The Mail-Journal, Volume 16, Number 27, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 July 1979 — Page 25
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Not all kids goof-off in tho summer time
ByDEB FOX When one person in the family gets involved, the rest, of the
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family can’t help but to join in one way or another. That’s the situation in the W. C. Sanders family of r 1 Milford. The San-
ders’ oldest daughter. Shelly, 11. has the role of “Randi" in the production “Bye Bye Birdie" currently underway at the En-
chanted Hills Playhouse. Since Shelly started acting six years ago, her parents have been involved in the normal ways every parent does when children participate in various activities This family is an exception. Mrs. (Pat> Sanders gets extra involved by making costumes. Love For Acting The oldest Sanders sibling has
f f * •** . J y7op»MOM’S INVOLVED — Pat Sanders takes an active interest in daughter Shelly’s acting career. Above Mrs. Sanders studies a pattern as she makes costumes for one of Shelly’s plays.
grown up with acting and according to her mother has always loved to sing and act in programs. Since she has been in school she has participated in Shelly Sanders is an actress plays and has been involved in some sort of activity or another since the first grade. After the elementry level there were no more drama activities offered at school so she got into the drama club at the Lakeland Youth Center. Later through Kay Franke, associated with the drama club at the center, the Sanders heard of the playhouse. A few of the plays Sanders has played in include: "Sleeping Beauty." “Hanzel and Gretel" and the “Wizard of Oz," plus several other miscellaneous plays. "The Wizard Os Oz was
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the biggest production she was ever in until “Bye Bye Birdie.” This current production was her first experience with professional or semi-professional people. According to Mrs. Sanders, there is no need to keep Shelly’s interest up as some parents would need to do. “She lives for the next play," commented her mother.
Mother Involved Mrs. Sanders gets extra involved by making costumes. She commented that a person would need to enjoy doing the work. Often times she remembers being called to do other costumes besides her daughter s and enjoyed doing it. Mrs. Sanders has always wanted to do the wholecostuming for a show and received the chance with the “Wizard of Oz, along with being asked for help in the costuming of “Bye Bye Birdie" by Jim Stover. She remarked that it really keeps the family on the move. Sometimes Mrs. Sandera wonders why she’s doing a job, commenting about how crazy she has to be but she gets the job done. She stated “It’s*really fun, it's something you really like or you don’t ." A question raised by this reporter to the young actress was how she could spend her vacation rehearsing? Her reply was she’d “rather rehearse than do anything. I don’t mind it at all!" Another question raised was how she could stay in character? The young actress replied that it’s hard sometimes if there are other things on her mind but not if she likes the part and she is really doing her best and staying in character.
She is finding out that acting isn’t all fun and games. “It’s very hard work and a lot of discipline is put into it.’’ remarked Shelly. “It’s deadly serious business and it isn’t a Sunday School picnic. " Asked about working with the cast in the production she said, “Everybody out there is neat, nice, super and everything.” Later on in her life she hopes she
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> -Jr ix_J\ STUDYING SCRIPT — Shelly Sanders, an inspiring young actress with her eyes on a television career, is studying a script. Shelly, 11. has a part in the current production. "By, By Birdie,” at Enchanted Hills.
can be as helpful to younger actors and actresses as they are to her. "They look up to me as much as anyone else," remarked Sanders. The young girl's goal is to be a professional actress on TV for the rest of her life or as long as she can Sister Looks Up The youngest in the family is Anna, who according to her
mother, looks up to her oldetsister and wants to become an actress too. The youngster sits and watches at rehearsals every 1 night and knows every line and songT Eor the production of ‘Bye Bye Birdie” the family has spent 25 hours at rehearsals besides Shelly’s piano, flute and other music lessons. Eventually Mrs Sanders would like for her to take voice lessons.
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