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End of Year Tours Expanded

CAPE MAY - Over New i Year's Weekend, Dec. t 29-30, the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC) ' is sponsoring an expanded schedule of Combination < Trolley/Physick Estate Tours and Walking Tours ; that offer visitors an over- 1 i

view of Cape May's Victorian architecture. Combination Trolley/Physick Estate Tours are scheduled Saturday. Dec. 29, at 10:30 a.m.. 11:30 a.m., l p.m.. 2 p.m , and 3 p.m., and on Sunday 30, at 11 a.m. and 12 noon. They begin at the Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington St., with an hour-long guided trolley tour that covers both the East End and West End Historic Districts. In' MAC'S heated, enclosed trolley-bus, guides point out landmark buildings and tell visitors of Cape May's heyday as a Victorian seashore resort. UPON RETURNING to the estate,. visitors are next guided through the interior of the Physick House. The 16-room mansion was designed by renowned architect Frank Furness Built in 1881 in the Stick. Style, it has been restored as a Victorian House Museum Its interior contains

outstanding examples of Eastiake-style furnishings and fixtures (ihany of which were original family pieces designed by Furness himself) as well as collec « Hons of costumes, toys, and artifacts. Ending the combination tour, visitors are served hot cider and goodies in the Physick House kitchen. Tickets are on sale at Hie entrance to the Physick House. No reservations necessary ' WALKING TOURS of the i Historic District are offered Saturday afternoon, I Dec. 29. at 3, and Sunday i morning, Dec. 30, at 10. , These tours are especially designed for those who like » history close-up and in t detail. Knowledgeable guides provide insights into » the customs and traditions ; of the Victorians and their architecture. Each walking tour takes c. about 1^ hours and begins i at the Information Booth at » the head of the Washington Street Mall (at Ocean s Street).

Free Films Coming to Co. Library COURT HOUSE - Those looking for free entertainment and something cultural to do in December have only to go as far as the county Library Fridays at - 7, p.m. for a "Festival of Musicals." "Pajama Game" will be shown Friday. Based on Richard Bissell's novel 7.5 cent*, it stars Doris Day, John Raitt, Carol Haney, Eddie Foy, Jr., and Peter Gennaro. The unlikely plot

centers on a labor dispute in a pajama factory. ^ Memorable tunes indue: ^ "Steam Heat." "Hetnan- ^ do's Hideaway," "I'll Never be Jealous Again" and "Small Talk." Rogers and Hammers J tein will be represented ® with a screening of their successful South Pacific « Dec. 21. The story takes 7; place during World War II v when the U.S. Navy is bat ' tling the Japanese and los- ^ ing badly Against this background the film's two love stories unfold: one between young Navy nurse Nellie Forbush (Mitzi Gaynor) and, the wealthy French planter Emile De Becque (Rossano Brazzi) and between the Marine Lieutenant Joe Cable (John Kerr) and a native Tonkinese beauty named Lai (France Nuyen). Hits from this musical include "Younger than Springtime," "Some Enchanted Evening." "I'm Gonna Wash that Man Right Outa My Hair," "I'm in Love With A Wonderful Guy," and the haunting "Bali Ha'i." Open House a To Benefit | Volunteers SOUTH DENNIS - Meerwald's Wonderland of Lights, located off Route 83 here, will hold open bouse M:30 p.m. Friday, with proceeds going to benefit the .Dennis Volunteer Fire Co. and the Dennis Township Rescue Squad. The Wonderful is an exhibit of 18,000 Christmas lights including two walkthrough tunnels. Free parking is available, and refreshments will be served. THE BENEFIT event will mark the opening of the display for the season. It will be open 8-9:30 p.m. through Jan. 1, except for Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. The interior of the house will be open Dec. 14-21 and 26-28. There is a small admission charge for adults, with children under 8 admitted free. I

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