The following notice reflects two changes: two walk-on male roles (police officers) have been written out and the locale has been changed from rural England to rural New England. Auditions for the first show of Clague Playhouse’s 88th season will take place on Tuesday, June 23 and Wednesday, June 24 at 7:30 p.m. Arnold Ridley’s gripping *The Ghost Train* (1923) is set in a gloomy *Maine *train station, where nine stranded travelers become increasingly more uneasy about the phantom the stationmaster claims appears on the tracks each night. Director Ron Newell is casting the following roles: *Men* *Teddie Deakin*: mid 30s to 40s. A “silly-ass” type. *Saul Hodgkin*: 50s. The curmudgeonly stationmaster. *Richard Winthrop*: 30 to 40. Elsie’s domineering husband. *Charles Murdock*: early 20s. Well set-up, pleasant, newly married to Peggy. *Herbert Price*: 50s. A businessman…and something more. *John Sterling*: 40s to 50s. A doctor, Price’s friend…and again, something more. *Inspector Jackson*: 30s to 40s. The long arm of the law. *Women* *Miss Bourne*: 60 or above. Severe-looking, almost mannish spinster. *Julia Price*: late 20s. Fluttery bordering on hysterical. *Elsie Winthrop*: late 20s: Self-reliant with a bit of a temper, married to Richard. *Peggy Murdock*: early 20s. Newly married to Charles. Review copies of the script are available at the Box Office for a $10 deposit. Auditions will be held at Clague Playhouse, 1371 Clague Road in Westlake, Ohio. Please bring a current headshot and résumé if available. Performances will take place from September 18 through October 11 at 8:00 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and 2:00 p.m. on Sundays. Questions? Please call the Box Office at 440-331-0403. Katherine Harper, Ph.D. A ccepting editing, writing, and research projects as *To the Letter Editorial and Research Services*. Visit www.to-the-letter.net for details.