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“It Happened in Manhatten ‘appen” was the opening drama in
an evening of Murder and Mystery, organised by the International Committee
and presented at Farsley Church Hall. Chairman John Walker, has subsequently
reported a profit of almost £500 for Hope and Homes for Children and other
overseas charities. He rightly praised the writing talents of Keith
Thompson, whose witty prose and stamina in fronting the presentations,
played a huge part in the enjoyment of the event.
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Cries of “author, author” were ignored as Keith
Thompson thought they were shouting for Arthur. Keith, seen here
in his guise as the Lootenent putting Ying Tong Hanson through
interrogation.
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Anyone with doubts about Rotary being fun should have been there to see
the hilarity and sheer enjoyment of over 60 local supporters and
players.
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Tucking in to pie and peas in the interval, teams were busy trying to
unravel the clues and identify the culprit. |
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The ladies who did, Rosa Walker
and Margaret Sutcliffe, served the best P & Peas.
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Just as much overacted, though somewhat easier to detect, was the
dastardly villain in “Lord Chatterley’s Lover” the
follow-on drama put on after refreshments.
Katy Beaumont’s team won the major detection prize with Cheeky Charlie
Clough scooping most of the others
Pictures were snapped up by Mary Johnson-Green
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Poor
Mellors (David Robbins) was having