erin nichols explains. " " meet carter. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "carter is a rhesus macaque and rhesus macaque's are native he's 3 years old and he's very rambunctious. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "he's been exploring, playing peekaboo." he's getting to know his new caretakers at primarily primates, an animal sanctuary in north bexar county. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "we've identified that he doesn't like blondes." you could say he's a troublemaker. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "carter's been a little creative with his sign and he's been nibbling at it." his story begins in march when carter escaped from his cage in a charlotte, north carolina hospital parking lot. animal control eventually captured him but not before he bit a hospital employee. carter's owner surrendered him and thanks to a grant from bob barker's dj&t foundation he was brought here to his new home. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "every couple of hours they would stop alo

reporter erin nichols explains. " meet carter. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "carter is a rhesus macaque and rhesus macaques are native to asia." he's 3 years old and he's very rambunctious. ( brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "he's been exploring, playing peekaboo." he's getting to know his new caretakers at primarily primates, an animal sanctuary in north bexar county. (brooke chavez, primarily primates) "we've identified that he doesn't like blondes." you could say he's troublemaker. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "carter's been a little creative with his sign and he's been nibbling at it." his story begins in march when carter escaped from his cage in a charlotte, north carolina hospital parking lot. animal control eventually captured him but not before he bit a hospital employee. carter's owner surrendered him and thanks to a grant from bob barker's dj&t foundation he was brought here to his new home. (brooke chavez, executive dir. primarily primates) "every couple of hours they would stop along the

sittig, dominic roe, joel ochoa, marshall nielsen, marley millar, erin mcrae, pat lyons, sabrina hayes, and jessica buchanan. liane nichols is director, steve citta and mary citta are musical directors, and aaron hansen is choreographer. tickets will go on sale starting november 24 @ 1pm. call 319-app-laud for more information. sponsors for mary poppins are first national bank, friendship village, grundy center memorial hospital, 93.5 fm the mix, trapp realtors, scratch cupcakery, taylor veterinary hospital, and us bank. for tickets to the production, call 319-277-5283, m-f 1-5pm, and 1 hour before each show - (not available online) adults-$25, children/students- $10. discounts available on adult tickets. ask about flex ticket policy. the show begins this friday, december 4 with a 7:30 p.m. showing and tickets are on sale now. visit joining us today on the kwwl news at noon are representatives from the oster regent theatre, cedar falls' community theatre. here to speak on the upcoming mary poppins production at the theatre are the production's director: liane nichols as well as the two leads of the production, in marjorie