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THERE'S SOMETHING HERE FOR YOU!
By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman
Directed by Charles Sutherland
Originally produced by Sam H. Harris
at the Music Box Theatre in New York City
October 16-19, 1991 at 8:00p.m.
Saturday Matinee at 2:00p.m.
at the Michigan Theater
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Presents ...
The Man Who Came To Dinner
THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER is produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
The Management forbids smoking in any part of the Michigan Theater
The use of photographic or audio equipment is prohibited.
Director's Notes "These sing and these dance to make us merry while we work:'
-The Country Bunny and the Little Gold Shoes DuBose Heyward (Houghton Mifflin)
What makes us tolerate the vagaries of the giltterati of the world? What makes us follaw their exploits in the supermarket tabloids with such enthusiasm? Their star quality makes them stand apart. VVe watch these stars with devotion. We appreciate the beauty and joy they bring to our lives.
In the radio days, people fell in love with voices, and thrilled to the laughter and new events brought into our homes. Our play is full of the names of the great figures of the mid-century. Have fun guessing the identity of the guest stars. We celebrate trivia as the centerpiece of our play!
-Charles Sutherland
The Cast Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley .................... Wendy Wright Miss Preen ........ Connie Scott Richard Stanley Fred Bock june Stanley. . ... Michelle Trame John . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Harbison Sarah ............................ Margie Cohen Mrs. Dexter ...... Linda Rein Mrs. McCutcheon . Kathryn Clark Mr. Stanley ............. jerry Klein Maggie Cutler . . . Laurie Greig Atwood Dr. Bradley . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ted Hefley Sheridan Whiteside . . Beverley J. Pooley Harriet Stanley . . .................... Cheryl McDonald Bert Jefferson .... William Jarratt Professor Metz . . . Tom Underwood The Luncheon Guests. . ... Bob Carr, Ed Lesher, Erik Olsen Mr. Baker . . .. Bill Teppo Expressman .... Jeff Zupan lorraine Sheldon .......... Sharon Sussman Sandy. . ....... E.j. Holowicki Beverly Carlton. . ........... Jimmy Dee Arnold Westcott . . .... Tom lay her Radio Technicians .................. Bob Carr, Erik Olsen Choir . Christy Bledsoe, Delia Castaneda, laura Esclamado,
Esther Han, Katherine Root, Sarah Traxler, Shannon Wilcox Banjo . . ............. Rich Roselle T'#O Deputies Bob Carr, Ed Lesher A Plainclothes Man Bill Teppo
Director Assistant Director. Producers
The Staff . Charles Sutherland
.judy Ripple ............ The Schwartzes
Stage Manager .... Yehudit Newman Assistant to Stage Manager .................. Vivian louie Set Designer/Set Dresser ........... Bradford Roberts Set Builder . Wayne Burkhardt lighting Designer . . . ..... David C. Bloom Associate lighting Designer ...... jill Ripple Properties .......................... Betty l. Wamback Costume Designer . . .... Kate Baker Sound Designer .. Robert G. Carbeck Make-Up Designer. . ........ Rosemarie Rothe Choir Director. . Cherry Westerman
Scene Synopsis SCENE: The home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, in a small town
in Ohio.
Act I Scene 1: A December morning.
Scene 2: About a week later.
Act II. Another week has passed. Christmas Eve.
Act Ill. Christmas Morning.
Much More Than The Best
BLUES
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Wendy Wright Vice President, Artistic Coordination judy Dow Alexander Vice President, Development
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Fred Beutler Carol Deniston
Anne Kolaczkowski Magee Peter Niedbala
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Sandy and Odie Elden Rick Hadler
Owen and Bonnie Haig Dave Harbison
Ted Heusel Mary Kessel
Carolyn Lepard Conrad Mason
Cruse and Ginny Moss Peter Niedbala
Patrick O'Meara Anneke Overseth
Bob Seeman Cliff Sheldon
Neil and Burnette Staebler Anne Walker Sandy Young
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Doug Burtrum Amy Fritz
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Make-Up
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Costume Crew Margie Cohen
Marjorie Cripps Aileen Hyne
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Acknowledgements Dr. Robert G. Carbeck
Rick Ashcroft Bradley Bloom
Tapestry designed and painted by John Moga
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Service Jim Mattson and the Ticket Crew
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Thanks to Bradley Bloom whose work in researching, inter· preting, and performing the unpublished Cole Porter song writ· ten for the original production was greatly appreciated.
Thanks to Beth lipton from the First United Methodist Church for the choir robes.
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About The Cast JIMMY DEE ARNOLD (Beverly Carlton) has either appeared in or worked on over 40 productions since bitten by the theatre bug 12 years ago. Some of his favorite roles include The Stage Manager in Port Huron Civic Theatre's production of OUR TOWN and Raul in St. Clair Community College's production of EXTREMITIES. Since joining AAo; Jimmy has appeared in LYSISTRATA, as Fagin in OLIVER!, and most recently in a myriad of roles for SWEET CHARITY. When not performing with AACT, Jimmy is trying his hand at stand up comedy with the "Open Mike Nights" at the Ann Arbor Mainstreet Comedy ShOY.'Case and the Comedy Castle in Royal Oak.
LAURIE GREIG ATWOOD (Maggie Cutler) is familiar to AAcr audiences from her several appearances on our MainStage, including lead roles in BORN YESTERDAY, PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM, PLAZA SUITE, LUNCH HOUR, HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES, APPLE TREE, and most recently as Sara Muller in WATCH ON THE RHINE. In real life, she is the mother of three children, a physical fitness enthusiast and Director of a child care program. laurie would like to thank her husband Bud for his unending support and enthusiasm.
FRED BOCK (Richard Stanley) was seen last year murdering in THE MOUSETRAP, terrorizing in THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH, bullying in OLIVER!, and teaching in the FOREIGNER. In his off time, Fred can be found working at Pro-Vision as a Video Technician, Tech Directing for the Ann Arbor junior Theatre, or feeding his cat Wilma.
BOB CARR (luncheon Guest, Radio Technician, Deputy) has been a member of AACT for 17 years serving as an usher, box office helper, business office volunteer, as vvell as appearing on the stage from time to time. Some of his more memorable roles include Monsignor Hoffman in THE RUNNER STUMBLES and Mister GoodfeiiOIN in INHERIT THE WINO. Bob, a retired Ann Arbor school teacher, is also a lfoiOrld traveler.
KATHRYN CLARK (Mrs. McCutcheon) is a newcomer to the AACT stage. Her previous stage experience has been mainly with TALK TO US, an improvisational theatre troupe at the University of Michigan, where she is also a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. In her spare time, she likes to go on bicycle tours and to bake cakes, cookies, or anything fattening.
MARGIE COHEN (Sarah) has worked on both sides of the curtain: as Assistant Director for several shows including OLIVER! and PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM and also as a performer, appearing in HARVEY and THE SHADOW BOX. When not working on a show, Margie can be found at the library studying for classes she is currently taking at the University of Michigan. You may also recognize her as the "professional carpet shopper" in several N:V. Carpet World commercials.
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DAVID HARBISON Uohn) has been involved with AACT for many years ... approximately 30 .. in a variety of roles. AACT audiences will last remember him as Babcock, the attorney, in MAME. Aside from the part of john, his current role with AACT is that of Vice President of Marketing. In addition to his work with Civic, David is the President of Metal Tronics, Inc. here in Ann Arbor and a student/athlete recruiter for his alma mater, Kenyon College.
TED HEFLEY (Or. Bradley), an Emeritus Professor of History at Eastern Michigan University, last appeared with AACT in GYPSY. He has also performed with EMU Theatre in TWELFTH NIGHT and in productions of SOLID GOLD CADILLAC and THE MIRACLE WORKER for The Ypsilanti Players. Ted is also a member of the May Festival Chorus.
E.J. HOLOWICKI (Sandy), a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, has appeared in several shows at Henry Ford Community College, including LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE and SOUTH PACIFIC. He occupies his days as a programmer/analyst for Distributor Concepts of Ann Arbor and some of his nights performing in an all original band, "Social Fabric'~ E.j. looks forward to performing in future plays with AACT and vvould like to thank everyone who came to see him in his debut with AACT.
WILLIAM JARRATT (Bert Jefferson) recently returned to the Ann Arbor area after a six year stay in Utah where he decided to pursue acting. Although Bill has appeared in industrial films and commercials in the past, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER marks his stage debut. An architect by profession, he holds a Masters Degree in Architecture from the University of Michigan. Bill's other interests include music and painting, skiing, soccer, and mountain biking.
JERRY KLEIN (Mr. Stanley), a Realtor and Educator by profession, has appeared in over 25 productions with local theatre groups including the Blacksheep Theatre, Saline and Chelsea Area Players, and Dexter Community Theatre. He was last seen in AACT's production of WATCH ON THE RHINE. Jerry, no stranger to the world of television, has not only appeared in several commercials, but produced two shows for WBSX-channel 31.
TOM LAYHER (Westcott) can generally be found in AACT musicals, having last appeared in WONDERFUL TOWN and THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD. Other musical productions include ANYTHING GOES with the Saline Area Players and 42ND STREET with the Chelsea Area Players. Tom also enjoys singing with "Measure For Measure': a local men's chorus. This summer he realized a longstanding dream of his by rowing crew for the Arbor Rowing Club.
ED LESHER (Luncheon Guest, Deputy) has played an important part of MCT's productions since 1975, both on and offstage. Since that time, he has made numerous cameo appearances, most recently as a Klansman in last season's THE FOREIGNER. Ed, retired from the University of Michigan's Department of 1\erospace Engineering, is "crazy about airplanes and flying'; and is currently working on his third airplane.
CHERYL MCDONALD (Harriet Stanley) made her stage debut last year as Essie Miller in AACT's production of AH, WILDERNESS. At the time, she had recently quit her job of 21 years as a Pan Am Flight Attendant to return to school. This December, she will receive a BA in Communications from the University of Michigan and will be back in the job market again, this time hopefully in the publishing field.
ERIK OLSEN (Luncheon Guest, Radio Technician), a Communicationffheatre Arts major at EMU, has vvorked both on and off stage for several AACT shows- either six or fourteen, depending on his mood when you ask him. Most recently, Erik appeared in SWEET CHARITY as three slimy guys and a hippie. He also produces videos for Ann Arbor Community Access Television, most recently the series "Stunt Johnson Television" and "Quickly Produced Video': In his spare time, he vvonders what he would do if he had spare time.
BEVERLEY J. POOLEY (Sheridan Whiteside) has vvorked extensively with both AACT and the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society for over thirty years, most recently appearing as Sir joseph Porter in UMGASS's production of HMS PINAFORE and as Old Salieri in AACT's production of AMADEUS. As he grows older, Beverley has found that he is developing a preference for wheelchair roles.
LINDA REIN (Mrs. Dexter) previously appeared in the Chorus of LYSISTRATA for AACT. She has also vvorked with props and costumes for other Civic productions, including A LESSON FROM ALOES and JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE ... The mother of tvvo children, Lyn can currently be seen performing daily in her role as English Teacher at Pioneer High School.
RICH ROSELLE (Banjo), a Business Development Manager at Computerland in Southfield, was last seen in AACT's THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD. Before that, he appeared in numerous Civic productions, among them CHICAGO, ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, CAMELOT and BEDROOM FARCE. Aside from performing, Rich enjoys his family, fun and exercise.
CONNIE SCOTT (Miss Preen) started her theatrical career thirtysomething years ago in the role of Miss Preen. Since that time, she has toured Europe with the U.S.O. in STOP THE WORLD I WANT TO GET OFF and has appeared in numerous shows, most recently as Golde in THE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF with the Chelsea Players. In real life, Connie runs "Merry Miscellany': a custom artwork business.
SHARON SUSSMAN (Lorraine Sheldon) has appeared with AACT in BELLS ARE RINGING, CHICAGO, THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM, and most recently as Helene in SWEET CHARITY. Professionally, she has performed with the Marquis Theatre in Northville and as the Wicked Witch of the West for the Prince Street Players' National Tour of THE WIZARD OF OZ. Now off tour and back in the area to stay, Sharon is enjoying her new home, as well as her job as Supervisor for Training at EDS.
BILL TEPPO (Mr. Baker, Plainclothes Man) joined AACT six years ago. Since that time, he has appeared as just about everything from a townsperson in INHERIT THE WIND and THE MUSIC MAN, to a dead body in ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. When not performing, he likes to relax by listening to musicals or by writing letters.
MICHELLE TRAME Uune Stanley) has spent the last year appearing with AACT as Bet in OLIVER!, Eva jackson in THE RIMERS OF ELDRITCH, and as Muriel in AH, WILDERNESS. Although she has a knack for getting cast as teeriagers, Michelle is actually a graduate of the University of Michigan and a professional stage manager by trade. In fact, she is looking forward to stage managing BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS for AACT and assistant stage managing SAMSOM AND DELILA for the Michigan Opera Theatre later this year.
TOM UNDERWOOD (Professor Metz) starts his second year with AACT, having been previously seen as Mr. Sowerberry in OLIVER!, Christopher Wren in THE MOUSETRAP, and as Sipos in SHE LOVES ME. His interests also include old movies and Reader's Theatre. His current goal is to someday earn enough to feed all of his personali ties.
WENDY WRIGHT (Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley) directed last season's award winning production of TWELFTH NIGHT and received Best Supporting Actress honors as Ilona Ritter for SHE LOVES ME. Aside from her onstage work for AACT, Wendy is very busy behind the scenes, serving on the Board as Vice President of Artistic Coordination and working in the business office as the Temporary Office Manager. She is also looking forward to directing the next Mainstage show of the season: BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS.
JEFF ZUPAN (Expressman) can normally be found backstage building sets, running lights and sound, or stage managing. although he has previously trod the boards in AACT productions of AMADEUS and MAME and in HELLO DOLLY for the Saline Area Players. The 50 words in this shO'vV comprise his largest speaking role yet. The pressure from this role may force him to try a little of his home brewed beer.
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About The Staff KATE BAKER (Costume Designer) has designed and costumed a number of shows for both Eastern Michigan University and Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. Her most recent credit is EMU's production of TALKING WITH. Kate, who \rVOuld someday like to supervise a costume shop of her own, Is currently enrolled in the Master of Arts Management Program at EMU, a field which combines her organizational abilities with her love of art, music and theatre.
DAVID C. BLOOM (lighting Designer) is entering his third decade in community theatre and his third season with AACT, having designed lights for STEEL MAGNOLIAS, BRIGADOON, and LYSISTRATA. Sound design credits include THE FOREIGNER and AINT MISBEHAVIN; in which he also appeared. David has participated in college and community productions of THE BALD SOPRANO, ANYTHING GOES, and COMPANY, and has appeared in 1776 and DON'T DRINK THE WATER. Between AACT productions, David sings with the "Measure For Measure" men's choral society.
WAYNE BURKHARDT (Set Builder) has been a Civic Member since 1988. As the Scene Shop Manager since that time, he has worked on the production of almost every show in some fashion and has built one or two shows a season. During that time, he has managed to get on stage from time to time, appearing as the Train Engineer in THE MUSIC MAN and as the unforgettable "sauerkraut hand" in last season's THE FOREIGNER. With little diversions like that, he has continued to stay interested and involved.
ROBERT G. CARBECK (Sound Designer) worked in the sound booth last for AIN'T MISBEHAVIN. Prior to that, he designed the sound forT HE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 and, in addition to one brief speechless appearance on stage in INHERIT THE WIND has worked behind the scenes for such AACT productions as THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, THE LION IN WINTER, and I'M NOT RAPPAPORT. Other than his work with AACT, Bob states that he "has no hobbies-1 just work". We're glad that he can find the time to help us out.
YEHUDIT NEWMAN (Stage Manager) states that "backstage work is my thing!" In her 25 years of backstage work, Deet has stage managed numerous AACT shows including I'M NOT RAPPAPORT, THE REAL THING, THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940, and BULLSHOT CRUMMOND. She has also worked on props for dozens of shO'NS and been on the stage crew for many others. When not backstage, Deet is mommy to two adorable young boys, a puppet/doll maker, Director of the Jewish Cultural School, and the Older Adult Program Director at the jewish Community Center.
JILL RIPPLE (Associate lighting Designer) has been an active member of AACT since 1988. During that time, she has worked on props for AMADEUS and MAME and has run the sound board for THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 and I'M NOT RAPPAPORT.
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She has enjoyed INOrking behind the scenes, but INOuld like to get the courage up one of these days to appear onstage. In the meantime, Jill continues to INOrk hard in school, with her jobs, and with AACf.
JUDY RIPPLE (Assistant Director) has also been an active member of After since 1988 (hmmm, is there a connection. . ) Since becoming involved, she has participated as a crew member for several productions, with props and set painting being her favorite areas. At present, she is the AACf Librarian and a member of the Play Selection Committee. In her free time, Judy is an avid collector of classical, film, and stage music, as vvell as a dealer/collector of antique postcards.
BRADFORD ROBERTS (Set Designer) is vvell-knO\rVn for his design INOrk for such productions as COSI FAN TUTTI, HANSEL AND GRETEL, TRIAL BY JURY, and THE FANTASTICKS. He has also assisted AACT with such presentations as AMADEUS, GYPSY, THE ROYAL FAMILY, ANYTHING GOES, and BELLS ARE RINGING. An accomplished performer, Bradford has been seen in AACT productions of BLUES FOR MR. CHARLIE, and TEN UTILE INDIANS.
ROSEMARIE ROTHE (Make-Up Designer) has been doing make-up for AACf for more than seven years. She recently designed the make-up for SWEET CHARITY, as vvell as for last season's production of THE FOREIGNER. Rosemarie also enjoys golf and travel, when she is not going to Wayne State University to take classes for her Doctorate in Education.
THE SCHWARTZES (Producers) have produced numerous plays for AACT, including ARSENIC AND OLD LACE and PLAZA SUITE. Tvventy + years of membership have also seen the Schwartzes in lights, sound, props, sets, and many other AACf support positions. Chris was Board President and both have served on the new building planning committees. Bill is currently part of the Computer Committee and both Schwartzes are assisting in office functions. In their spare time, they are both members of the Dexter Community Band and have played several years in the Ann Arbor Concert Band.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND {Director) is grateful to AACT for the chances to learn and grow. He had his first chance to direct with AACT summer season's HANDS ACROSS THE SEA. Since that time, he has directed numerous productions. Some of his favorites include BEDROOM FARCE, ENGAGED, HEDDA GABLER, YOU NEVER CAN TELL, THE REAL THING and PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM. In addition to his directing, Charles has also performed for AACT, appearing in THE MOUSETRAP, BORN YESTERDAY, and HOUSE OF BLUE LEAVES, just to name a few. The chance to revive great plays and bring them to Ann Arbor audiences is one of h is greatest joys.
BETTY L. WAMBACK (Properties) has been active behind the scenes for many AACT productions, including WATCH ON THE RHINE, MAME, TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, and I'M NOT RAPPAPORT. She is always looking for new experiences in theatre, and lends a helping and capable hand whenever and wherever she is needed.
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Michigcm Garris, Garris, and Garris law Ofc. Main Street Area Association Society Bank, Michigan Edward Sun:M:'II Co., Realtors Helene and Robert Abrams Robert and Helene Abrams Mrs. John Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Allmand Jane and Smith B. Arwood, Jr. M. A. Barandowski M. A. Barandowski Robin and Betsy BariON Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bartels Susan Bellinson Hany and Eli:~:abeth Benford William 5. and Anne S.
Benninghoff Gerald and Karen Berger Wilbur and Al~e Carlene Bigelow Dr. and Mrs. David Bohr
Ann Arbor Clothing Carol Deniston Capital Fund Patricia A. Tootell Memorial Fund Mcweable Feast Mr. and Mrs. Edward Abbott Pat and Wayne Abbott Larry Abramson and Tracey Went:~: Gary and Sheila Alden Gary and Sheila Alden John Ale)(ilnder and Carolyn King Michael and Susan Alexander Harold F. and Phyll is Allen Mr. and Mrs. ]ames Allen Gregory and Barbara Allushuski Forrest Alter
Ms. Susan and jeffery Booth Charles and Linda Borgsdorl Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bowen BruceM. andMickeyBONman Muriel B. Bradley Edward and Geraldine Briegel Bernard ). and Mary Ann Brown Leland and Hilda Brown Charles and Martha Cannell Dr. Ruth Cantieny Charles W. and l ucille Cassell Richard and joyce Chesbrough Dr. and Dr. Beth K. Clark Robert and Karen Doss Collins Mrs. Lolagene Coombs H. Richard and Florence Craine Adah R. Davis john and Barb<lra Dempsey Carol and lynn Deniston The Dobson Family Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Domino S. j. and Odie Elden Kirk and Marian Faupel Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Fleming Arthur B. French, M.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. French Dr. and Mrs. Carl M. Frye Carl and Sue Gingles ~rnaA.Goss
Dr.andMrs.JerryGray Dr. Robert and Lila Green The Greene Family Shirley Greene Mr. and Mrs. james j. Gribble The Griffith Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hallock Claribel B. Halstead David Harbison Mary Hartshorn and Barbara Harte Robert Herbst Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hurst The Jackson Family Lester F. and Jean Johns U~ and Mabel johnson Wilfred and Heidi Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kelley Roberta Keniston Frank and Patricia Kennedy Grace Kikuchi David and Eileen Knesper
Martha and David Krehbiel Charles and Mary Lane Florence Marguerite Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews Catherine and Nelson Meade Mr. and Mrs. jack E. Meisenhelder AileenMengei·Schultze Fernl.ME¥!rs Mrs. William H. Mills Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Morse TheMuskcr.oitz Family james and Judith Newtoo Judy and Kelley Newton Mr. Patrickj.O'Meara Mrs. Finn Olsen Susan Peterson AI and Louisa Pieper Mr. and Mrs. William j. Pierce William and Lois Porter EmilyR. Price Mrs. GardnerQuarton William and Marlene Rademacher Mr. and Mrs. John Reed Alma D. Robinson Alan and Rosemarie Rothe
PARTICIPATING FRIEND (Chorus, Cast) : Austin and Catherine Anderson David and Sandra Anderson Wayne Anthony Ted and Ruth April! The AtwoOO Family Mr. and Mrs. William Austin Jr. Don and Shirley Axon Or. and Mrs. Daniel Balbach Allan Balta Mr. andMrs.LawrenceBarera Mrs. jean Lynn Barnard Ruth M. Barnard james M. and Marjorie R. Barnes LucilleM.Barnsdale Jack Barr and Cheryl McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight W. BarstON Robert C. F. and Virginia F. Bartels Anita Bassett Mrs. Dorothy Bauer Dick and lucy Bauman jack and janice C. Beatty Ralph Beebe Dorothy M. Beecher Dorothy Bell Ms. Helen V. Berg Abraham and Thelma Berman Frederick and Sue Beutler BharatandPatsyBhushan JeffBigeiOYJand Kim Mackenzie Doreen Binder
L. Ray and Somer Bishop Drs. Ron and Nancy Bishop Mrs. Dorothy Blasey Jane H. Blount Bo and Brock Boddie Jimmy Boles Mr.andMrs.]ayA. Bolt Dr. and Mrs. Roger L. Bookwalter Lola jane Bof{;hardt Pauline Bordner GeorgeViilndEiizabcthW.Bosenbark Mrs. Frank X. Braun Henry and Virginia Breneman Mr. and Mrs. Allen P. Britton Mary R. Brooks
Larry and Deborah Rusinsky Norma Jean and Richard S<lrns Frances H. Sawyer Gerard and Fr<tnces Scofield Robert and Marina Seeman Neil and Burnette Staebler Mr. and Mrs. David Staiger Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Stoll Max and Sue Supica Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Sutherland Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Taylor Ned and Mary Jane Thomson Michelle Trame Nancy Urguiola Mrs. Ann VanRosevch Mike and Lois Vogt Mr.andMrs.BruceWallace Zelma \>Veisfeld Dr. Raoul VVeisman Brymer and Ruth Williams Marion T. Wirick \r\t!ndyWright Wendyl. Wright E. Bemjaminand FrancesVVylie
Mrs. Deming Brown Ferne Brown Mr. and Mrs. jack Brown Leland and Hilda Brown Morton and Raya Brown Mr. and Mrs. William M. BrONn Mrs. Marie Bull Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Bunch Leona and George Bunnell VirginiaBuf{;khalter Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burns The Cameron Family Jean Campbell Ross W. Campbell
PARTICIPATING FRIEND (Chorus, Cast, Cont'd.): Or. Ruth Cantierry Candy Friedman David F. and Mary Keren Mr. and Mrs. jack M. Miller Thomas E. Ryan M.D. Mr. and Mr5. Tom Carbeck Mr. and Mrs. jerry Fritzler Michael and Liz KeF";marki Leigh and Dorothy Miller Sharon Salah Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Carlson B.utley R. Frueh M.D. Mary A. Kessel Ronald Miller Elizabeth M. Savage Mr5. James Carras William j. and Martha Fry Mr5. Grace F. Kikuchi Betty louise Monticelli Robert A. and Millie Schairer Paul and Susanne Cartman Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Fuller Dorothy Sweeney and Edward Dr. and Mrs. George Morley Eleanor and Kenneth Schatzle Mr5. C. A. Carwr Nick and Fran Furkioti Kimball Thomas Morrow joan Scheffler Bliss and Betty Charles john and Martha Fyfe William and Betsy Kincaid John Mouat and Lisa Snapp Glenn Schleicher Mrs. Irene Christie Lois W. Gage Dan Kitowski Phyllis E. Mulder Charlene A. Schmult Amy Clark Mr. and Mrs. Leslie George Don and Connie Klaasen Zelma Myers Michael and Vicki Schwager john Clark leonore Gerstein Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klaasen Ms. Yoshiko Nagamatsu lawrence D. Segel Irene Cleveland Sandra Geyer Dr. and Mrs. David J. Knesper Cecil and Ethel Nesbitt Mary Ann Sellers Don B. Clewell Marilyn Gibsoo jan Koengeter Kelley Nl"Wton Mrs. and Mr. Heather M. Senior Henry and Lorena Coghlan Bcvcrly Jeanne Giltrow Dick and Ginny Koester Mr. and Mrs.]. A. Nicholls George H. and Mary M. Sexton Mrs. Philip Collica Bruce and Deborah Gimbel judy Kolars Mr. and Mrs. Marvin l. Niehuss Mr. and Mrs. George Sexton P. J. Collins Paul and Anne E. Glendon Christopher Karow Stephen and Barbara Norris Forrest and Sonia Shaw Mr. Alfred and Georgia Conard Eugene A. and Marie Glysson Georgina Kosanovic Cecil and Dollie North The Sheldon Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Coach Albert Goldberg Barbara and James H. Krick Robert O'Brien Dr. and Mrs. Howard Shevrin Gage Cooper The Graff family James H. and Barbara T. Krick Joseph L. O'Connor JoAnn Shumway Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cope Betty Graham Evelyn Kromer Mary Oas Ms. Ruth Siegel Charlotte and Robert Copp Mrs. Dorothy Graham Lawrence and Karen Kruise Jr. Cherie M. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sing Thom<~s <~nd June Corkin Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gramlich Hilda Kurtz Donald G. Olsen Gene and Darlene Smith Margaret A. Costello George and Barbara Grassmuck IMlyne and Dorothy lamerson Mr. and Mrs. HariCMte Olson Sharon H. Smith M.D. Brian Co"' George and Barb.lra Grassmuck Marion Lammers Mr. and Mrs. Harris Olson Dr. and Mrs. William S. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Morton Co"' Roger and linda Grekin Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Lampert Paul and Shirley Olson Hinde R. Socol and john Hall Roger and Harriett Co"' Ella M. Grenier Dr. and Mrs. John Larder Veltajean Olson Mrs. F. K. Sparrow Janet and Ray Crabtree Henry and Barbara Griffin Corrine Larson Mark and Susan Orringer Bob and ]CT)'Ce Elliott Squires Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Crane Debra Griffith jenet M. laughna Mr. and Mrs. leonard j. Ortino Carl and Mary Stadel Marjorie Cripps Atlee L. and Margaret Grillot Neal Laurance Lillian Ostrand Menoe Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Walter CrCM~C Ellie and Ken Grinstead Diane Laviolette David H. O'oYCns Betty M. and Harold Stark James and jean Crump Thomas C. Grove Jan leckrone ]. David and Julie Owens Robert j. Starring Eleanor Cunningham Carl and julie Guldberg Dorothy l. Lenz Charles and Grace Oxley Dr. and Mrs. Ed Stasheff Alis.ande Cutler Mrs. Dorothy S. Haake Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leutheuser Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Paletz AnneS. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Cygan N. Frances Hall Gordon and Vera Levenson Antoni and Maria Paluszny Mrs. Ruth Stone Mr. and Mrs. john R. Dale Claribel Baird Halstead Mrs. Rosemary ll"Wis Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Parker Mrs. William Stubbins John F. Dawson Harold H. Harger William A. lew'is Dr. and Mrs. Frank Pauli jack B. Sulliv<1n Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deem Shirley Harkless Dr. and Mrs. Paul Lichter Dr. and Mrs. Beverly Payne David and Alice Tankard Dr . .and Mrs. Thomas DeKornfeld George and Marguerite Harms Paul and june Lindquist Raymond and Agnes Pearson Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thieme Helen l. Dempster Mr. and Mrs. George W. Harms Cereit.l little Judith A. Pence Herm.an T. and Catherine Dr. Alan and Rachel Dengiz Harlan and Anne Hatcher Leslie l. and Susan loomans Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pendergrass Thobum Michelle Dennis Mary and John H;~thaway Marjorie Lord Harriet Perry Helen S. Thomas Raymond Detter Harold <1nd Ann Haugh Mary Louise Lu.Yther Millard and Marie A. Phillips Charles and Peggy Tieman Tom and Jean Dickinson laura B. Hawke Mr. and Mrs. William lunk Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Phillips Bruce A. Timmons Robert Dillon George and Lillian Hay Bun K. Lutz Diane Pierce George and Helen Timmons Virginia H. Donahey Ted Hefley William and Judith lynn Mrs. Winnifred Pierce Julie lite Shirley Donnelly Dr. and Mrs. james B. Heitler Mr. and Mrs. F. Maaseidvaag Edith Pinter Estelle Titiev Ruth Dorr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Helmreich H. F. and Hilda Maassab Mr. and Mrs. Richard l. Platte Marjorie Tompkins and Allison Wrlliam and Kathy Dow Sondra Herold Melba M. Macabee Samuel and Carolyn Plice Hale Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Duff Irene Hess Lois and Alan Macnee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plummer The Toronto Family Dr. Allen D. Dumont The Hilbish Family Carol H. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Don Pon Mr. and Mrs. Willis Tupper jeff and Barbara Duncan Mrs. leonard E. Himler Gertrude M.aglott Dorothy Pon Amherst H. Turner Jr. Robert B. ;~nd Connie Dunlap Larry and Carolyn Hiss Mr. and Mrs. Don M.akielski james D. and Margaret Ann VanDemark Harold Dunn Kilthleen and Donald Hoff Dr. Karl D. Malcolm Prendergast judy Vasicek Harold Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hogan Shirley Mallette Millard and Mary Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Durwell Vetter Elizabeth Dusseau Robert and Fa~ Hoisington Ms. Dorothy Mangus Millard Pryor Mr. and Mrs. John Vezina 1\!ter Eckstein Mr. john Holland Helen Mann Norman and Lynne Pryor Don and Mary Vilnius The Edwards Family Elwood Holman Ms. Margaret Mann Dr. and Mrs. Francis Purcell L:rwrence and lynn Waggoner Claude and Nitil Eggensen Mrs. John Holmes Mrs. Pearl Manning Kathy and Tom Pustell James C. and Donna Walker Linda Eidelman jeannette Holtm;~n Margie Marion William J, Rademacher Patricia \r\\l;lsh Andrl"W and Ki!thryn Eisenberg William and Rebecca Horvath The Martin Family Janet Raymoure Garry and Mona \r\\l;lz Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Elkin Dr. and Mrs. Frederic House Shirley D. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Russell Read Betty Wamback Mrs. Wrlbur Ell ion Betty Houston Mr. and Mrs. William C. Martin Max'M.'II and Marjorie Reade Eric Warden Ethel R. and Sheldon M. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Graham H~ Si!ra Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Harry Regenstreif Margie Warrick Sheldon and Ethel Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert HOYo"e Mr. and Mrs. Roger Maugh Robert A. Reiff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond IMlrzynski Beulah Elving Ms. Mimi Huang Richard and Ann Mary McCarthy Ms. M.ary Reilly Kathleen ~ber Jack ;~nd Wylma Elzay Mr. and Mrs. David Hughes john and jane McCormick Ann R. Reindel Tina ~bster Richard and Helen Emmons Robert C. Hughes Paul and Ruth McCr;~cken Dr. Melvin). Reinhart Zelma ~isfeld Mackenzie and Marcia Endo Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hunter Ruth S. McCracken Glenda Renwick lyndon and Angela 'M!Ich Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Epstein Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. W. Bruce McCuaig Thomas and Kathleen Restrick Carol F. Westerman Thomas and Elaine Evans Mr. and Mrs. O<IVid Husted D<~Vid and Claire McCubbrey Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ribbens Roger Westland Mrs. Warren C. E~land \-t!rn and Norma Hutton Griff and Pat McDonald Mrs. Elaine I. Rice Gilbert and Ruth Whitaker Adele E'oYCII Martha E. Irwin Mrs. Charlotte McGeoch Helen M. Rice janet F. White Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Fancher Paul and Karen lzenberg Karen and John McGowan William and Elizabeth G. Richart Thomas F. Wieder Ted and Sophie Farah K. John Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Wilben:J. o'vkKeachie Ms. linda Ridley Mr. and Mrs.]. W. Wilkins Mr. and Mrs. Don Farrand Mr. ;~nd Mrs. Kenneth Jochim The McMahon Family Jim Rieth miller Dr. and Mrs. Francis S. Williams Homer Fatt Helen 0. johnson Donald and Elizabeth McNair Kelly J. and Barbara H. Rigney Lois Wrlson john and Margaret Faulkner James Johnson The McNamara Family judy and jill Ripple The Winkler Family C. William and H. Jane Ferguson Mr. Phillip S. Jones Marjorie E. McNeil jane Robertson Carolyn Wiseman Kathleefl Fischer Grace E. Judson Mr. and Mrs. Colum McReynolds Alma Robinson Susan \r\blak George R. Fisher Grace Judson Carole and John McTague D<~Vid and Joan Robinson Mr. and Mrs. A. C. 'v\boll Ruth Fl~ Natasha and Susan Durrantjulius Nelson and Catherine Meade jim and Alison Robison Israel and Fay V\bronoff George and Kathryn Foltz Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomas Juster Richard and Mariiln Meisler Ann Rogers Bob and Betty Wurtz Keith and Janet Ford Mr. Daniel Katz M. L. Melander Elizabeth Rogers Phyllis Young Howard and Margaret Fox Ralph Katz and Deborah Scott Susan Watson Mendelsohn Rosemarie and Alan W. Rothe Roger and Betty Zauel Mr. and Mrs. \-t!rsile E. Fr-aleigh Roberta Keniston Charles and Helen Metzner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rudesill Lucille Zink Esther Fr;~nk Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kennedy Robert and Norma Meyers Mabel Rugen George D. and joan K. Zuidemil Candace friedman Sherry Kennedy Mr. Dick and Georgia M¥rson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel j, Rupert Jeff Zupan
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