Sgt. "Froggy" LeSueur (Keith Clinton) and Betty Meeks (Juliah Rae) celebrate with a toast. Blasny, Blasny!
THE FOREIGNER was directed by Lana Shane, assisted by Don Tompos. Set and lighting design by E. Dee Torrey, Sound design by Kymberli Colbourne, properties by Carol & Royce Perkins, and wardrobe by Shawn Akacich.
Betty (Juliah Rae) hides Charlie (Ron McCracken) from the Klan in darkness.
The Klan reveals their purpose.
Charlie (Ron McCracken) melts the evil klansman played by Ellard (Caleb Neet) while Betty (Juliah Rae) and Catherine (Marney Dragoo) watch in horror.
Betty (Juliah Rae) gets her sauerkraut from Ellard (Caleb Neet).
Charlie (Ron McCracken) points out Betty's house on the map held by Owen Musser (Ben Diers) while David (Joel Clements); Ellard (Caleb Neet); Catherine (Marney Dragoo) and Betty (Juliah Rae) look on.
Charlie (Ron McCracken) listens to Owen (Ben Diers) prior to transforming into a talking voodoo demon.
Charlie (Ron McCracken) is comforted by Catherine (Marney Dragoo) and Betty (Juliah Rae).
Charlie (Ron McCracken) tells his favorite story from his native land to his terrified audience of Catherine (Marney Dragoo), Ellard (Caleb Neet) and Betty (Juliah Rae) while Froggy (Keith Clinton) watches in disbelief.
........Nineteen, twenty! Ellard (Caleb Neet) teaches Charlie (Ron McCracken) how to count.
Ellard (Caleb Neet) shows Charlie (Ron McCracken) the VW hubcap....all that's left of the Klan's van.
The Rev. David Marshall Lee (Joel Clements) tries to control the over-zealous dynamite-toting Owen (Bend Diers).
Ellard (Caleb Neet) brings the outdoors in to teach Charlie some new words.
Charlie (Ron McCracken) copies every little thing Ellard (Caleb Neet) does at the breakfast table.
The nice side of Rev. David (Joel Clements) as he woos his love Catherine (Marney Dragoo).
Rev. David (Joel Clements) tries to make his escape but is thwarted by demolitions expert Froggy (Keith Clinton).
