A good crowd turned up for the wind up of "Dimboola", the play about a country wedding set in the 1960's; the weather was kind and everyone had a good time. Graham and I had put together a couple of CD's of the photos we had taken during rehearsals and the performances and put them in presentation cases. We worked feverishly to finish all the them in time to be handed out to the cast, and I was printing out inserts just minutes before we had to leave the house. Some members of the audience had actually brought presents for the "bride and groom" over the two nights so they were auctioned off adding more money towards the restoration of the Zamia.

President of our group, Warrick, gave a speech and handed out gifts to many of the helpers and we all enjoyed the provided salad lunch.

Following lunch we "went to the movies" in the Howard's converted garage. Warwick Howard used to own the Zamia and he was the first person to show films there, many years ago. He still shows films, however nowadays in his garage, and on this occasion showed a couple of films including a very funny old news reel about life in the Gay '90's followed by a short excerpt from a W. C. Fields film; my word those actors certainly worked hard for their money in those days!

The photo shows one of the actors delighted at receiving her CD presentation pack!