Carolyn Mason, Harry Diavatis and Ken Klein enact the dueling scene from The Boar. The Mad Hatter, a beloved character from Alice in Wonderland and played by Dave Barber, considers Alice's problem. Hello Out There and The Case of the Crushed Petunias by Tennessee Williams completed the 1st of three plays presented at Weber's "Evening of one-act plays." Each play, directed by theatre students on campus, exhibited the talent, successful abilities, and competent handling of those involved. A futile attempt to escape to the outside world. Alice in Wonderland, a summer attraction unveiled by Weber's Theatre players, attracted the community adults as well as their children. Entertaining, well-acted and worth-while pleasure were comments describing the production. All actors were Weber State students, as well as all stage managers, directors and producers. The theatre department on campus is growing and expanding. theatre students take charge of productions "The first time ever on Weber State's Campus!" The summer productions held in the Fine Arts Center were produced, directed, financed, managed, and performed by the Weber State Players. The Boar, by Anton Chekov, was one of the three one-act plays presented wholly by the theatre students on campus. The Cast Prologue ............................................Brent Henry Citizen ....................................Stephen J. Larsen His Wife ....................................Hazel Robertson Ralph, his apprentice........................Jerry James Venturewell................................Randolph Scott Humphrey............................................Ken Klein Jasper ..................................................Jerry Wind Luce....................................................Judy Young Merrythought ................................Mark J. Scott Michael ..............................................Scott Shutt Tim, the Squire..........................Russell Johnson George, the Dwarf........................Kent Vaughan Dancer ..................................................Ron Stoor Host ........................................Marvin Lovestedt Tapster ..............................................Karl Mabey Barber............................................Herbert Holzer Captives of the Barber..............Robert Buckley, Sidney Graham, Marvin Lovestedt, Julia Nebeker Pompiona, Daughter of the King of Moldavia.... ................................Nancy Cheney Attendents and Servants ..............Brent Henry, Karl Mabey, Robert Buckley, Sidney Crawford, Janice Miller, Barbara McEntire, Sandra Hoogland, Kaye Burton, Alma Hutt, Ann Jackson, Daine Paul "Marry her soon and with my blessings," says Venturewell to Humphrey. the knight of the burning pestle rides The Knight of the Burning Pestle, one of the greatest, if not the greatest, burlesques or mock-heroics in English dramatic literature, initiated the school's fine, new theatre-in-the-round. Although the permanent seats had not been installed, the audience relished the witty citizen and his wife seated in the folding chairs among them. Ralph will become a great knight with the help of mama.