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Azle Arts Association's Popcorn Players
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Curse You Otis Cummy or… A Rip In Old Calico
Presented by Azle Arts Association’s Popcorn Players
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- Azle Arts Association’s Popcorn Players announces 2009 season (Jan. 13, 2009)
When: Sunday, Aug. 16, 2009, 2:30 p.m.
Where: Azle Arts Association Community Center, 1112 Southeast Parkway, Azle
Cost: $5 - $10
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The Azle Arts returns to its roots with the presentation of two one-act shows all in one night.Sit back and enjoy a quick-witted, humoruos show for one act. Then, after a quick intermission the same actors return for an entirely different show.
The first show: The silver mines of Calico, California, have gone dry, and the little town has fallen on hard times. Our villain, Otis Crummy, pretends he is giving shelter to the unfortunate. Actually, he's running a gang of pickpockets, burglars and sneak thieves. Our hero, Real McCoy, is a crusading newspaperman who pretends to be a member of the gang to get the goods on Crummy. Enter Cheerful Goodykoontz, our heroine. She has run away from a nearby orphanage. She makes out a will giving everything she has to Crummy because he has been kind to her (or so she thinks). Naturally, Crummy thinks she's a nutcase--especially when she admits she is penniless. Enter Lawyer Muggleworth with the news Cheerful has come into a fortune! If Crummy can dispose of Cheerful, the fortune is his! Luckily, Real McCoy defeats Crummy in a laugh-a-second finale. Real McCoy and Cheerful fall in love, and the town's good name is restored.
Show two: TBA
Purchase tickets online or by calling 817-238-PLAY.
Information from theater company's site
Event posted Jan. 13, 2009
Last updated Jan. 13, 2009
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Aguilera Anonymous
You are right on the money with this one. It is quick witted and humorous. I wrote the same in my article: http://www.examiner.com/x-15317-Fort-...
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