LOL!!!!
I was in a show once where my "boyfriend" was a cop.
So the actor (delighful fellow, I'd tell you his name if my brain hadn't
misfiled it), would come in eating a powdered sugar doughnut. Then he'd
wipe his hands on my dress when we hugged.
The costume mistress was wondering WHAT in the HELL I was leaning up
against to get that white dust all over me.
Only took a couple nights (and a confession) to: "Oh. Yeah."
=g=

(that was the show wherein, not only did I find out I was pregnant after
being cast, so would go off stage and promptly lean against the wall and
fall asleep ((but never missed a cue, despite giving the director
worries)), but had surgery on my hand the week before we opened, so spent
the show with my ring finger in a splint. Looked like I was flipping off
the audience -- but it was so in character, that many folks thought it
was costume....)

gots pictures of that somewhere, tygress

On Wed, 28 May 2003 10:44:00 -0400 Karen Rhodes
 writes:
> At 08:29 AM 5/28/2003 -0500, Gumbie Tygress wrote:
> 
> >> I like KKs if they're right off the conveyor, but otherwise, not 
> so 
> >> much...
> 
> Krispy Kreme.  Oh, I have to tell the tale of Handsome Henry.
> 
> Horace Henry LePrell*, lieutenant of the Jacksonville Police 
> Department was
> also a warrant officer in my Coast Guard Reserve unit.
> 
> You wanna talk about cops and doughnuts!  If you saw his patrol car 
> -- he
> was uniform, and drove a marked unit -- you'd die laughing.  The 
> back seat
> was always piled high with boxes and boxes of Krispy Kreme 
> doughnuts.
> 
> He would go to the Krispy Kreme shop on his beat and they would give 
> him
> all the doughnuts they hadn't sold that day and would otherwise have 
> to
> destroy.  He would take them to the city rescue mission and give 
> them to
> the staff there to serve with breakfast in the morning.  Several 
> boxes,
> however, always got diverted to Coast Guard Reserve Unit MSO 
> Jacksonville
> for weekend drills.
> 
> We came to call them "Horace LePrell Fat Pills," and that's what 
> Keys and I
> still call them.
> 
> Veloci--he was a good guy--raptor
> 
> *  I asked him once what "H. H." stood for on his service record.  
> He
> replied with a big smile, "Handsome Henry."
> 
> 
> 
> 


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adventure's] father, Arthur Fredston, a courtly Manhattan attorney, was
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