As the next act commences, three elegantly-dressed upper-crust types (Hal Schatz, Molly Oltrogge, and Diane Stone) come on stage, just oozing culture out of their every pore. They carefully take their places, make final adjustments to their tuxedo and evening gowns respectively, and then they pause, as if a momentous occasion is imminent. The audience is on the edges of their seats, and finally the fourth member of the group (Nancy Burke) takes the stage. The audience erupts in thunderous applause. No, wait. . . that happens at the end of the act. Nancy sets herself just so, and the soundtrack to Glenn Miller's In the Mood begins to play. Little did the hapless audience realize that the elegance of the quartet belied their intentions. . .
