The Pink Panther Strikes Again, presented by the Paris Community Theatre

The Pink Panther Strikes Again by William Gleason and presented by the Paris Community Theatre.
Most Inspector Clouseau fans regard The Pink Panther Strikes Again as the best of the clumsy Parisian detective's "comeback" films of the 1970s. Driven insane by the stupidities of Clouseau, ex-inspector Dreyfuss transforms into a master criminal. Kidnapping the inventor of a death ray, Dreyfuss threatens to use the demon device indiscriminately unless Clouseau is offered as a "sacrifice." A hunted man, Clouseau is forced to adopt one transparent (but hilarious) disguise after another. He is rescued from being incinerated by Dreyfuss when Soviet spy Olga falls in love with him and strives to protect him. Sponsors for this play are Digital Mammography of Northeast Texas, Turner Industries, Radiology Center of Paris, Magnetic Imaging of Paris, RRV Radiology Association.