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Suspenseful Drama Opens Tuesday

November 25, 1971

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"SUSPENSE FROM START TO FINISH." This is the only way to describe the play that is currently being rehearsed by the Cayman Drama Society. A thriller by Frederick Knott, the play entitled "Wait Until Dark" is now in final stage of rehearsal under the critical eye of producer John Maples. This play was so successful on stage that the famous film producer, Alfred Hitchcock, a man who has created a reputation for being able to keep an audience on the edge of its seat, recently made this play into a film, starring Audrey Hepburn. It was acclaimed by the critics as one of his best ever and certainly enhanced his reputation.

The Cayman Drama Society is performing "Wait Until Dark" on November 30th, December 1st. through 4th at the Town Hall, commencing each night at 8.00 p.m. Tickets are on sale in the lobby of the Barclay's Bank Building.

Nobody - but nobody - will be allowed to enter the Town Hall once the curtain is raised. So, in order not to miss this performance, please take your seats early.

A word of warning: If you frighten too easily - MISS THE PLAY.