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Wrington Drama
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ARCHIVE Treasure Island - the Panto Page 3 |
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| ... a vast behind ... land ho ! ... everyone ashore ... plans to be laid - and found ... | |||||||||||
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... Mrs Ladd gets on the wrong side of Pink Dog ...
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... Long John has more strategic concerns in his sights ... the Hon Nancy tells him what she thinks ... which doesn't go down too well ...
... especially in the walking-the-plank department ... |
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... Captain Smellit has cunning plan for the Squire's party, involving negotiation with the occupants of the supposedly deserted stockade ...
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| ... Don Iguana del Anaconda con Queso ... and Donna Estella del Torremolinos y Chimichanga, who knows what she can do with her castanettes ... | |||||||||||
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| ... Bertha Gunn enters accompanied by a wailing, if not exactly a gnashing of teeth ...... leaving others to make sense of her ramblings ... ... which they approach by enlisting the aid of Capn Haddock and the Junior Pirates in leading an audience sing-song ... ... as you do ... |
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