| Otto Huber from Long Island camp Kabeyun bugler and swimming counselor with deep bass voice was uproariously funny and very good musically as Katisha, the Mikado Emperor's daughter-in law- Elect in 1951 Kabeyun production of Gilbert and Sullivan favorite "The Mikado." Trips counselor Frank Wood was impressive in title role as "The Mikado "My object all subline To let the punishmnent fit the crime." Ken Coe from Tennessee directed and played Nanki-Poo the Crown Prince "A wandering minstrel I" The heroine Yum-Yum was sung by a staff member of the neighboring girls' camp Kehonka. Tim Brown, Bruce Nichols, and Richard Cates sang a popular trio as Ko-Ko, Poo-Bah and Pish-Tush. Bruce Hollander of the Lions cabin aged about six years in 1951 carried Ko-Ko's huge samurai sword. |
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