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http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,7611973%255E13762,00.htmlDrama as fowl faints on stage
By Kylie Stockdale
October 20, 2003
A STAGESTRUCK chicken had to be dragged off after it collapsed during a St James Players production.
Ron Hamilton said the hen fainted, presumably from stage fright, during a dress rehearsal of Johnny Belinda.
He told the crowd at the recent performing arts Townsville Yarns the chicken had a piece of string tied to its leg to stop it from straying.
Unfortunately the fowl passed out just inside the set, which meant every actor had to step over it to get on stage.
Rather than spoil the drama by someone merely walking on stage to collect the traumatised animal, the crew removed it by dragging it slowly off-stage by the string.
Mr Hamilton said the dress rehearsal was well attended by pensioners who had the chance to see the show for free.
The ill-fated chicken was the director's second failed attempt at obtaining the authentic sound of hens for the opening scene of the play, which was set in a poor farming community in Canada.
The previous rehearsal he had put two black hens on stage, again with strings tied around their legs. But the pair got the sack after they kept walking off the set.
Mr Hamilton said St James Players was established in 1952 to promote theatre and raise money to pay for the restoration of the organ in St James Cathedral.
He said the introduction of television in the mid 1950s had a hugely negative impact on member numbers and crowds.
The St James Players eventually joined the Townsville Theatrical Society, as did fellow theatre group the Townsville Genesians. The amalgamated theatre group became the Townsville Little Theatre in 1969.
Townsville Bulletin
It cetainly is.The Chilli King said:Isn't that Sir Mixamus Maximus's 'Baby got bachus'?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/33502.htmlThe confession brought an end to a five-year losing streak funded by money stolen from term deposit accounts and foreign currency notes held by the bank. Faithfull used the bank's computers to transfer this purloined money into an online betting account with Darwin-based International All SportsBet (IASBet).
Up to $400,000 a week would be transferred to this account, making Faithfull easily IASBet's biggest punter. Despite massive bets - averaging AUD20,000 - often placed on long shots, none of Faithfull's bets were refused.
"Faithfull's bets were so erratic they were a joke - if they weren't so big. That made them scary," a former IASBet employee said. "He bet on up to 20 races on a Saturday. He'd put a lot of money on no-hopers at long odds. Sometimes two in the same race."
The Age quotes staff who said it was "common knowledge" among IASBet staff that Faithfull was a bank manager.
oh dear.Jim Carrey on for Six Million role
Jim Carrey is to star in the big screen adaptation of 70s TV classic 'The Six Million Dollar Man'.
Variety says the film will be based on the Martin Caidin source novel 'Cyborg' and will be directed by 'Old School' helmer Todd Phillips.
It is expected that the film will go into production in the autumn of next year.
Before that, Carrey will complete work on the remake of 'Fun With Dick and Jane' with Cameron Diaz while Phillips will focus on the remake of 'School for Scoundrels'.
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