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Saturday, the 14th

By William Gleason.

Product Code: S77000

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Comedy

Cast size: 10m., 9w., with doubling.

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It made all the headlines 30 years ago. Only one camp counselor was found alive when the police went out the next morning, and she hasn't spoken a word since. They closed Camp Slippery Floors down. Everybody wanted to forget what happened that night and almost everybody did forget... except Mason. Mason never forgets! Now Camp Slippery Floors in going to open again and Mason is waiting in the wings for the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The unsuspecting camp counselors are looking forward to a summer full of surprises and Mason is more than willing to provide them with a few. Yes—Mason's still crazy after all these years and he's back with a sack full of uglies, a bizarre bag of tricks, and still holding a grudge. Treat your audience to a slashing good time with a show that pokes fun at the king of the cutups, Mason. Not more gore, but laughs galore.