1951/52 Season - Our 2nd Year
" Goodbye, My Fancy " A Comedy in Three Acts by Fay Kanin.
This was the first show of the season. Performences were August 22 & 23 of 1951.
Directed by Gene Simpson.
Cast: In Order of Appearance
Elaine Lombard as Ginny Merrill Jean Capwell as Amelia Judy Crooks as Clarisse Llona Joan Sears as Mary Nell Mary Brigham as Miss Shackleford Clem Aseron as Janitor Ken Millard as Telephone Man Ann Henriquez as Susan Jerry Barone as Grace Woods Joan Bentz as Agatha Reed Sylva Carpenter as Ellen Griswold Adela Bettis as Professor Birdeshaw Barbara Comber as Carol Molly Francey as Jo T. R. Greevy as Dr. Pitt Adolfo Arias Espinosa as James Merrill Douglas Johnston as Professor Dingley Richard Lanzer as Matt Cole Bruce Carpenter as Claude Griswold "Back to top of page" " LAURA " A Mystery / Melodrama by Vera Gaspary & George Sklar. This was the second show of the season. Performences were October 24 & 25, 1951. Production Staff information was not accessible. Sorry. Directed by Roy Glickenhaus & Rufus Z. Smith. Cast: In Order of Appearance Stanley Fidanque as Mark McPherson Ken Millard as Dany Dorgan Roy Glickenhaus as Waldo Lydecker Lt. Charles Smallwood as Shelby Carpenter Peggy Sylvestre as Bessie Clary Kathleen Finnegan as Mrs. Dorgan Elena Marsella as A Girl William Leverett as Olsen "Back to top of page" " Springtime for Henry " A Farce by Benn W. Levy. This was the third show of the season. Performences were!(unknown). Production Staff information not available. Sorry.
" LAURA " A Mystery / Melodrama by Vera Gaspary & George Sklar.
Directed by Roy Glickenhaus & Rufus Z. Smith.
Stanley Fidanque as Mark McPherson Ken Millard as Dany Dorgan Roy Glickenhaus as Waldo Lydecker Lt. Charles Smallwood as Shelby Carpenter Peggy Sylvestre as Bessie Clary Kathleen Finnegan as Mrs. Dorgan Elena Marsella as A Girl William Leverett as Olsen "Back to top of page"
" Springtime for Henry " A Farce by Benn W. Levy.
Directed by Lollie Maduro & Assisted by Rufus Z. Smith.
Lollie Maduro as Secretary Rufus Smith as Mr. Dewlip Leonard W. Worcester as Mr. Jelliwell Helen Wright as Mrs. Jelliwell Marie Jones as Miss Smith "Back to top of page"
" MURDER at Mrs. Lorings " A One Act Play by Sylvan Simon.
Directed by Stanley Fidanque
Cast: In Order Of Appearance
Jerry Barone as Emma Laura Cranshaw as Jane Renate LaGuidice as Doctor Henders Rose Ferrelli as Mrs. Loring Marie Jones as Celia "Back to top of page" " The Old Lady Shows Her Medals " By J. M. Barrie This was the second of three one-act plays presented on 24 and 25 April, 1952. Production Staff information not available. Sorry.
" The Old Lady Shows Her Medals " By J. M. Barrie
Directed by Gracelyn Johnston. Assisted by Roy Glickenhaus.
Nancy Darlington as Mrs. Dowey Peggy Sylvestre as Mrs. Mickelham Kathleen Finnigan as Mrs. Haggerty Catsy Taylor as Mrs. Tully Roy Glickenhaus as The Reverand, Mr. Wilkenson Douglas Maduro as Private K. Dowey of the "Black Watch" "Back to top of page" " Goodnight Please " By James L. Daggett. This was the third show in a night of one-acts presented on 24 and 25 April 1952, and the final of the season. Production Staff information not available. Sorry. Directed by Arthur Payne Cast: In Order of Appearance Bruce Carpenter as Meridith Whitehouse Charles Smallwood as Burton Anne Stapler as Vivian Whitehouse Arthur Payne as Mr. McWinkle Muriel Treadwell as Cook Duane Koury as Basil "Back to top of page"
" Goodnight Please " By James L. Daggett.
Directed by Arthur Payne
Bruce Carpenter as Meridith Whitehouse Charles Smallwood as Burton Anne Stapler as Vivian Whitehouse Arthur Payne as Mr. McWinkle Muriel Treadwell as Cook Duane Koury as Basil "Back to top of page"