Lollie Maduro as Stella Cartwright |
David Leonard as Toby Cartwright |
Roy Glickenhaus as Stevens |
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Adela Bettis Prompter |
Ed Salmon Stage Manager & Properties |
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"THE VALIANT" A Drama by Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemass
This was the second show in a night of three One-Act plays. Performed on December 21, 1950. Though the first three shows are listed separatley, the production staff was the same for all three and is listed after the cast for "GEORGE"
Directed by Gracelyn Johnston.
Cast: In Order of Appearance
J.B. Clemmons Jr. as Warden Holt |
Gene Flagg as Father Daly |
Edward L. Salmon as Dan, The Jailer |
Stanley Fidanque as James Dyke |
Ralph T. Lindo as Wilson, The Attendant |
Sue Sartain as Josephine Paris |
Viola T. Metzler Prompter |
William H. Wymer Stage Manager & Properties |
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"GEORGE" A Farce by Van A. Cartinel
This was the third show in a night of three One-Act plays. Performed on December 21, 1950. Though the first three shows are listed separatley, the production staff was the same for all three and is listed after this show.
Directed by Mary Lowrie & Peggy Smith.
Cast: In Order of Appearance
Grace Grefe as Elizabeth |
Anne McGrath as Sue, her friend |
Charles A. Garcia as Phillip, her husband |
Charles Madison as George, of Marblehead |
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Claire Waldner Prompter |
Harry Sinnott Stage Manager |
Laurene Clarendon Properties |
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Combined Production Staff:
Larry Breece Set Construction |
Claude Aycock & Edith Salmon Make-Up |
Anna Lisa Leadbitter & Catsy Taylor Set Decoration |
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"PETTICOAT FEVER" A Non-Tropical Farce by Mark Reed
This was the second production of the season. Presented by "The Players of THE LITTLE THEATRE, Cristobal, Canal Zone, on 24 January 1951.
Directed by Roy Fernie and Carol Rice - Assistant Director.
Cast: In Order Of Appearance
Robert Hull as Dascome Dinsmore |
LeRoi Leeser as Kimo |
John Lingwood as Sir James Fenton |
Elizabeth Teigen as Ethyl Campion |
Annette Frankel as Snow Bird |
Todd Fernie as Little Seal |
John Blennerhasset as Reverend Shapham |
Irvin Frankel as Captain Laundry |
Carol Rice as Clara Wilson |
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Production Staff - The Little Theatre, Cristobal:
Irvin Frankel Stage Manager |
Grace Williams Promptors |
Annette Frankel & Todd Fernie Properties & Costumes |
Ruth Bozeman Make-Up |
C. LeRoi Leeser Printing |
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Production Staff - The Theatre Guild:
Larry Breece, Jack Meehan, Bob Johnson, Ed Salmon, Harry Sinnott & Bill Wymer Set Construction & Properties |
Catsy Taylor & Belle Clemmons Set Decoration |
Doug Johnston Theatre Manager |
Liese Pollak Usher Captain |
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"TWO BLIND MICE" A Comedy by Samuel Spewack
This was the third production of the season. Performed on February 21 & 22, 1951.
Directed by Gracelyn Johnston and Assistant Director Adela Bettis
Cast: In Order Of Appearance
Claude Aycock as Mrs. Leticia Turnbull |
Amy Sartain as Miss Crystal Hower |
George Bobbitt as Mr. Murray |
Kathleen Finnigan as Miss Johnson |
Ed Salmon as the Mailman |
Laurence Breece as Tommy Thurston |
Douglas Johnston as a Visitor |
Charles Madison as Simon |
Anne Acoca as Karen Norwood |
Charles Garcia as Wilbur Treadwaite, Dept. of State |
Ralph Lindo as Major John Groh, USA |
Stanley Fidanque as Lt. Col. Robbins, USAF |
Rufus Smith as Commander Thomas Jellico, USN |
Jack Meehan as Dr. Henry McGill |
H.N. Tremelling as Sergeant |
J.B. Clemmons as Charles Brenner |
Roy Glickenhaus as Ensign Jamison |
James Adamsen as Senator Kruger |
Joe Fuller, Bill Bright, David Otten, David A. Hope, Adela Bettis, Muriel Treadwell, Peggy Smith, Lollie Maduro and George Maduro were all in the CHOIR.
Production Staff:
Harry J. Sinnott Stage Manager |
Margaret Adamsen & Nancy Sidebotham Promptors |
Catsy Taylor & Belle Clemmons Set Design & Decoration |
Ed Salmon Properties |
Larry Breece, Jack Meehan & William Lloyd Set Construction |
Claude Aycock, Mary Breece, Nancy Sidebotham & Peggy Smith Make-Up |
Eloise Monroe Costume Designer |
Douglas Johnston Business Manager |
Mary Brigham & James Adamsen Publicity |
Leise Pollak & Ruth Krone Assistant Theatre Managers |
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"Dover Road" A Comedy by A.A. Milne
This was the final production of the season. Performances were April 25 & 26, 1951.
Directed by Mrs Berthe E. Wright.
Cast: In Order Of Appearance
J.B. Clemmons as Domonic |
Dwight McKabney, Margaret Adamsen & Kathleen Finnegan as The Staff |
Rufus Smith as Leonard |
Lolie Maduro as Anne |
Adolfo Arias Espinosa as Latimer |
Nancy Sidebotham as Eustasia |
Charles Madison as Nicholas |
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Production Staff:
Bill Taylor Production Manager |
Harry Sinnott & Bill Wymer Stage Managers |
Belle Clemmons, Edith Salmon, Margaret Lindo & Ruth Krone Set Design & Decoration |
Bill Taylor, Bill Lloyd & Jack Meehan Set Construction |
Carol Glickenhaus Properties |
Peggy Smith Costumes |
Claude Aycock Make-Up |
Mary Brigham & James Adamsen Publicity |
Bruce Carpenter & Bob Johnson Business Managers |
Leisl Pollak & Ruth Krone Assistant Theatre Managers |
Muriel Treadwell Script Assistant |
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