: Peter Klarie; Knight and Lady: Bob Scobie, Margaret Plum-ridge; Christmas Present: Helen Bell; Stockmen: Bill Jonas, Darcy Rapp.

7. SHALL WE STRIKE? Bill Jon as; Philip Thomson; Darcy Rapp; Gordon Dan-die; Cynthia Murray; Marg. Plumridge; Judy Rogers; Loretta de Plevitz.

8. ADULTERY Louise: Wendy Doyle; Robert: Colin Anderson.

9. COMMON MARKET. Loretta de Plevitz; Judy Rogers; Cynthia Murray, Mar-garet Plumridge.

9. HOLY SMOKE. Ivor Vivian.

10. VIVA! Anne Bastion; Carol Yeatman; Maureen Crosbie; Pat Moore, John Holt; Cappy Collins; Peter Klarie; Bill Jonas.

Act II.- THE PAST

l . VICTORIAN FAMILY PORTRAIT The Trite Family Singers-Papa: Mr. Anderson; Mama: Miss Murray; Miss Trite: Miss Plumridge; Messrs. Trite: Mr. Holt, Mr. Rapp, Mr. Jonas, Mr. Klarie; Master Trite: Mr. Scott; Miss Con Trite: Miss Rogers; assisted by other members of the company. Master of Ceremonies: Mr. Viv-ian.

2. BALLAD - "THE POOR YOUNG GIRL" Singer: Mr. Anderson; Guitar: Mr. Vivian.

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3. THE PERILS OF ERMINTRUDE or Born Green, Done Brown and Blue. Ermintrude: Miss Rog~rs; Justin: Mr. Thomson; Sir Jasper Firkfilly: Mr. Rapp; Mr. Green: Mr. Taylor; Engine Driver: Mr. Williams; Policemi:m: Messrs. Scott and Klarie .

4. BALLAD - "THE POOR YOUNG MAN" Singer: Mr. Anderson; Guitar: Mr. Vivian .

5. GASLIGHT TAVERN IN THE TOWN "There is a Tavern in the Town" .................. The Company "Bar Room Song" ...... Messrs. Klarie, le Rapp; Jonas; Holt "Waiting at the Church" .............................. ...... Miss Murray "Albert and the 'eadsman" .. .... ...... ........ .. .. ............ Mr. Vivian "Henery the Eighth" .......................................... Mr. Anderson "Father, Dear Father Come Home" .... .. ............ Miss Rogers "The Doors Swing In" ............ .. ................ .. .... The Company

Act ill. - THE FUTURE l. BOOM!

John Holt; Bob Scobie; Ivor Vivian; Margaret Plumridge; Loretta de Plevitz; Helen Bell; Gordon Dandie; Maurie Scott; Peter Klarie .

2. TOP 40 - 2001 Nuclear Physicist: John Holt; Tree for Two: Cynthia Murray; Together: Margaret Plumridge.

3. TEMPO TELETHON Allan Crappem: Daryl Taylor; Tempo Singers and Danc-ers: Judy Rogers; Margaret Plumridge; Loretta de Plev-itz; Helen Bell; Diane Tattersall; Julie Turner. Four Slaves: Maurie Scott; Ivor Vivian; Bob Scobie; Darcy Rapp. Floor Manager: Colin Anderson. Cameraman: Mark Wil-iams. Idiot Board: Gordon Dandie.

4. NATIONAL NEWS - 20001AD. 5. WORD JAZZ

Helen Bell; Cynthia Murray; Loretta de Plevitz; Judy Rog ers; Marg. Plumridge; Wendy Doyle; John Holt; Colin Anderson; Philip Thomson; Ivor Vivian; Maurie Scott; Daryl Taylor.

6. JUDGMENT DAY Judge: Bob Scobie; Christopher Columbas: Phil. Thomson; Cleopatra: Helen Bell.

7. REGIONAL NEWS - 2001AD 8. BLUE RONDO

Cynthia Murray; Anne Bastion; Carol Yeatman; Maur-een Crosbie; Pat Moore; John Holt; Cappy Collins; Peter Klarie; Bill Jonas.

9. THE END Brother Emmett: Colin Anderson; Brother Abraham: Mark Williams; Brother Joseph: Philip Thomson; Brother Thomas: Darcy Rapp.

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TIME WASTERS

CHERRY ANDERSON: Ebeneezer

G. GOODWIN & M. SCOTT: Made in Japan

D. BIGGINS: The Silent Movie

JAMES THURBER: Word Jazz

DARYL TAYLOR & COLIN ANDERSON: Tempo Telethon

COLIN ANDERSON: About Time; Common Market; Ebeneezer

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Shall We Dance; Boom! Apres-Midi.

The remainder of the material comes from various Australian

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