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1. P23874 - The Abbotsford Senior Secondary School production of Charley’s Aunt, set in Victorian England. Two pairs of actors during a scene, with Dick Poulton on the far right, in his character, Jack Chesney. Other actors are unidentified but could be Perry Klassen as Charley, Laurie Best, Ann Britton or Brenda Polack. The play is a double-identity comedy. The costume creator is Mrs Keller, the backstage director is Mr Ed Laidley, and the play director’s is Mrs Laila Pope.

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2. P23875 - The Abbotsford Senior Secondary School production of Charley’s Aunt, set in Victorian England. The four actors are, left to right: Dick Poulton as Jack Chesney, an unidentified actor and character, Don Kowalchuck as Lord Babberley, and Val Wick as Charlie’s real Aunt. The play is a double-identity comedy. The costume creator is Mrs Keller, the backstage director is Mr Ed Laidley, and the play director’s is Mrs Laila Pope.

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3. P23877 - The Abbotsford Senior Secondary School production of Charley’s Aunt, set in Victorian England. Dick Poulton’s character Jack Chesney stands beside Don Kowalchuck, as the bogus Charlie’s Aunt. The play is a double-identity comedy. The costume creator is Mrs Keller, the backstage director is Mr Ed Laidley, and the play director’s is Mrs Laila Pope.

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4. P23878 - The Abbotsford Senior Secondary School production of Charley’s Aunt, set in Victorian England. Left to right: Dick Poulton’s character Jack Chesney stands beside Don Kowalchuck’s character, the bogus Charlie’s Aunt, an unidentified actor and character, Perry Klassen’s character, Charley, on the far right. The play is a double-identity comedy. The costume creator is Mrs Keller, the backstage director is Mr Ed Laidley, and the play director’s is Mrs Laila Pope.

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5. P23879 - The Abbotsford Senior Secondary School production of Charley’s Aunt, set in Victorian England. Left to right: Val Wick as Charlie’s real Aunt, Dick Poulton as Jack Chesney, Don Kowalchuck as bogus Charlie’s Aunt, who also plays Lord Babberley, Marshall McCallum as Brassett the butler, and Jay Fredericks as Stephen Spettigue. Other actors involved in the play are Pat Whiteley, who played Jack Chesney’s father, Sir Francis, Perry Klassen as Charley, Laurie Best, Ann Britton and Brenda Polack. The play is a double-identity comedy. The costume creator is Mrs Keller, the backstage director is Mr Ed Laidley, and the play director’s is Mrs Laila Pope.

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