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| GINNERAL B |
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| Barbara Gloudon Directed by Bobby Ghisays Lyrics by Barbara Gloudon Music by Peter Ashbourne Movement by Jackie Guy Set by Henry Muttoo Costumes by Norman Russell Props by Henry Muttoo Lighting by George Carter |
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Story "Ginneral B", Fry-Chicken Empire owner, finds that his business suddenly suffered a blow. His plans for re-development have been thwarted and "all of a sudden everything change." The plot thickens when Miss Mirrie and her daughter, Tina, former tenants of the Square are suddenly nowhere to be found. Overnight a great New Empire springs up in "Ginneral B's" territory. A mystery competitor is taking away his business and "Ginneral B" wants the problem solved. As if all that was not bad enough, his one-son, Danny, is in love with Tina and wants to teach! No wonder there is confusion, desperation and consternation in "Ginneral B's" Empire. But of course, in time, all is well. The lovers are reunited, negotiations between Ginneral B and Miss Mirrie commence and as the people would say, "What a Ting!"
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