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SNOW **** FROLICS. A Farce in Three Acts. CAST - Gentlemen of the Chorus Dudley Morris, Bernie Napp, John Armstrong, Trev Walsh Graham Patterson, Jack Leitch, Dave Catchpole, Dunc Boswell, Rodney Milne, D - Jeffs, Mr.Dave Borley. Ladies of the Ballet - Mrs. Dave Borley, Karen Wilson. Producer - Joe Barnao. ACT - 1. Opening Scene Railway Station = Wellington. Time 9 p.m. Friday night- July 1st,1955. Background A typical Wellington Friday night. Light drizzle. Centrepiece - A truck with 14 Bods and Bodess's milling about. General conversation and much abuse by all to all. This can be ad-libbed). Scene 11 Interior of Truck. Chorus sings one or two popular Hit Parade songs such as "O'Rielly's Daughter" etc. etc.) Ballet does brisk Can Can at Levine Black Out, ACT I 11. Scene 1. Place - Mt. Ruapehu - Bottom of road. Time - a.m. Saturday. Company proceeds by truck to the top of the road, disperses and struggles up to H.V.T.C. Hut ( Base Camp.) Background Rain - sleet - snow poor visibility, more snow. Exit all. Scene 11. Inside Hut, Brunch is made. The Company tries the snow. Chorus Master Bernie and Joe Barnao set off to establish camp 1. (Alpine Hut.) but after wandering abcut for some considerable time send out the famous "Tunga I call, Chorus replies in unison and Company adjourns to Wanganui Hut. This scene finishes with a display of dancing in which Boz and Bernie both break Skis!
Scene 111 - Base Camp. Dinner is being consumed. There is much discussion as to which fort is to be invaded. D.M.B.N. and J.A. sing the praises of the new Ballet at Aorangi. J.B. after showing reluctance decides to join the seige. Scene 1V - Chorus arrives at Aorangi, singing lustily. Inside Fort Aorangi the Ranga tangas prepare for the seige by guarding the maidens and laying liquid poison. Some time later the Tungas aided by three Rangatangas visit the new Fort Rotorua, which was for the occasion, declared an open city. It is nigh on 1 a.m. when the weary Tungas return to Base Camp. ACT 111 i Scene1 - Repeat conditions. in Act 11. Time Sunday a.m. Scene 11 - Repeat Scene 1 - Act -1, but in Reverse. Script by Joe B.
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