presented by:
All Hallows' School
with
St. Joseph's College
On May 2-7 2001, Students and Staff of All Hallows' School along with Students from St. Joseph's College Gregory Terrace presented a lavish production of Charlie Girl in Loretto Hall at All Hallows' School.
This page shares some pictures of the spectacular production numbers from the 4th May performance.
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A colourful opening |
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Lady Hadwell tries to encourage Lady Charlotte (Charlie) to be more like a lady. Lady Fiona and Lady Penelope, Charlie's sisters, look on. |
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Nicholas Wainwright (A football Pools representative on a mission to deliver a major prize) is smitten by Lady Fiona. Unfortunately she is only intersted in bald men. |
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Joe Studholm, the trusty working-class employee wishes Charlie would notice him (unknowing he is the Foot ball Pools winner) |
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"My Charlie Girl" (he wants no part of the win, thinking it will ruin his chances of winning over Charlie) |
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Charlie, after an accidental meeting with a rich American Bachelor (Jack Connor) imagines she has found true love with him .... |
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... and imagines a future happiness |
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Jack Connor, on the other hand is merely a womaniser. His manipulative mother Mrs Kay Connor wants him to marrly a lady with an English title to make her son respectable... |
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So plots a scheme with Lady Hadwell to hitch Jack with Charlie |
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Preparations for the party commence |
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Lady Hadwell remembers when she was young ... |
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... and looks forward to her party |
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Meanwhile, Joe and Wainwright organise to hire Charlie a stunning outfit for the party |
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Jack is introduced to Charlie, and love is in the air but thethe 'earth does not move' when they kiss. Charlie is confused, Jack momentarily believes he is 'losing his touch', later to be consoled by Lady Penelope. |
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Meanwhile, a group of suspicious characters plot to rob Hadwell Hall, but are apprehended in the confusion of the fireworks at the end of the party. |
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Jack's personal Japanese Valet and Lady Hadwell seem to get on well |
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Joe remembers Harry's Fish and Chip Shop and his fond memories of a working class upbringing |
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Harry's Fish and Chip Shop - a vibrant dance number complete with tap-dancing goldfish |
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The party heats up, and the dresses come off as Charlie's hired dress has to be returned |
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Joe and Wainwright lament missed opportunities, Sam plucks up the courage to talk to Charlie |
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Joe and Charlie are finally united |
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The Finale - everyone lives happily ever after |
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One of many curtain calls |
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The Orchestra, conducted by Mr Brad Esbensen |
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