Northstar Chorus Annual Show, 1995
Story Synopsis: On a desolate island off the coast of Spain live the obscure but harmonious Dinka tribesmen, whiling away the centuries with their elaborate worship of the Lost Ark of Noah. Led by their Ruthless, yet compassionate Queen Katrinka Dinka, they have escaped detection for four thousand years without even trying. History has passed them by, with the exception of te periodic ships which have followed the example of the Ark and sunk off the coast of Dinkaland. From the onboard entertainers' costume trunk of one such cruise ship, the present-day Dinkas have evolved their distinctive wardrobe, which is something less than than see-worthy. Recently, reports of the Ark's remains have filtered through to the outside world and members of the international scientific community from Newark to Texarkana have infiltrated these once peaceful shores. One renowned archeologist, Harrison Buick, a.k.a. Illinois Smith, has arrived in a desperate attempt to bring back at least a scrap of evidence of the Ark with which to make his mark at the archeologist convention in Arkansas. Hark!
Title: Riders of the Lost Ark -- or-- Wherefore Ark Thou?
Author: John Barrett
Location: The Great Hall, Bethel Campus
Date: March 11, 1995
Headliner(s): Nightlife
Other Quartets: Nova
Heigh-Ho
Guys on Tape
Tune X Four
Vintage Years
Mint Condition
Characters: Noah Chuck Fried
Harrison Buick Max Parks
Rosetta Stone Karen Voeles
Herald Dick Irwin
Spy Dutton Foster
Queen Katrinka Mollie Anderson
Staff Person Bob Delamarte
Chorus Songs: On A Wonderful Day Like Today
Hello My Baby
Baby Won't You Please Come Home?
Paper Doll
What Kind of Fool Am I?
Please Mr. Columbus
Ma, She's Making Eyes at Me
Take Me to That Land of Jazz
Memorable Line from Show:
Harrison: A freighter carrying Yo-Yos sprung a leak and sank...144 times. the whole crew got a good Duncan.
Rosetta: And two day later, a ship carrying red paint ran into a ship carrying blue paint....now they're marooned off the coast.
Harrison: Columbus' ships were very efficient, they got over 4,000 miles to the galleon.