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wednesday may 2 1984 sa5 success of music mania 84 fosters quarter century show thursday through saturday was music mania weekend in stouffville the shows 24th anniversary unknown to the audience there was almost as much activity offstage as on here erminia petramala right of marios hair styling provides a lastminute touch to the coiffure of talented dancer bianca creek the 50voice mixed chorus was directed by ann bell oldtime as well as modernday hits several chorus assisted by linda carney they were attractive in col- members also participated in solo duet and quartet ors of red yellow and blue they presented a mixture of numbers resulting in enthusiastic audience response the dancers directed by melody curtis were de- bianca creek scribed as marvellous this group of six includes hathaway left to rightmariane mckeewetheral gayle davis melody curtis janet barthau and sue a beautiful duet by jim cadieux and joan wideman entitled up where we be long was enthusiastically applauded both jim and joan also sang in the chorus music mania wouldnt be quite complete without the pantomime trio of john foulds frank mellon and don petrie this year their antics were confined more or less to a boxing ring here john rocky over 55 receives a little refreshment from manager frank prior to reentry into the fray a worried wife concerned about her successor scene the inquisitive spouse is daphne goldman her when shes gone presented a humorous bedroom hubby is jim sanders m- i i fa the emergency ward of the markhamstouffville hospital will never we hope operate like this the patientinwaiting is don mcnair the attending nurses are left to rightvlovanna sanders heather andrews and jean oneill her his partner ozzie bradshaw might have been deceived but bruce burton left didnt deceive the audience at least not for long the legs gave him away also the moustache the threenight performance of music mania played to close to 1800 people jim thomas