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Forty-seven years is a long time between performances of the world-famous Agatha Christie play: ‘And Then There Were None.’

The gap in time closed with a bang (literally and figuratively) with the opening performance of the Taber Players’ production of last week.

The play must be seen to appreciate the acting and production levels Taber Players have achieved. It is an exciting and stunning production. We intend going to see it again this week.

Our thanks to Taber Players for honouring us and Taber Times for bringing back memories of our youth.

Hazel West

and Bill Pyrch

Taber Drama Club 1967

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