Swingin' Back  Two plays reach for that old-time musical magic
The next millennium is just around the corner, but you'd never
know it by two new sweet and goofy plays that hark back to the
golly-gee times of decades long past.  Leave It To Jane, at Main
Street Theater, is all about the struggles of the students at
Atwater, a small-town college in need of a great football star.
These are the kind of white-bread kids who lived in what used to
be lazy-Saturday-afternoon Life of Riley shows. Their biggest
troubles have to do with finding a way to beat rival Bingham at
long last.  The gorgeous "peach of life," Jane (Laura Coker),
who's every boy's favorite -- not to mention daughter of the
college president -- is just the sort of bewitching girl who can
make it all happen. That's why everyone sings "Leave It To
Jane." When big Billy Bolton (Dan Bunch) passes through Atwater
on his way to Bingham, Jane and all the rest of the gang see
their chance at victory. If they could only get Billy to stay at
Atwater everyth